Naval Operations refer to the strategic and tactical activities carried out by naval forces within maritime environments. These operations encompass the planning and execution of missions involving naval ships, submarines, and aircraft, aimed at achieving specific military objectives. Naval Operations can include a range of activities such as naval warfare, amphibious assault, maritime security, logistics, search and rescue, and humanitarian assistance. The main goals of naval operations are to ensure maritime security, project power, control sea lanes, and support land forces in joint operations. These operations are characterized by their complexity, requiring coordination among various branches of the military, and often involve collaboration with allied nations. Commanders must consider factors such as sea conditions, enemy capabilities, rules of engagement, and the overall strategic context when conducting naval operations.
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