Cs. Combat Proficiency
Combat proficiency during World War 2 involved the development and maintenance of high levels of military skills and expertise among soldiers, crucial for success in battle.
Antiaircraft Effectiveness
The ability of antiaircraft defenses to successfully intercept, damage, or destroy enemy aircraft. Factors influencing effectiveness included the quality of equipment, training of personnel, and the tactical deployment of defenses.
Ammunition Shortage
A situation where the military is lacking sufficient ammunition, which can severely impact its combat effectiveness.
Advancing Military Training
The development of more effective military training programs during World War II, including specialized training for specific roles, realistic simulations, and advanced training facilities, improving overall military effectiveness.