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A military operation is a set of actions. A state or a group makes a plan. They use this plan to solve a problem. These actions can be for fighting. They can also be for other things. Some plans use secret code names. This helps keep the plan safe.

Operations can be very big or very small. A theater is a very large operation. It can cover a whole continent. These plans have big goals. They can affect money and politics. A campaign is a smaller part of a theater. A battle is even smaller. A battle has a specific place and goal. For example, the Battle of Gallipoli had many troops. It was part of the Dardanelles Campaign.

An engagement is a small fight for one area. One big battle can have many engagements. A strike is a single attack. It has one clear goal. A strike might hit an airport. It might stop supplies from reaching troops. Sometimes, many countries work together. We call this a joint operation.

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