Regimental warfare

Regimental warfare refers to military operations conducted by organized groups called regiments, which are units typically comprising several hundred to a few thousand soldiers. Each regiment has specific roles, such as infantry, cavalry, or artillery, and operates as part of a larger army structure. This type of warfare emphasizes discipline, coordination, and tactics, with units executing strategies in battle. Communication and maneuvering are crucial, as regiments work together to achieve objectives on the battlefield. Historically, regimental warfare has been characterized by formations, ranks, and the use of traditional weapons, influencing modern military tactics.