Land warfare doctrines are strategic approaches that aim to achieve battlefield superiority and neutralize the enemy through the use of ground forces. These doctrines are built on the mobility, firepower, and coordination of military units. Throughout history, land battles have been one of the most decisive elements of warfare, with territorial control emerging as the ultimate objective. For this reason, land warfare remains one of the most critical pillars forming the foundation of military strategy.

From a more technical perspective, land warfare doctrines are based on key concepts such as maneuver warfare, attrition warfare, combined arms operations, and deep operations. Maneuver warfare focuses on exploiting the enemy’s weak points to achieve rapid and decisive results, while attrition warfare aims to gradually weaken the opponent over time. Modern doctrines also rely heavily on tanks, armored vehicles, artillery systems, unmanned ground vehicles, and advanced communication networks. Today, network-centric warfare, AI-supported systems, and hybrid warfare methods have transformed land warfare doctrines into a more flexible, dynamic, and multidimensional strategic framework.