According to Strategy in the Contemporary World, All of the Following

According to Strategy in the Contemporary World, all of the following are distinctions between modern wars and postmodern wars, except

A) modern wars were fought by formally organized, hierarchically structured, specialized armed forces of the state, while postmodern wars are fought by a disparate array of fighting forces, many of which are informal or private.
B) in modern wars, militaries had to rely on low-tech weaponry, while postmodern wars fought since the end of the cold war have been characterized by the employment of cutting-edge high-tech weaponry.
C) modern wars pursued perceived national interests, while postmodern wars are often focused on 'identity politics'.
D) in modern wars, military forces were maintained by state-based production and financing at the national level, while postmodern wars are supported by local or global private production and finance networks.