Expeditionary Warfare refers to military operations conducted by a nation's armed forces to project power and achieve objectives in a foreign territory. This type of warfare often involves rapid deployment of troops, equipment, and supplies to respond to crises, support allies, or conduct humanitarian missions. It emphasizes mobility and flexibility, allowing forces to operate effectively in diverse environments. Key components of Expeditionary Warfare include amphibious assaults, airborne operations, and logistics support. These operations are typically carried out by specialized units, such as the U.S. Marine Corps, which is trained to operate in various terrains and conditions, ensuring readiness for quick response to emerging threats.