"The Great War: food in the trenches" Topic
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| Tango01 | 23 Nov 2019 9:48 p.m. PST |
"To understand how much feeding troops tipped the balance of power during the Great War, it's important to explain first the huge difference between this conflict and the previous ones. The hostilities broke out in 1914, involving, one after the other, a great number of nations. The almost romantic idea, legacy of the Napoleonic era, of opposing armies fighting each other with honor, vanished almost immediately. When the first charge of heavy cavalry, until then considered the most powerful weapon, was easily annihilated by machine-guns, it became clear to everyone that something was definitely changed and it was thus necessary to completely rethink the way of fighting. After a few attacks of this type, the frontline stabilized…"
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