Cq. Combined Arms Warfare
A military strategy that integrates different branches of the armed forces, such as infantry, artillery, armor, and air power, to achieve a unified and coordinated combat effect.
Cq. Combined Offensive
A military operation involving a coordinated attack by multiple forces, such as infantry, armor, and air power, to overwhelm the enemy defenses.
Cq. Combined Air Power
The strategic use of air power in conjunction with other military forces, such as infantry and armor, to achieve a decisive advantage in combat.
Cq. Combined Arms Doctrine
A set of principles and guidelines for the effective integration of different military branches, such as infantry, artillery, armor, and air power, in combat.
Cp. Combined Arms Doctrine
A military strategy emphasizing the coordinated use of different branches of the armed forces (infantry, armor, artillery, and air power) to achieve a common objective. This doctrine was widely adopted during World War II, leading to more effective and decisive battlefield outcomes.
Combined Arms Tactics
The coordinated use of different military units, such as infantry, armor, artillery, and air power, to achieve tactical objectives on the battlefield. A key aspect of modern warfare, including World War II.
Combined Arms Warfare
Military doctrine emphasizing the coordinated use of different branches of the armed forces, such as infantry, armor, artillery, and air power, to achieve tactical and strategic objectives. A key feature of World War II combat.
British Military Strategy
The overall approach to warfare employed by the British Armed Forces during World War II, encompassing tactics, logistics, and the utilization of various military branches.
Axis Bombing Campaigns
The systematic use of air power by Axis forces to target enemy infrastructure, military installations, and civilian populations.
Axis Air Superiority
The dominance of Axis air forces over Allied air forces in certain theaters of World War II, often allowing for effective bombing campaigns and tactical support.