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Sherman's March from Savannah to Bentonville, often considered an extension of his broader Carolinas Campaign following the March to the Sea, was a masterclass in using railway destruction as a military art to cripple Confederate logistics and morale.Psychological and Economic Impact: The destruction of railroads wasn’t just about logistics; it was a form of psychological warfare. By severing key transportation networks, Sherman’s forces disrupted the Confederacy’s ability to move resources, demoralizing both the military and civilian populations. Vintage etching circa late 19th century. Digital restoration - no AI - by Pictore