A military expedition is a coordinated mission undertaken by armed forces to achieve specific objectives, such as securing territory, providing humanitarian aid, or responding to threats. These operations can vary in scale and duration, ranging from small special forces missions to large-scale deployments involving multiple branches of the military. Typically, military expeditions are planned and executed with careful consideration of logistics, strategy, and the political context. They may involve various elements, including ground troops, naval forces, and air support, and can be conducted in different environments, such as urban areas or remote regions. Examples include Operation Desert Storm and the Vietnam War.