The Macedonian phalanx was definitely a special and distinct part of history. It was studied, in fact, separately due to its dynamics and importance.
And not unjustly since it was the weapon of impact of Philip II and his son, Alexander the Great.
The Macedonian phalanx was in fact the characteristic way of organizing the army during the battle, first of the Macedonians and then of all the states of the Successors and Descendants. This faction was observed and called undefeated for about two centuries.
The famous Macedonian phalanx, which was the main weapon of Alexander the Great, had essentially three formations.
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The article The Invincible Macedonian Phalanx: The Impact Weapon of Alexander the Great published in NewsIT .