Industrial Warfare

Industrial Warfare refers to a military strategy that heavily relies on mass production and industrial capabilities to sustain and support large-scale conflict. It emphasizes the use of advanced technology, machinery, and logistics to mobilize resources, armaments, and personnel efficiently. This approach contrasts with earlier forms of warfare that were often more localized and driven by manpower alone. Industrial Warfare was notably exemplified during World War I and II, where countries leveraged their industrial bases to produce weapons, vehicles, and supplies, ultimately reshaping the nature and scale of military engagements.