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Warfare

Published on Apr 11, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

WARFARE

  • By Shae Perez, Joshua Perez
  • Jason Herenandez, Alexis Roman
  • Nathaniel Tuang & Brian Hernandez

TRENCH WARFARE

  • A trench, barbed wire, middle is no mans land
  • Trench foot is a disease from having dirty socks and shoes
  • No Man's Land is a suicide area due to enemy fire/artillery

MODERN WARFARE

  • Evolved from using swords/bows to machine guns
  • Utilizes tactics, armed personnel, & teamwork
  • Take place in a variety of environments

WEAPONRY

  • Musket then evolved to a machinegun
  • First was a ball ammo then to bullets
  • Allows personnel to defend he/she is currently at

NAVAL WARFARE

  • Takes place in any large body of water
  • Uses battleships to protect cargo
  • Houses weapons, troops, & vehicles

AERIAL WARFARE

  • Use of air support from friendly planes/helicopters
  • Transports goods/troops via helicopter
  • Occurs on land or sea to repel enemy forces

LAND WARFARE

  • Use of troops for land based missions
  • Also uses armored vehicles & artillery
  • Gather intel for their commanders
Photo by familymwr

GUERRILLA WARFARE

  • Fight a little then retreat back into cover
  • Grab weapons that are low cost & easy to get
  • Rely on hit & run tactics

SPECIAL OPERATIONS

  • Special missions carried out by commandos
  • Eliminate high value targets
  • Require specially trained men/women
Photo by Scott*

SPECIAL FORCES

  • Specialize in recon, sabotage, & counter-terrorism
  • Different from infantry forces
  • Have different training methods
Photo by rikdom

TERRAIN WARFARE

  • Occurs in mountains, snow, dessert, & jungle terrain
  • Requires different equipment for each terrain
  • Soldiers are ready any mission for each terrain
Photo by vxla

URBAN COMBAT

  • Are fought in urban areas such as cities
  • Soldiers fight from buliding to building to clear rooms
  • Battles can take place on streets

AFFECTS OF WAR

  • Big money debt
  • Casualties for every battle
  • PTSD can be seen with the soldiers
Photo by Scott*