Chapter 486 Army?
Under the stimulation of the high-level talisman, Li Kan no longer screamed, but his face looked a little hideous, and he was still in great pain.
Under this pain, Li Kan seemed to have exerted greater strength, punching one punch after another on the light golden wall formed by the suppression talisman, making a "dongdong" sound.
Every time, Li Kan's parents' heartbeat accelerated by one point.
Finally, under the crazy output of Li Kan, cracks appeared in the suppression talisman and was about to collapse.
Seeing this, Yang Yan appeared in his hand two high-level suppression talismans, which were also used on Li Kan. When he broke the first wall, there were two walls outside.
Then, Yang Yan took out five or six high-level talismans that realized the mind and nature, and threw them all on Li Kan.
Originally, when the fire was raging, some gasoline would be poured into it, and the result would be that the fire would be even stronger!
"Ah!!!" Li Kan let out a more shrill scream, and he heard that Li Kan's parents seemed to be pleading for him and let Yang Yan stop.
Li Kan's face was extremely distorted at this time. He was not a very close person, so he probably couldn't tell that this was Li Kan.
If Li Kan is still in another world, the army that was tortured by him will be even more of a piece of cake.
It can be said that Li Kan has broken free from the shackles due to his complete possession of the demon, and his strength has increased greatly. Now he can say that he is the strongest person in the demon world on earth!
The army, also known as armed forces, refers to conventional armed forces authorized to use deadly force and weapons to protect the interests of their people. The army's mission is generally to protect the country and people, and to launch wars against other countries.
The military has other functions in society, including promoting political agendas, protecting economic interests, internal mass control, construction, handling of emergencies, social rituals, guarding important areas, etc. The military will also have an independent subculture and may also develop its independent infrastructure, which may include housing, schools, public equipment, food production and banks. Military affairs are generally called military.
The army emerges and develops with the emergence of classes and states. A just army exists to protect the public and national interests. In different historical stages and in different countries, the evolution of the army is closely linked to factors such as the improvement of social productivity, the transformation of economic and political systems, the progress of science and technology, the development of war practice and military theory.
In the ancient Xia Dynasty in China, an army controlled by the king appeared as a tool to suppress slaves internally and plunder externally. In the Shang Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty, the king had relatively powerful troops and could dispatch various clans, countries or vassal states, and the army of nobles and officials. The soldiers were mainly slave owners and civilians. They were farming, herding, shooting, and training in normal times. They were conscripted according to their needs. Slaves generally could only serve with the army as tragic service. The army had chariot soldiers and slaughter soldiers, and the combat was mainly chariot warfare, and the division might be the largest organizational unit. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the power of the princes and officials increased, and the army was expanded. The army became the largest organizational unit. Vehicle soldiers were still the main group of troops, and some vassal states formed infantry independent of chariots, and the vassal states in the river area also built a certain scale of naval and boat troops. In these dynasties, bronze weapons continued to develop and became the main combat weapons.
After the Warring States Period, feudal dynasties attached great importance to the army in order to maintain the rule of the landlord class. The army names and organizations of each dynasty were different, but they were generally controlled and commanded by the emperor, mainly recruiting peasants to serve. They were usually divided into the Central Army, local army and border defense army. The Central Army was directly led by the emperor, responsible for guarding the capital, and expanded to wartime. The local army was under the jurisdiction of the local government, responsible for garrisoning various places, obeying the emperor's dispatch, and participating in the war. The border defense army was responsible for guarding the border and defending foreign invasions. The main combat forces were infantry, cavalry, and some had navy troops, mainly using iron-cooled weapons. From the Song Dynasty to the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the army was in the period of use of cold weapons and firearms. During this period, the Yuan Dynasty had gunmen equipped with artillery, and there were troops such as gunners and thousand-hushou; the Ming Dynasty had Shenji camp equipped with muskets and artillery.
In the history of a class society for thousands of years, slaves, peasants, urbanites, and even the national bourgeoisie organized military uprisings hundreds of times in order to resist the oppression of the ruling class and resist the invasion of foreign enemies. Although most of these uprising armies failed, some were used by exploiting classes such as slave owners, landlords, compradors and other exploiting classes as tools for changing dynasties, they all attacked the ruling class at that time for a certain period of time and promoted the development of society to varying degrees.
