Information about the Estonian Military force and army structure.

Estonia is a country located in Northern Europe and a member of NATO. Estonia's military power is represented by the Estonian Defense Forces. The Estonian Defense Forces are responsible for ensuring the country's territorial integrity and national security. The Estonian Defense Forces consist of three main forces: Land Forces, Air Force and Navy. The Ground Forces are the largest force and include infantry units, armored vehicles and artillery units. The Air Force is responsible for carrying out air defense and air operations. The Navy, on the other hand, deals with maritime security and maritime operations. Estonia's military force consists of approximately 6,000 active personnel. There are also reserve troops and volunteer militias. Estonia, as a country that attaches importance to defense expenditures, allocates 2% of its GDP to defense. This makes Estonia one of the countries that achieve the targets set by NATO regarding defense expenditures. In addition to being a member of NATO, Estonia also plays an important role in regional security issues as it is a country bordering the Baltic Sea. Estonia, together with the other Baltic states Latvia and Lithuania, carries out regional cooperation projects and participates in NATO's Baltic Air Police mission. The Estonian Defense Forces are equipped with modern and technologically advanced weapon systems. The country's defense strategy includes various defense capabilities to be effective against hybrid threats. These include cyber security, hybrid warfare techniques and social resistance capacity. Estonia's military power plays an important role in ensuring security both against internal threats focusing on national defense and against external threats through cooperation with NATO and other international allies. Estonia actively cooperates with NATO and other international organizations to maintain international peace and security.