Which famous military leader introduced one of the first documented large-scale recycling programs for weapons and equipment in the 18th century?

Throughout military history, various armed forces have implemented sustainability initiatives that were ahead of their time. These efforts often balanced operational effectiveness with resource conservation, sometimes out of necessity and sometimes due to forward-thinking leadership. Test your knowledge about historical military sustainability practices that influenced modern environmental consciousness in defense sectors worldwide.

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Napoleon Bonaparte, who established a comprehensive system for reusing materials from battlefields and repurposing damaged equipment
Duke of Wellington, who created the 'Wellington Conservation Corps' to salvage and restore equipment after the Peninsular War
Frederick the Great, who mandated the collection and reforging of all metal from battlefields within the Prussian Empire
Admiral Horatio Nelson, who pioneered naval recycling protocols for Royal Navy vessels and captured enemy ships