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22 January, 02:06

How is declaring war differ from military action

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  1. 22 January, 03:57
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    War = large scale conflict between two armies.

    A military operation = anything involving the military, including maneuvers, fighting, disaster relief etc.

    The def. of "war" isn't strictly defined. There is a necessity of it being big in magnitude/duration/scale compared to individual battles.
  2. 22 January, 05:29
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    Answer:I think declaring war means your letting the enemy know of war and military action is when the military deals with a situation
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