The American Civil War featured a combination of traditional and modern warfare tactics, including large-scale battles, trench warfare, and guerrilla tactics. Conventional battles often involved mass infantry charges and artillery bombardments, while the use of railroads and telegraphs facilitated rapid troop movements and communication. Additionally, the conflict saw the introduction of ironclad warships and more advanced weaponry, leading to higher casualties. Overall, the war marked a shift towards more industrialized and total warfare strategies.
guerrilla warfare was the main style
There were a few technological advancements that directly impacted warfare during the American Civil War. Two things were the railroad and the Gatling Gun.
population
trench warfare
it was a common type of warfare back then and is still today
guerrilla warfare
Railroad transport and communicating by telegraph, I guess. Ah yes, submarine warfare.
Trench warfare.
guerrilla warfare was the main style
civil war
There were a few technological advancements that directly impacted warfare during the American Civil War. Two things were the railroad and the Gatling Gun.
Gen. Trenchie of course!
In warfare the war which is most costly to US lives is the US Civil War.
Two USMA graduates and active generals in the US Civil War had published their views on warfare in the 19th century. Confederate General Pierre Beauregard and Union General Henry Halleck each published their ideas on 19th century warfare prior to the outbreak of the US Civil War.
population
trench warfare
it was a common type of warfare back then and is still today