Military Campaign

A Military Campaign is a military operation that coordinates military campaign combat operations to achieve military campaign strategic objectives through military campaign sustained actions.

• AKA: Military Operation Series, Strategic Campaign, War Campaign.
• Context:
  • It can typically pursue Military Campaign Strategic Goals through military campaign operational planning.
  • It can typically coordinate Military Campaign Force Deployments across military campaign theater of operations.
  • It can typically integrate Military Campaign Combat Elements via military campaign command structures.
  • It can typically sustain Military Campaign Logistics Flows through military campaign supply chains.
  • It can typically achieve Military Campaign Tactical Victorys toward military campaign strategic aims.
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  • It can often require Military Campaign Resource Mobilization from military campaign supporting nations.
  • It can often face Military Campaign Operational Challenges in military campaign hostile environments.
  • It can often generate Military Campaign Civilian Impacts through military campaign collateral damage.
  • It can often produce Military Campaign Political Consequences affecting military campaign home support.
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  • It can range from being a Limited Military Campaign to being a Total Military Campaign, depending on its military campaign scope scale.
  • It can range from being a Conventional Military Campaign to being an Asymmetric Military Campaign, depending on its military campaign warfare type.
  • It can range from being a Short Military Campaign to being a Protracted Military Campaign, depending on its military campaign duration period.
  • It can range from being a Successful Military Campaign to being a Failed Military Campaign, depending on its military campaign objective achievement.
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• Example(s):
  • World War II Military Campaigns, such as:
    • North African Military Campaign (1940-1943) featuring military campaign desert warfare.
    • Pacific Military Campaign (1941-1945) involving military campaign island hopping.
    • Eastern Front Military Campaign (1941-1945) with military campaign massive scale.
  • Modern Military Campaigns, such as:
    • Vietnam War Military Campaign (1965-1975) demonstrating military campaign counterinsurgency.
    • Gulf War Military Campaign (1991) showing military campaign coalition warfare.
    • Afghanistan Military Campaign (2001-2021) involving military campaign nation building.
  • Cold War Campaigns avoiding military campaign direct superpower confrontation.
  • War on Terror Campaigns targeting military campaign non-state actors.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Single Military Operations, which lack military campaign sustained coordination.
  • Military Exercises, which avoid military campaign actual combat.
  • Peacekeeping Missions, which prioritize military campaign conflict prevention.
• See: Military Operation, Military Strategy, Theater of War, Combat Operation, Military Logistics, Strategic Objective, Operational Art.

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