Cold Weather Warfare refers to military operations conducted in extremely low temperatures, often in snowy or icy environments. This type of warfare requires specialized training, equipment, and tactics to ensure the safety and effectiveness of troops. Soldiers must adapt to harsh conditions, which can affect their mobility, equipment performance, and overall health. Key challenges in Cold Weather Warfare include frostbite, hypothermia, and the need for winterized gear. Military forces often utilize vehicles designed for snow, such as snowmobiles and tracked vehicles, and may employ tactics that take advantage of the terrain, like using camouflage to blend in with the snowy landscape.