What is the Role of Physics in Military Combat?

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In summary, physics plays a crucial role in military combat by providing a fundamental understanding of the laws of motion, energy, and forces that govern the behavior of objects. This knowledge is used to develop advanced weapons and technologies, improve tactics and strategies, and enhance protective gear for soldiers. Physics also helps in analyzing and predicting the trajectory of projectiles, the effects of different types of ammunition, and the behavior of materials under extreme conditions. In addition, understanding the principles of physics is essential in the development of advanced communication and surveillance systems, as well as in the training of soldiers for movements and maneuvers. Overall, physics is a vital component in modern military operations, contributing to the success and safety of soldiers on the battlefield.
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RKS
Hello!

I found PF while searching for a physics thread that is military-related. I am very interested in how physics play a part in battle (projectile motion, etc) and how people use it to their advantage.

Looking forward for more great things here!
 
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