In the modern world, the army of countries in the world generally has the supreme commander of the state or the ruling party, and has a Ministry of National Defense in the government and a leadership command organization in the army. In terms of military structure, according to the combat field, mission and main weapons and equipment, they are generally divided into the land, navy, air force, and some have the strategic rocket force and air defense force. Many countries also distinguish the troops within the military branches and have special leadership organizations. In terms of the military system, the army is generally organized according to the sequence of divisions, regiments, battalions, companies, platoons, and squads, and some are also organized with army or group armies.
The navy all use fleets as the basic unit. Most air force countries use divisions or corps as the highest combat units, the Soviet army uses group armies, and the US army uses air force as the highest combat units. In terms of unit organization, it continues to develop into the synthesis and development of various armies and forms rapid response units. In terms of organizational scale, it is implemented to combine a capable standing army with a huge reserve army in peacetime to facilitate less troops and send more troops in wartime. In terms of combat capabilities, the armies of some countries such as the Soviet Union and the United States have become joint armies of various armies that can fight both conventional wars and nuclear wars.
With the improvement of social productivity and the development of science and technology and applied to the military, the armies of many countries will start from their own strategic needs and actual conditions, actively utilize advanced scientific and technological achievements, continuously improve command, control, communication and intelligence systems, improve existing weapon systems, develop new and more powerful weapon systems, continuously reform organizational organization, change personnel structure, expand the proportion of scientific and technological engineering personnel, and improve the military scientific knowledge and professional technical level of officers and soldiers. The army will further become a knowledge-intensive department, continue to improve the contractual and independent combat capabilities of various military and units, and form new services and branches, which can perform combat tasks on land, water, underwater, air, network, and even space.
Soldiers are the names of military personnel serving in the national army, including combatants and non-combatants, similar to ancient warriors and knights. Their responsibilities are to defend national security, defend and protect national borders, government power stability, and social stability. Sometimes they also participate in non-combat-related disaster relief and other work.
The squad is the most basic-level organization of the army composed of several soldiers. It is usually affiliated with a squad leader and is served by sergeants. It is generally carried out tasks within the squad organization. The number of personnel in the squad is determined based on the tasks undertaken, the weapons and equipment equipped, easy management and command principles.
Platoons are an army-level organization composed of several squads. They are usually affiliated with the company and are tactical squads. They have platoon leaders, and are appointed by officers or non-commissioned officers. They generally perform tasks within the company's organization. According to tasks, equipment and organization, they are divided into infantry platoons (motorized infantry platoons, armored infantry platoons, infantry combat vehicle platoons), tank platoons, artillery platoons, engineer platoons, reconnaissance platoons, radar platoons, communication platoons, repair platoons, automobile platoons, service platoons, etc.
The company is an army-level organization composed of several platoons (or squads). It is usually affiliated with the battalion and is a basic tactical team. It generally performs tasks within the battalion organization. The companies of units directly affiliated to the regiment are called independent companies, and they are mostly responsible for technical and service support tasks. According to the task, equipment and organization can be divided into infantry companies (armored infantry companies, motorized infantry companies, mechanized infantry companies), tank companies, artillery companies, missile companies, engineering companies, communication companies, chemical defense companies, reconnaissance companies, radar companies, electronic countermeasures companies, automobile companies, etc.
Battalions are an army-level organization composed of several companies. They are usually affiliated to regiments and brigades. They are advanced tactical corpses. They generally perform combat tasks within regiments or brigades. Battalions directly affiliated to divisions or above units are called independent battalions, and they mostly perform combat service, technical service and logistics support tasks. According to tasks, equipment and organization, they are divided into infantry battalions (motorized infantry battalions, mechanized infantry battalions), tank battalions, artillery battalions, missile battalions, airborne battalions, electronic countermeasures battalions, engineering battalions, communication battalions, radar battalions, chemical defense battalions, automobile battalions, etc. The combat battalions usually have 3-5 combat companies and combat and service support detachments. There are battalions, and some national army battalions have headquarters, with chiefs of staff and staff.
