Not always. There are a few small countries on this planet that have no army and a few others who try to keep the size and expense as minimal as possible. But most countries traditionally have an army. The USA because it sees itself (up to now, at least) as the policeman of the world; many others because they face clear and present danger from insurgents, religious fanatics and/or neighboring countries; others because having an army adds to their standing among fellow countries - or provides them with a useful means of adding pressure in diplomatic conflicts with them.
Mobilization
Any person that has served their country IN the US military forces honorably; is a military veteran. Civilian contractors working for the military are NOT military vets.
In general military forces are made up of the citizens of a nation who either volunteer to serve in their forces or are conscripted to serve in the forces. In the US the forces are made up of the enlisted and the commissioned officers and the Secretary of the Armed Forces and the Chief (the President of the US). In the United Kingdom the Royal Forces belong to the Queen of the kingdom and are responsible to her or the King when there is one. The forces consist of enlisted people and the officers and the Admiralty. In Israel the forces are conscripted and there are those who enlist. They too have enlisted, conscripted and commissioned officers. During World War 2 there were also drafted/conscripted men in the forces because they needed millions of men for all the forces. After the Viet Nam War the US chose to have only enlisted personnel and commissioned officers but they reserved the right to enact the draft again if it was necessary. The men have to register for the draft even though they may not ever be drafted. Military forces consist of Naval forces, Aviation forces such as the US Air Force or the Royal Air Force, Army forces, Marine forces, recon forces (special forces), Coast Guard forces, and some countries have special intelligence forces. All these military type forces have their own structures and units. Some countries only have one military because they are too small a country or too poor.
escalation
North Korea has the largest total number of armed forces, with about 9,500,000. Counting only active military, North Korea has about 1,100,000 armed forces. China has the largest active numbers of armed forces, with about 2,300,000. Including reserve and paramilitary, China has 4,600,000 armed forces.
It moved military forces through a neutral country.
Mobilization
Costa Rica
Neither. Neither country has an expeditionary military, and thus they lack the logistics to actually transport their forces to the other country. Not to mention they both lack the manpower necessary to invade and occupy the other. As far as overall assets go, however, Lithuania has the stronger military.
Women serve with honor and distinction in the military forces of a great number of nations.
to ensure that the armed forces have the necessary personnel to defend the country when needed
i belive that it would be the congress
Leader of the country military forces
Any person that has served their country IN the US military forces honorably; is a military veteran. Civilian contractors working for the military are NOT military vets.
-In terms of which country Hitler had a political impact in first, Germany-In terms of which country Hitler first absorbed, Austria-In terms of which country German military forces operated in first, Spain-In terms of which country German military forces first invaded and conquered under Hitler, Poland
It moved military forces through a neutral country.
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