German Army

The German Army, known as the Bundeswehr, is the military force of Germany, formed after World War II in 1955. It consists of land, air, and naval forces tasked with defending Germany and supporting international peacekeeping efforts. The Bundeswehr operates under democratic principles, ensuring civilian control and accountability. Today, it participates in NATO missions and contributes to global security initiatives. Modern challenges include cyber defense and rapid response to emerging threats, reflecting Germany's commitment to international stability while balancing its historical context and responsibilities as a leading nation in Europe.