The Battle of Agincourt is over. The dead and wounded litter the field, tons of equipment is left everywhere, and countless bodies need identified. Who tackles these large logistical challenges and how?

by FaceofMoe

I'm fascinated by the logistics of war, especially throughout history. Watching a movie that depicted The Battle of Agincourt, I couldn't help but notice the huge mess and logistical tangle the battle must have caused. How did armies sort themselves out after a battle of such scale? Because even victory seems to create giant logistical hurdles.

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