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====Strategic concepts==== In the [[French Revolutionary Wars|French Revolutionary]] and [[Napoleonic Wars]], new techniques stressed the division of armies into all-arms corps that would march separately and only come together on the battlefield. The less-concentrated army could now live off the country and move more rapidly over a larger number of roads. Fortresses commanding lines of communication could be bypassed and would no longer stop an invasion. Since armies could not live off the land indefinitely, [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] always sought a quick end to any conflict by pitched battle. This military revolution was described and codified by [[Carl von Clausewitz|Clausewitz]].
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