Collateral Damage

Collateral Damage refers to the unintended or incidental damage or casualties that occur as a result of military operations. In aviation, collateral damage can occur due to the use of air power, such as bombs or missiles, which can cause damage to civilian infrastructure or harm civilians who are not the intended targets. Collateral damage can also occur due to accidents or errors during military operations, such as the accidental bombing of a civilian area. The prevention of collateral damage is a key consideration in military planning and operations, and efforts are made to minimize the risk of harm to civilians and civilian infrastructure.

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