amphibious landing

An amphibious landing is a military operation where forces move from sea to land, typically involving ships transporting troops, vehicles, and equipment. It is used in warfare to capture strategic areas, such as beaches or coastal cities. These operations require careful planning and coordination, often including naval support, air cover, and ground assaults. Successful amphibious landings can establish a foothold for further operations, but they also face challenges like enemy defenses and challenging environments. Examples include the D-Day landings during World War II, which played a crucial role in the Allied invasion of Europe.