Is modern fighting better than modern or ancient times?

If you ask me, it's possible, but not necessarily. If it is a military force, then the modern army wins by organizational strength and daily training. After all, the modern army is a standing army. Equipped with the same weapons, with a little training, it is not a problem to use ancient weapons, and even mobile operations can guarantee command. Although there is no radio, modern communication ideas will still be of great help, such as simpler long-distance semaphores, unified surveying and mapping standards, more scientific compilation and firepower calculation. At this time, the modern army is likely to win by organization, and in single-player combat, it depends on the longer training time and psychological quality of the modern army. After all, killing people is not an ancient thing, but most people have never killed people with similar strength, and the psychological quality of modern troops is definitely better than that of ordinary ancient troops. But what if it's folk? It's hard to say. What do you mean? In other words, the physical exercise is almost over. You let most pilots in World War II be recruits and a few old pilots, and then fight with a group of people who always play flight simulation on real planes (of course, highly simulated planes, such as DCS, can't be too advanced, otherwise the electronic part can't be simulated by ordinary games, and it is also confidential. ) Do you think the simulated flying team is strong at this time? Or a rookie pilot? Pilots with rich experience in actual combat are probably better than those of the air show team, especially some details that are only available in reality, such as the damage of specific parts, specific meteorological conditions, the degree of running-in with the ground, and pre-war prediction. Probably better than experienced pilots. But most of them are novices, and they can't get on the battlefield several times. The simulation effect of old-fashioned simulation is far less than that of flying games. Many of them are really training on the same board, that is, more basic training at most. On the simulator, many pilots can gesture with active pilots and retired pilots.