Information about Uganda Military strength and army structure.

Uganda is a country located in East Africa and has a military force called the Uganda Armed Forces (UPDF). UPDF is the main military force performing the country's defense and security missions. Here is more information about Uganda's military strength and army structure:

1. Uganda Armed Forces (UPDF): The Uganda Armed Forces are the official military force of Uganda and are responsible for all military operations of the country. The UPDF consists of the Uganda Army, Air Force and Navy.

2. Uganda Army: It is the largest branch of the Uganda Armed Forces and represents the Land Forces. The Uganda Army performs duties such as protecting the country's borders, ensuring internal security and promoting peace. Land Forces consist of various units and perform different missions such as infantry, armored units, artillery, fortifications and logistics.

3. Air Force: Uganda Air Force controls the country's airspace and conducts air operations. The Air Force performs missions such as ensuring air superiority, providing air transportation, and performing reconnaissance missions. The Air Force uses different aircraft such as planes, helicopters and air defense systems.

4. Naval Forces: The Uganda Navy is responsible for ensuring security in Uganda's maritime and inland waters. The Navy patrols lakes and rivers, protects maritime commerce and ensures security on waterways. Since Uganda is a landlocked country, the Naval Forces' duties are concentrated in inland waters.

5. Uganda Armed Forces General Staff: Responsible for senior command and control of the UPDF, the Uganda Armed Forces General Staff manages military strategy and planning. The General Staff operates under the Ministry of Defense and ensures the coordination of military operations. In addition to internal security and peacekeeping missions, the Uganda Armed Forces also take part in African Union and United Nations peacekeeping operations. The purpose of the UPDF is to protect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country, ensure national security and promote peace.