Which military leader created the first specialized logistics corps called the 'Train des équipages' in 1807, establishing dedicated supply chain management that influenced modern retail logistics systems?

The success of military campaigns throughout history has often hinged on effective supply chain management. From ancient armies to modern warfare, logistics has been called the 'lifeblood of battle.' This poll tests your knowledge about a famous historical military supply chain innovation that revolutionized warfare and influenced modern retail logistics principles. Can you identify the correct logistics breakthrough that changed military history?

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Napoleon Bonaparte, who revolutionized military logistics with the first dedicated supply corps that used regional distribution centers to support rapid movements
Alexander the Great, who established the first documented supply chain network using dedicated quartermasters to maintain his extended conquest routes
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, who developed the Red Ball Express system to solve Allied supply problems after D-Day
Genghis Khan, who created the 'Yam' network of supply stations across the Mongol Empire to support rapid military movements