Field Fortification

Field fortification refers to the construction of temporary defensive structures by military forces to protect soldiers and equipment during combat. This process involves creating barriers like trenches, bunkers, and protective walls using available materials like dirt, sandbags, or barricades. The goal is to enhance defense against enemy attacks, improve visibility, and provide strategic advantages in the battlefield. Field fortifications are often designed to be quickly built and can be reinforced as needed, adapting to changing battle conditions and contributing to overall military strategy.