New Acquisitions: How Fast Do Armies Move? – A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
This post is now available in audio format here. Hey guys, this is just a really quick post to address a question I’ve seen lurking around thinking about my previous post on the logistics of …
Bret Devereaux New Acquisitions October 6, 2019 October 21, 2021 9 Minutes This post is now available in audio format here . Hey guys, this is just a really quick post to address a question I’ve seen lurking around thinking about my previous post on the logistics of the loot-train battle. No pictures today, just some quick text on the topic. A lot of readers were throwing up question-marks on how I was figuring marching speeds. I realized that I was taking for granted what would be understood in my field – the standard rule-of-thumb marching speeds. A lot of readers questioned two
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