Coalition warfare refers to military operations conducted by multiple nations working together to achieve a common goal. This approach allows countries to combine their resources, expertise, and manpower, enhancing their overall effectiveness in conflict. Coalition forces often operate under a unified command structure to coordinate strategies and tactics. Historically, coalition warfare has been seen in various conflicts, such as World War II and the Gulf War. These alliances can include diverse military forces, each contributing unique capabilities. Successful coalition operations require effective communication, mutual trust, and a shared understanding of objectives among the participating nations.