Armed Forces of the United Kingdom

The Armed Forces of the United Kingdom consist of three main branches: the Royal Navy, which handles maritime defense and naval operations; the British Army, responsible for land-based military tasks; and the Royal Air Force, which manages aerial defense and air operations. These forces work together to protect the UK, support international peacekeeping, and respond to emergencies. They are composed of professional soldiers, sailors, and airmen, with some reservists and volunteers. The UK’s armed forces operate under a unified command structure, ensuring coordinated defense strategy and national security.