Full-scale warfare refers to a large-scale conflict involving multiple nations or groups, where military forces engage in extensive combat operations. This type of warfare typically includes the mobilization of significant resources, such as troops, equipment, and technology, and can affect entire populations and economies. In full-scale warfare, strategies may involve ground battles, air strikes, and naval engagements, often leading to widespread destruction. Historical examples include the World War I and World War II, where entire nations were involved, and the consequences were felt globally, reshaping political boundaries and societies.