Army

An army is a military organization. It can refer to any armed force, or more specifically a force primarily designed for land-based war.

Most (but not all) armed forces make considerable organizational distinction between the land-based warfare of an army, the sea-based warfare of a navy, and the air-based warfare of an air force - often splitting the three components into mostly independent forces.

Modern armies use infantry, armoured fighting vehicles (e.g. tanks), artillery, and aircraft (usually helicopters).

An army can also refer to a large military unit.

Armies of the World

• Australian Army
• British Army
• Israeli Defence Force
• People's Liberation Army (China)
• United States Army
• Canadian Forces

See also

• War
• military history
• military science
• Marine
• Military units

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