Conduct of Campaigns
Like all military operations, the military campaigns are conducted as large military projects that include the phases:
- Initiating – clear idea of the campaign's military, political, economic, social or environmental goals
- Planning – where the General Staff define objectives, time, scope and cost of the campaign
- Executing – the coordination of forces and resources in logistic and combat operations
- Controlling – the monitoring of the progress of the campaign when compared to its baseline plan
- Concluding – acceptance or rejection of the campaign outcomes by the directing command structure
Many historical campaigns are so named as misnomers to increase or reduce the perception of operations for other than military reasons.
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