How big is Brazil army?
235,000
| Brazilian Army | |
|---|---|
| Type | Army |
| Role | Land warfare |
| Size | 235,000 active (2020) 1,335,000 reserve (2021) |
| Part of | Ministry of Defence |
What’s the most advanced armor?
The most advanced ballistic plates in use today, the XSAPI and ESAPI, are made of high-strength ceramics. Yet, the Russian-made body armor systems of today are still made with steel or titanium plates, not ceramic.
Can soldiers smoke?
One of the policy initiatives that the military adopted to discourage smoking among its personnel is a comprehensive ban on tobacco use during basic military training (BMT).
Are all military uniforms created equal?
Not all uniforms are created equal. If you need any proof of that, just look at an American airman standing next to a United States Marine while both are in their dress blues. Or check out the Navy’s old “blueberries.”
Would you wear a uniform to win a war?
To be perfectly clear, winning a war isn’t about the coolest or sharpest uniform. But respecting an adversary might help prevent a war, and wearing a uniform that looks like Willy Wonka designed it isn’t going to earn respect. For the record, I fully acknowledge all of these guys are badass and would easily murder me in any altercation.
Do you respect the opponent’s uniform?
This is about the ones who don’t. To be perfectly clear, winning a war isn’t about the coolest or sharpest uniform. But respecting an adversary might help prevent a war, and wearing a uniform that looks like Willy Wonka designed it isn’t going to earn respect.
Why does Uganda’s Air Force work uniform look like this?
They look like they should be the captains of wooden sailing ships back then. Uganda’s air force work uniform looks like they couldn’t decide if they wanted to blend in with the ground or with the water and decided not to make a choice. To make it worse, the dress uniform looks like it hasn’t changed much since the days of Idi Amin.