Modern Warfare

Modern warfare refers to the advances in military strategies, technologies, and tactics that have evolved since the late 19th century, particularly after World War I. It emphasizes the use of mechanized forces, aerial warfare, and advanced weaponry, including missiles and drones, bringing new dimensions to combat. Information technology plays a crucial role, enhancing intelligence gathering and communication. Modern warfare also involves unconventional tactics, such as cyber warfare and insurgency, reflecting changes in the nature of conflicts. Consequently, the battlefield today is as much about information and technology as it is about traditional troop movements and engagements.