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minus-squareTofu_Lewis [he/him]hexbear31·3 years agoThe entire concept of the "we don't stop marching" aesthetic is that it's such a blatant display of oppression. "At least it's my King oppressing me, not those dirty French." link
minus-squaresteve5487 [none/use name]hexbear12·3 years agothat and precision like that was what made you a good musketman link
minus-squareTofu_Lewis [he/him]hexbear9·3 years agoListening to the War Nerd Civil War series has been wild. The numbers of men then sent up an open hill to be killed by cannons. link
minus-squaresteve5487 [none/use name]hexbear8·3 years agoYeah but the US civil war was especially bloody for a war at the time, partially as they had only recently started using automatic guns link
minus-squareTofu_Lewis [he/him]hexbear10·3 years agoYeah, post Napoleonic Wars technology advancement is nuts - all the arms manufacturers were stoked by the AM Civil War. link
The entire concept of the "we don't stop marching" aesthetic is that it's such a blatant display of oppression.
"At least it's my King oppressing me, not those dirty French."
that and precision like that was what made you a good musketman
Listening to the War Nerd Civil War series has been wild. The numbers of men then sent up an open hill to be killed by cannons.
Yeah but the US civil war was especially bloody for a war at the time, partially as they had only recently started using automatic guns
Yeah, post Napoleonic Wars technology advancement is nuts - all the arms manufacturers were stoked by the AM Civil War.