Transformational Energy Units: The Fuel of Change, #15

In 1812 Napoleon marched into Russia with six hundred thousand men, the largest army Europe had ever seen. His goal was continental dominance. But dreams do not feed soldiers or warm them through a Russian winter. As the march dragged on, supplies ran thin, horses starved, and morale cracked. The farther the army advanced, the weaker it became. When the survivors limped back across the border, fewer than one-hundred thousand remained.

Napoleon did not lose because he lacked strategy ...