Military campaign


 

The term military campaign has two related meanings:

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  • a campaign by one side seeking victory in a war by conducting a series of related military operations
  • "a connected series of military operations forming a distinct phase of a war" (Merriam-Webster)
  • In the first sense, it refers entirely to what one side does, and is useful for distinguishing between "the war" as a whole, and "the parties" to the war.

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    In the second sense, it can be a series of battles linked by time and geography, ie the North Africa Campaign of World War 2. In this sense, it is merely part of a larger war and thus makes no distinction between the parties to that war.

    Related Topics:
    North Africa Campaign - World War 2

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