Land combat refers to military operations conducted on the ground, involving soldiers, vehicles, and various weapons. It typically includes tactics such as infantry maneuvers, armored assaults, and artillery support. The goal is to gain control of territory, defeat enemy forces, and achieve strategic objectives. In land combat, different units work together to maximize effectiveness. Infantry units engage in close combat, while armored units provide heavy firepower and mobility. Artillery units support ground troops with long-range fire. Successful land combat requires coordination, communication, and adaptability to changing battlefield conditions.