Air Land Battle

AirLand Battle was a U.S. military strategy developed in the 1980s to improve how armies fight on land and in the air together. Its goal was to quickly identify and attack an enemy's weaknesses using coordinated air and land forces, disrupting their plans before they could fully develop. This approach relied on advanced technology, precise communication, and mobility to achieve surprise and superior firepower. Overall, it aimed to create a more flexible and effective way to win conflicts by making sure different branches of the military work seamlessly as a single, integrated force.