British Army's Infantry Branch

The British Army’s Infantry Branch is the core fighting force responsible for engaging in ground combat. Its members, soldiers known as infantrymen, are trained to operate small weapons, navigate diverse terrains, and conduct both close and open battlefield engagements. They serve as the frontline force, executing a wide range of missions including defending territories, capturing objectives, and supporting other military units. The Infantry Branch emphasizes discipline, teamwork, and adaptability, ensuring it can respond effectively to different operational needs across various environments worldwide.