I am not sure Napoleon was ever really himself after the Russian campaign. What he expected after his victory at Borodino and what really turned out was very different. Expecting the Russians to surrender only having them chase him all the way back to France may have put some doubt in his mind. Maybe that doubt is what affected his decisions at a place like Waterloo. I know in sports that if you loose your confidence it can be hard to get back. I imagine the same could be said about war generals. Just a thought. Enjoyed the post.
400' Flagpole with a 60' x 120' U.S. Flag - "Hand Salute!"
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Guys,
––Here’s a good story. A 400’ Flagpole with a 60’ x 120’ U.S. Flag flying PROUD!
By the way,…this is reported as the World’s Tallest Flagpole, and it is so large,….
it has it’s own atmosphere (rain) INSIDE the Flagpole on a sunny day.
This is an INSPIRATIONAL story if ever there was one.
I don’t “surf” much but I thought several guys here on A&A.Org would enjoy this too. Check it out below:http://mortenson.wistia.com/medias/tejnwpitig
Tall Paul
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@Tall:
By the way,….this is reported as the World’s Tallest Flagpole, and it is so large,….
Actually this is North America’s tallest flagpole. I believe the tallest in the world are in North and South Korea.
Either way, very impressive and inspiring. Thanks for the read Paul.