Geography's Role in Modern Wars
According to Tim Marshall, geography still plays a significant role in modern wars, despite advancements in technology such as drones.
The geography of distance has always been a fundamental part of each technological era of warfare, from ancient times to the present day.
- Rivers, mountains, and deserts have historically been barriers, sometimes impossible to cross.
- Technological advancements, such as railways, roads, and runways, have helped overcome these barriers, but geography remains a crucial factor.
Geography will have its say.
Throughout history, the development of new weapons and technologies has been influenced by geography, from the earliest spears to modern mechanized warfare.
Author's summary: Geography matters in modern wars despite technological advancements.
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