British Armed Forces

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The British Armed Forces are the combined military forces of the United Kingdom, encompassing its army, navy, and air force responsible for national defense and overseas operations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armed forces
military organization
alliance North Atlantic Treaty Organization
linked to: NATO
alsoKnownAs Her Majesty's Armed Forces
His Majesty's Armed Forces
UK Armed Forces
budgetCurrency Pound sterling
ceremonialHead British monarch
component British Army
Defence Nuclear Organisation
Royal Air Force
Royal Marines
Royal Navy
Strategic Command
UK Space Command
UK Strategic Command
conflictParticipation Falklands War
First World War
linked to: World War I

Gulf War
Iraq War
Korean War
Libya intervention (2011)
Second World War
linked to: World War II

War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
cooperatesWith Australian Defence Force
Canadian Armed Forces
linked to: Canadian forces

New Zealand Defence Force
United States Armed Forces
country United Kingdom
garrison British Overseas Territories
Brunei
linked to: Brunei Darussalam

Cyprus Sovereign Base Areas
Gibraltar
United Kingdom
hasCapability air power projection
amphibious operations
conventional warfare
expeditionary warfare
nuclear weapons
special operations
headOfStateAsCommanderInChief British monarch
historicalPredecessor English Army
Royal Air Force predecessors
Royal Scots Navy
legalBasis Armed Forces Act
memberOf NATO
ministry UK Ministry of Defence
motto Defence of the Realm
oversightBody UK Parliament
linked to: British Parliament
politicalHead Secretary of State for Defence
recruitmentArea Commonwealth citizens (with restrictions)
Republic of Ireland (certain units historically)
linked to: Ireland

United Kingdom
responsibleFor defence of the United Kingdom
homeland security tasks
nuclear deterrent
overseas military operations
protection of UK overseas territories
support of UK foreign policy
serviceBranch air forces
land forces
naval forces
specialForcesUnit Special Air Service
Special Boat Service
Special Reconnaissance Regiment
usesEquipment Challenger 2 main battle tank
Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft
F-35B Lightning II aircraft
linked to: F-35B Lightning II

Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers
Trident nuclear missile system
Type 45 destroyers

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Royal Air Force partOf British Armed Forces
Royal Air Force serviceBranchOf British Armed Forces
British Army partOf British Armed Forces
British monarch commanderInChiefOf British Armed Forces
Royal Naval College, Osborne affiliation British Armed Forces
Royal Navy partOf British Armed Forces
Royal Navy serviceBranchOf British Armed Forces
Royal Naval Air Service branchOf British Armed Forces
RAF roundel usedBy United Kingdom armed forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
The Troubles opposingForce British security forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Second Battle of Fallujah hasParticipant British forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Military Cross awardingBody British Armed Forces
Indonesian National Revolution opponent British military forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
SA80 assault rifle usedBy British Armed Forces
SA80 assault rifle standardIssueWeaponOf British Armed Forces
coronation of Queen Elizabeth II securityProvidedBy British armed forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
National Revolutionary Army alliedWith British Armed Forces
United Nations Command hasMember Armed Forces of the United Kingdom
linked to: British Armed Forces
British Armed Forces alsoKnownAs UK Armed Forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
British Armed Forces alsoKnownAs Her Majesty's Armed Forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
British Armed Forces alsoKnownAs His Majesty's Armed Forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Trooping the Colour securityProvidedBy British armed forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Special Reconnaissance Regiment allegiance British Armed Forces
Secretary of State for Defence oversees British Armed Forces
Royal Engineers partOf British Armed Forces
Heinrich Himmler detainedBy British forces
subject linked to: HeinrichHimmler
linked to: British Armed Forces
Gatow Airfield capturedBy British forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Gatow Airfield usedBy British Armed Forces
Brimstone missile usedBy United Kingdom Armed Forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
HMNB Clyde branchOfService United Kingdom Armed Forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Royal Auxiliary Air Force associatedWith British Armed Forces
Army Reserve parentOrganization Armed Forces of the United Kingdom
linked to: British Armed Forces
Parachute Regiment service British Armed Forces
RAF Regiment branchOf British Armed Forces
RAF Police parentOrganization United Kingdom Armed Forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
FGR4 usedBy United Kingdom armed forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Future Strategic Tanker Aircraft programme user United Kingdom Armed Forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Distinguished Service Order awardingBody United Kingdom Armed Forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Gold usedBy British forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Ledo Road constructedBy British forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Mesopotamian campaign (World War I) opponent British forces
linked to: British Armed Forces
Commander-in-Chief, Middle East Command partOf British Armed Forces
No. 47 (Royal Marine) Commando service British Armed Forces
Fleet Air Arm allegiance British Armed Forces
Sholto Douglas employer British Armed Forces
Royal Marines serviceBranchOf British Armed Forces
UK Cadet Forces supportedBy British Armed Forces
Joint Forces Command (United Kingdom) partOf British Armed Forces