Ground Warfare

Ground warfare refers to military operations conducted on land, involving soldiers, tanks, artillery, and infantry to control territory, defeat opponents, and achieve strategic goals. It includes tactics like battles, patrols, and fortifications, often requiring coordination between different units. Ground warfare can involve direct combat, maneuvering forces, and using terrain for advantage. It is a critical component of warfare, alongside air and naval efforts, and focuses on controlling physical space through force and strategy, often demanding sustained endurance and adaptability in complex environments.