Information about Germany Military power and army structure.

Germany has the army of the Federal Republic of Germany (Germany), which has one of the strongest military forces in Europe. Germany's military force is led by the Federal Ministry of Defense and the Federal Armed Forces Command. The Bundeswehr (Federal Defense Forces), Germany's army, consists of three separate branches, the Land Forces, the Navy and the Air Force, and many units affiliated with them. The main task of the Bundeswehr is to ensure the defense and security of Germany. The Ground Forces constitute Germany's land-based military force. The Ground Forces consist of infantry, armored units, artillery and other support units. The German Ground Forces are equipped with modern armored vehicles, tanks and other weapon systems. The Navy represents Germany's sea-based military force. The Navy consists of submarines, warships, frigates and other naval vessels. The German Navy operates in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea and participates in NATO naval operations. The Air Force represents Germany's air-based military force. The Air Force consists of fighter jets, helicopters, transport aircraft and other aircraft. The German Air Force performs missions such as air defence, air support and air transport. Since Germany is a NATO member country, it acts in accordance with NATO defense policies and participates in NATO's military operations. Germany constantly modernizes its military force and increases defense spending. Germany's military power is supported by high-quality trained personnel, modern weapon systems and technological infrastructure. Since Germany has one of the largest economies in the world, it can allocate significant resources to defense expenditures.