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Bertrand Du Guesclin
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In 1370, Charles V (Charles the Wise) appointed Du Guesclin Constable of France. This appointment recognized Du Guesclin’s unique ability to achieve military objectives without bankrupting the treasury through grand but risky maneuvers, a distinct advantage given the kingdom's precarious financial state. Charles V provided [Du Guescli…
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Prussian Army
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Following Frederick II (the Great)'s death, a period of institutional complacency set in. While the structures established earlier remained impressive on paper, the doctrinal rigidity and the over-reliance on the legendary achievements of the past led to a stagnation of tactical thought. Training continued to focus heavily on parade-ground precision, often at the expense of practical field adaptability. The rigid adherence to the General Regulations of 1790 meant that any tactical innovation had to navigate a complex bureaucracy, leading to slow adoption …