Information about the Bahamas Military force and army structure.

The Bahamas is an island country in the Caribbean and its military power is limited. The country's military defense is provided by the Bahamas Defense Force (BDF). The Bahamas Defense Force is tasked with protecting the country's territorial, air and maritime borders. The forces consist of three parts: army, navy and air force. - Army: Forms the ground units of the Bahamas Defense Force. The army carries out the country's internal security and border protection duties. - Navy: Responsible for protecting the maritime borders of the Bahamas. The Navy performs tasks such as coast guard operations, combating maritime smuggling and security of coastal areas. - Air Force: Responsible for protecting the airspace of the Bahamas. The Air Force conducts air patrol flights, protects air borders and ensures the security of airspace. The Bahamas Defense Force generally focuses on domestic threats such as homeland security and border protection. Since the country's military power is limited, it does not engage in any active military intervention other than defensive and international peace-supporting operations. The Bahamas also cooperates with other countries within the framework of regional and international security cooperation. In particular, there are security cooperation agreements with the United States.