how have styles of fighting changed since WW2?

Answer 1

Communications from the lowest unit up. Knowledge is a multiplier on a battle Field. Otherwise do unto him before he does it too you.

Answer 2

We have not seen a real war since WW2.

A real war would have both sides with an air-force and a navy.

In that scenario, it would be just as bloody as WW2.

It does not make any difference how hi-tech we are. If both sides have the technology, everything becomes equal and both sides will lose many people.

This is what America is trying to prevent when it won't allow countries like Iran and North Korea to go nuclear.

Answer 3

An increasing interest in oriental styles of fighting has arisen since World War II, when anything oriental seemed incomprehensible. Starting with Bruce Lee films, I think, we began to identify with "appropriation of the opponent's energy" format of conflict. For example, he rushes toward you, with great momentum designed to bowl you over. So you roll backward, contact his body with your feet, and propel him over your head WITH HIS OWN ENERGY. He crashes into the wall, or onto the ground, wondering what HIT HIM.
But his own energy was taken away from his control.

Answer 4

There is alot more technology in the fighting (cruise missiles etc.) and the number of troops on the ground fighting has decreased

Answer 5

There is a lot more APPEASEMENT going on these days and we are going to regret it pretty soon now.
We have the 1930's all over again today.
We have the high tech weapons, but not the will to use them.

Answer 6

With satellite and long range missles, combat can be done without ever having to come face to face with enemies.

Answer 7

guerrilla tactics
rules of war doesn't apply (geneva convention)
much more aerial assaults
push one button and BOOM!!!