Multiple Geographies of Warfare

The concept of multiple geographies in warfare illustrates the complexity of how different environments impact military strategy. Instead of a singular view, there are various landscapes—land, sea, and air—each contributing unique tactical considerations. Furthermore, warfare can be understood across different spheres, including international and civil conflicts, and at various operational levels, from tactical to strategic. This multiplicity implies that both physical and human geography play crucial roles, influencing decisions about battlefields and the organization of military forces.