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Invasion

In geopolitics, an invasion typically refers to a military offensive in which a polity sends combatants, usually in large numbers, to forcefully enter the territory of another polity, with either side possibly being supported by one or more allies. While strategic goals for an invasion can be numerous and complex in nature, the foremost tactical…

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Nodes187
Edges186
Triples189
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010695
Components1

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related to Public relations · 32
Invasion → Anatolia, August, Britain, Byzantine Empire, Cases, Communist Party, Czechoslovakia, Dissident, Emperor Alexios, England, English, Expédition, First Barons' War, First Crusade's, French, French Prince Louis, From, Glorious Revolution, In, Irish Rebellion
related to Logistics · 22
Invasion → Alps, Army Logistics Management College, Asia, Before, Defense Logistics Agency, During, Even, Greece, Hannibal, Herodotus, In, Law, Napoleon, Persian, Roman, Russia, Second Punic War, The, Today, United States
related to By air · 17
Invasion → Allies, Arguments, Battle, Burma Campaign, Chindits, Crete, German-occupied Netherlands, Germans, However, In, Many, Nearly, Operation Market Garden, Operation Thursday, September, The, Two
related to Defenses · 17
Invasion → Allied, Alternatively, China, Danewerk, During Operation Starvation, Forts, Great Wall, Hadrian's Wall, However, In, Japanese, Maginot Line, Some, States, Such, The, These
related to Communication · 14
Invasion → Alexander, Another, At, Battle, BCE, Britain, French, Great, HMS Pickle, In, Marathon, Nelson, Trafalgar, When
related to Pacification · 14
Invasion → After, Bobby Sands, Complete, For, However, Long Kesh, Media, Once, Pacification, Particularly, Provisional Irish Republican Army, Sometimes, These, This
related to By sea · 12
Invasion → Arguments, At, Battle, However, Marine, Most, Other, Tarawa, The, This, Underwater, United States
related to By land · 10
Invasion → Air, Allies, Although, As, Furthermore, Hiroshima, In, Japanese, Nagasaki, Other
related to Outcomes · 8
Invasion → Bangladesh Liberation War, In, Iraq, Kuwait, Normandy, The, This, Western Europe
has application · 7
Invasion → An, Because, Groups, In, Proponents, These, This

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needed may military territory war force often air forces citation large used cases strategy invasions also defense lines still usually

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Invasionis astrategy whose time may never come.PacificationOnce political boundaries and military lines have been breached0.90text
Invasionis astrategy whose time may never come0.90text
Invasionis aloss of territory from the defender0.90text
riversinstance ofIn addition to utilizing geographical barriers0.80text
marshesinstance ofIn addition to utilizing geographical barriers0.80text
or rugged terraininstance ofIn addition to utilizing geographical barriers0.80text
these measures have historically included fortificationsinstance ofIn addition to utilizing geographical barriers0.80text
cities or towns as defensive pointsinstance ofNations defending against modern invasions normally use large population centers0.80text
thisinstance ofIn cases0.80text
while some ground troops are still needed to occupy the conquered territoryinstance ofIn cases0.80text
they are allowed to enter under the terms of a treatyinstance ofIn cases0.80text
as such are no longer invadersinstance ofIn cases0.80text

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