The limited wars

            Another style of war, is the limited war. These conflicts are, as the name says, limit. These wars are very different from the total wars, which we talked about earlier. What's more, we can say that they are quite the opposite. In definition, limited wars are restricted in the geographical area, the weapons that can be used, the type of lens who want to attack, or the degree of mobilization.

          For 1945, the great powers (E. E. U. U. and USSR) autoimpusieron not use armamiento nuclear. Another example of these conflicts, are The Korean War (1950-1953) and The Vietnam War (1965-1975). We can do this because it's not engaged all its resources-natural, human, economic, or used by U.s. soldiers. Two other wars that will fit in this category were The Falklands War (1982), this conflict was between Argentina and the United Kingdom; and The First Gulf War (1990-1991).

         This conflict, as we have seen, is one that does not involve all the resources, but that is limited. It is for this reason that we can establish the differences between the total wars, that in the opposite way, involving all of its resources to achieve victory. Below I attached some photos of the aforementioned examples. As always, it is a pleasure to pass by here. The next time we see you, we will discuss the civil wars.