Conflict repeats for hundreds of years

Weapons used in war are generally made with the basic idea of ​​destroying the enemy with explosives.

On land, cannons fire large ammunition at the enemy, causing it to explode all at once, and machine gun bullets cut them to pieces.

On the sea, cannons are mounted on ships and large bullets are fired at each other, and missiles are also used.

In the air, missiles are fired at each other, and machine guns are also used to kill each other.

In other words, the only difference is whether guns or artillery are used in the air, on the ground, or on the sea, and this has not changed in 100 years.

In particular, when looking at the armaments of infantry, although there is a sense of refinement, they have not changed at all from before.

The appearance of a 30kg haversack on one's back and a 4kg rifle on one's shoulder is almost the same. If the purpose is the same, there is no change even if times change.

Atrocities are repeated under the guise of annihilation of enemy soldiers.