The regiment is an army-level organization composed of several battalions (or companies). It is usually affiliated with divisions (or brigades). It is called an independent regiment. It is a basic tactical unit. It is an education and training and administrative management unit with certain functions and authority. It has leadership organs and is composed of combat service support units. It is awarded number and military flags by the command department, and some have their own unique logos. According to tasks, equipment and composition, it is divided into infantry regiments (motorized infantry regiments, mechanized infantry regiments), tank regiments, artillery regiments, aviation regiments, airborne regiments, missile regiments, engineering regiments, communication regiments, chemical defense regiments, radar regiments, automobile regiments, etc. Usually, combat tasks are carried out within the division or brigade organization.
The brigade is an army-level organization composed of several battalions (or regiments). It is usually affiliated with a division or group army (army). It is a tactical corps. It has leadership organs and is composed of combat and service support teams. It is generally carried out combat tasks within the superior organization and can also fight independently. According to the mission equipment and organization, it is divided into infantry brigades, tank brigades (armored brigades), artillery brigades, anti-tank brigades, anti-aircraft artillery brigades, air defense brigades (air defense hybrid brigades), tactical rocket brigades (missile brigades), airborne brigades (parksmen), engineer brigades, boat and bridge brigades, marine brigades, aviation brigades, radar brigades, etc.
The division is an army-level organization composed of several regiments (or brigades). It has leadership and command organs, and is composed of combat, service support units, and detachments. It is usually affiliated with the army or army. It is a basic tactical corps. It generally carries out combat tasks within the superior organization, and can also fight independently. According to tasks, equipment and organization, it can be divided into infantry divisions (hibernation and infantry divisions, motorized infantry divisions, mechanized infantry divisions, mountain infantry divisions, heavy infantry divisions, and light infantry divisions.
Division), Tank Division (Armored Division), Artillery Division, Anti-aircraft Artillery Division, Air Defense Division, Airborne Division (Airborne Division), Aviation Division, Air Assault Division, Marine Division (Naval Infantry Division), etc. According to the degree of combat readiness, there are full-time divisions, compilation divisions, stylistic divisions, mobilized divisions, etc. Divisions are the basis for forming strategic combat corps and are also the basic unit for calculating the balance of strategic combat forces. The quantity and quality are the main indicators for measuring the combat strength of the army.
The army is an army-level organization composed of several divisions (or brigades). It is usually affiliated with the military region and the front army. It has leadership and command organs, and is composed of combat, service support units, and detachments. It is a battle tactical corps. It generally carries out combat tasks within the superior organization, and can also fight independently. According to tasks, equipment and organization, it is divided into army army (infantry army), tank army, air force army, airborne army, etc.
The army group is an army-level organization composed of several armies (or divisions). It is usually affiliated with the military region or front army, and the army group. It has a leadership and command organ, and directly manages a certain number of combat, service support brigades (regiments) and battalions. It is a basic combat corps. Generally, it performs combat combat tasks within the superior organization, and can also independently undertake combat tasks. According to tasks, equipment and organization, it can be divided into a combination of various arms (some are called field army), tank army, air force army, air defense army, strategic rocket army, etc.
Usually organized in wartime. Whether a country's army is organized in peacetime depends mainly on the scale of the army, leadership and command system, combat mode, geographical environment, historical tradition and other factors. In countries where an army is organized in peacetime, the army is generally the highest organization unit of the army, and in wartime, it can be the basis for the organization of the front army (army group). The army is usually organized in a fixed manner, and the scale is large or small, which is generally determined based on the nature of the army, the mission of the army, the tasks it undertakes, the geographical environment of the war zone and the organization of the enemy army.
The front army is an army-level organization composed of several group armies. It is affiliated with the command headquarters or theater. It has a leadership and commanding organ. It is a strategic battle corps composed of various branches and branches of the army. It is usually formed in wartime, and its organization mainly depends on the strategic position, battlefield capacity, the enemy's possible troop strength, the situation of the own troops and combat attempts. Generally, it can independently carry out combat in a battle direction, and can also engage in several battle directions or a strategic battle direction with other front army. The front army of some countries can also be used to complete a strategic direction or several strategic battle direction tasks in a land war zone. The purpose of establishing a front army is to implement unified command of the troops fighting in important directions, so that they can be coordinated and completed combat tasks together. Some countries will form similar military organizations to the front army, called the army group.
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