Subterranean Warfare

Subterranean warfare refers to military operations conducted underground, typically involving tunnels, bunkers, and caves. This type of warfare allows for stealthy movement and protection from aerial attacks. It can include actions like ambushes, surprise attacks, or the use of fortified positions, making it difficult for opposing forces to detect or counteract. Historically, subterranean warfare has been used in various conflicts, such as during World War I and the Vietnam War. Today, advancements in technology are shaping how such operations are planned and executed, as armies seek to gain strategic advantages in complex terrains.