A ground invasion is a military operation where armed forces enter a territory to achieve specific objectives, such as capturing land or defeating enemy forces. This type of operation often involves soldiers, vehicles, and equipment moving into an area to engage in combat or secure strategic locations. Ground invasions can be part of larger military campaigns and may follow airstrikes or naval support. These operations can vary in scale, from small tactical missions to large-scale assaults involving thousands of troops. Ground invasions are often complex and require careful planning, coordination, and logistics to ensure success while minimizing casualties among both military personnel and civilians.