Moral and physical energy of citizen-soldiers and new leaders generated by the revolution and magnified by successes against invading allied armies.
Subdivision of army into smaller self-contained but mutually supporting units (divisions).
Ability to travel light and live-off countryside without extensive baggage, many supply wagons, and slow-moving resupply efforts.
Rapid march associated with “120” instead of the standard “70” steps per minute.
Discontinued adherence to 1791 Drill Regulations pertaining to the well regulated and stereotype use of column and line formations for movement and fighting.
Beneficial asymmetry
Mobility/fluidity of force dramatically better than that possessed by potential adversaries.
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How did Napoleon exploit this superior mobility/fluidity of force?