Mechanised Warfare

Mechanised warfare refers to the use of armed forces that rely heavily on vehicles, such as tanks and armored personnel carriers, along with aircraft and other machines to enhance combat effectiveness. This approach integrates mobility, firepower, and protection, enabling quicker and more flexible operations on the battlefield. It emphasizes mechanized units, such as infantry and artillery, that work together with advanced technology to overpower traditional infantry forces. Introduced during World War I and expanded in World War II, mechanised warfare revolutionized military tactics, allowing for rapid maneuvers and the ability to engage the enemy more effectively.