The Army constitutes the Infantry, Armoured Tanks, Artillery, Engineers, Communication Troops and other troops that look after clothing, food, transportation, repair of equipment and provide medical help. It plays a major role during war and in the Army's peace-keeping tasks. The Infantry fights the enemy on foot by using rifles, stenguns, grenades, machineguns, mortars, anti-tank guns, small rockets, etc. It holds the ground by physically occupying it during invasions, or defends the ground and borders during peace. For high mobility, there are armoured personnel carriers and other vehicles.
Officers have to specialise in the handling of various types of arms and rockets, etc.
The armoured regiment destroys enemy tanks. This is one of the most prestigious branches of the Army and they are also used for enemy reconnaissance for the purpose of gathering tactical information and for countering any airborne enemy attempting to land. They move swiftly and advance deep into enemy territory along with infantry in armoured personnel carriers. Air-observation personnel fly helicopters, guide their artillery fire and fire rockets on enemy positions. They also drop troops behind enemy lines and supply arms and ammunition to troops.