military campaigns

Military campaigns are coordinated operations conducted by armed forces to achieve specific strategic objectives, often during a war. They involve planning and executing a series of battles and maneuvers over a defined period and geographic area. The goals can include changing territorial control, defeating enemy forces, or securing critical resources. Successful campaigns require logistical support, intelligence gathering, and cooperation among various military units. Historical examples include the D-Day invasion in World War II and the Vietnam War, each with its distinct strategies and outcomes, reflecting the complexities of military operations and their impact on broader conflict.