The army is the country's large, organized armed forces, which are responsible for defending the territory, population and national sovereignty in times of armed conflict. In peacetime, the army can also play a role in peacekeeping operations, humanitarian assistance, and ensuring internal security.
Army car to transport soldiers
Soviet T 34 tank
A simple tank from one army
Sturmtiger military vehicle
Armi military vehicle - Panther
Caterpillar vehicle from the military army
German Tiger tank
German Tank 090
The powerful IS 2 tank
Sturmpanzer coloring book for kids
Sherman M 51 printable coloring book
U.S. Army aircraft coloring book
Army coloring book for kids
US M1 Abrams tank
Rescue helicopter rescues people from sinking ship
Armi printable tank for kids
VN tank
M43 tank
Lego tank for kids coloring book
Army - interesting facts and information
- Composition: An army usually consists of different types of armed forces, including infantry, armored troops, artillery, air force and navy. Some countries also have special troops, such as mountain troops, paratroopers and special forces.
- Recruitment: Depending on the country, the army may consist of professional soldiers, reservists, and in some countries, citizens subject to compulsory military service.
- Hierarchy: The army usually has a strict hierarchy of ranks and positions, starting with the private soldier and ending with the supreme commander. In many countries, the supreme commander of the armed forces is the president or monarch.
- Discipline and military law: Armies operate according to strict procedures and regulations, and soldiers are obliged to observe discipline and military law.
- Role in society: The role of the army in society depends on the specific country and can vary. In some countries, the army plays a large role in public life, while in others its activities are limited to defense.
- International obligations: Armies are obliged to comply with international law, including the law of armed conflict. These laws, such as the Geneva Conventions, impose obligations on armies to protect civilians, treat prisoners of war and limit unnecessary destruction.
- Military budget: Funding for the military usually comes from the state budget and is often a large part of public spending. This spending can range from salaries and benefits for military personnel to the cost of purchasing, maintaining and upgrading military equipment.
