What does sherman do to cripple the South's supply lines and what did he call it?

Sherman implemented a military strategy known as "total war" during his March to the Sea, which involved destroying not only Confederate army resources but also the infrastructure that supported them. He targeted railroads, warehouses, and supply depots, effectively crippling the South's supply lines. This campaign was part of his broader strategy to demoralize the Southern populace and hasten the end of the Civil War. Sherman referred to this approach as "the destruction of the enemy's resources."