How is war in modern society? What are the effects of war on modern society?

No matter how the war is fought, there will be civilians**, unless they are pulled to an uninhabited island and the two sides face off.

As for Japan, I don't think it will be easy to set foot in Chinese mainland anymore, this is a must. It's not as good as it used to be. The Chinese Army is strong. Come as much as you want, hang as much as you want. I'm convinced.

War is the politics of bloodshed.

Cherish peace!

War won't break out, so live with peace of mind, you're so cute.

As for the meaning of modern warfare, the more common opinion is that it is a modern conventional war with high-tech modern combat tools or modern warfare under the threat of nuclear and other modern high-tech warfare.

In the 1982 battle between Britain and Argentina over the Malvinas Islands, the 1983 US invasion of Grenada, the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon and the attack on the Syrian army's missile base in the Bekaa Valley, the US attack on Libya in 1986, and NATO's war against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1999, we can already see the rudiments of modern warfare dominated by high-tech weapons.

The application of the world's new technologies in warfare will bring about revolutionary changes in the most advanced systems, military structures, methods of warfare, means of command, and forms of warfare.

First, use high-tech science and technology to transform the conventional, so that tanks, aircraft, artillery, ships, etc. are equipped with modern wings and become among the new technologies, which is a great improvement compared with the world war II or earlier;

Second, the use of new technologies to create new technologies will enable a new generation of high-tech technologies (such as laser guidance, energy beams, etc.) to enter the stage of war, which will greatly change the face of war.

Third, new technologies have enhanced the ability to command and control warfare, changed the methods of warfare, and brought about a new trend in warfare.

The so-called use of high-tech modern combat tools or the main thing is an objective fact that there is no obvious limit to the emigration of the development stage of the country, and that several generations and several stages of development often coexist with each other. The so-called modern conventional war is mainly different from a nuclear war, because since the United States used two atomic bombs in 1945, there has been no instance of nuclear war, and the wars fought since that time have all been modern conventional wars, but it cannot be ruled out that they were fought under the conditions of nuclear threat.

Different equipment plays a different role in the war, but on the whole, it is for the victory of the war.

Modern warfare is an information-based war, and it is fought with the information obtained at the first time and the target discovered at the first time. And if there is no way to obtain the bridge, the hole will become blind in the war.

The radars, detectors, satellites, and various military networks developed by modern development are like ancient scouts for the purpose of detecting the opponent's military targets. So if there is no ** more advanced than the other side, it will inevitably be at a disadvantage in the war.

Therefore, the impact of information on modern warfare is of paramount importance. Without it, half the war is lost.

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Summary. Understanding of modern warfare: Information is one of the important factors influencing the course and outcome of war, but information is only one of the components of combat effectiveness, and the amount of information does not determine the superiority of war, and the key to grasping the initiative in war is to have reliable and timely information.

Understanding of modern warfare: Information is one of the important factors influencing the course and outcome of war, but information is only one of the components of combat effectiveness, and the amount of information cannot determine the superiority of war, and the key to grasping the initiative in war is to have reliable and timely information.

In modern warfare, we should correctly understand the role and status of information and informationization, and we should not understand information in a one-sided, superficial, and isolated way. If we understand informatization as computers and networks, such an understanding is one-sided. In order to correctly grasp the relationship between informatization and mechanization, the key is to use informatization to promote mechanization and mechanization to promote informatization.

Informatization is a means, and without the foundation of mechanization, informatization will become a castle in the air, especially for an army like ours that has not yet fully realized mechanization. The transformation of information regiments into branches is only one of the many means of supporting operational conditions, and it is not the absolute essence of winning in modern warfare. The key to informatization is to work hard in a down-to-earth manner to integrate and promote mechanization.

Information and networks cannot destroy the enemy's vital forces, and only when information is combined with firepower and mobility can it truly bring its might into play.

Modern warfare is a local war under high-tech conditions, and refers to a war waged using high-tech warfare and using combat tools and methods that are compatible with high-tech. Since World War II, high-tech technology has been fully applied in warfare, which has brought about great changes in the mode of modern warfare, showing the characteristics of "integration of air and ground" and "integration of sea and air." At the same time, the acceleration of the speed of maneuver of combat units and the great increase in the depth and three-dimensional space of combat units have made the distinction between the front line and the rear in modern warfare tend to fade, and there will be more long-range battles than close combat.

The improvement of the long-range combat system will gradually reduce the intensity of combat in close combat. It is foreseeable that future wars will be characterized by high speed, all-weather, and all-weather on the basis of modern warfare.