The Royal Army

The Royal Army typically refers to the land warfare force of a monarchy, particularly associated with the British Armed Forces. Its primary role is to protect the nation, support international peacekeeping efforts, and assist in humanitarian missions. Members undergo rigorous training and specialize in various areas, including infantry, armor, and engineering. The Royal Army is known for its ceremonial roles, as well, such as the Changing of the Guard. It operates under a strict hierarchy and is funded by the government, contributing to national defense and security both at home and abroad.