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Pros And Cons Of Joint Warfare

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Thesis statement: After examining the pros and cons of having independent services, and relating these point in terms of prospects for joint warfare, it is unwise to move away from three or four independent services and create one main joint service.

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The purpose of this paper is to shed light on whether or not, given the advantages of joint warfare, militaries should opt for creating one main joint service instead of having three or four different services. The paper will look at the advantages of joint warfare, the benefits, or lack thereof, of combining all services into one main ‘joint’ service, the pros and cons of having independent services, and what these point to in terms of prospects for joint warfare. After examining …show more content…

This type of warfare gives the attacker a multidimensional array of offense. A major advantage of asymmetric offense is that it does not require the same level of numerical superiority than its counterpart does. It can also help to bring out the creative side of commanders to flourish, giving them ways to exercise innovative and unorthodox ways to attack. Another advantage is to help develop capabilities in the military to handle the whole spectrum of …show more content…

Some of these are a less complex resulting system, simpler logistics considerations, and better and more natural harmony and unity in each service. All of this being said, the future can be expected to see a lot of joint warfare, due to its many advantages.
Joint warfare in terms of Air Force and Navy in warfare related to aerial strikes has shown a lot of progress and even more promise in the aftermath of the Operation Desert Storm. Aircraft carriers have since become a titanic icon of naval as well as aerial superiority. At the time of Desert Storm, when such type of warfare was next to nonexistent. But there is still a long way to go in terms of progress till joint warfare especially that between naval and aerial forces, can be said to have reached a mature stage and a finished-product statue. That being said, there should be no doubt that this area of warfare is, as of now, the most developed type of joint warfare in any nation’s

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