Joint operations ensure interoperability and unity of effort by combining the capabilities of various military branches (e.g., army, navy, air force) or allied nations for complex missions.
Special operations forces are trained for precision missions, such as counterterrorism, hostage rescue, and reconnaissance, often operating in small, agile units under challenging conditions.
Peacekeeping operations aim to prevent violence, support ceasefires, and foster stability in regions recovering from conflict, often under the auspices of international organizations like the United Nations.
Rules of engagement define the legal and operational parameters for using force, ensuring compliance with military objectives and international laws while minimizing harm to civilians.
Humanitarian missions address crises such as natural disasters, refugee displacement, and medical emergencies, focusing on relief efforts to assist affected civilians rather than combat operations.
