Eikassavoimat

Eikassavoimat, also known as the Finnish Defence Forces, is the military of Finland. It consists of the Finnish Army, Finnish Navy, Finnish Air Force, and the Finnish Border Guard. The Finnish Defence Forces are responsible for the defense of Finland and its interests abroad. The military is organized under the Ministry of Defence, which is part of the Finnish government.

The Finnish Defence Forces have a long history, dating back to the 12th century when Finland was part of the Swedish Empire. The modern Finnish Defence Forces were established in 1918, following Finland's independence from Russia. Since then, the military has played a significant role in Finland's defense and foreign policy.

The Finnish Defence Forces are known for their professionalism and efficiency. They have a strong tradition of voluntary service, with a high percentage of the population serving in the military at some point in their lives. The military is also known for its use of modern technology and equipment, including advanced weaponry and communication systems.

The Finnish Defence Forces are organized into several branches, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Border Guard. The Army is responsible for land-based operations, while the Navy and Air Force are responsible for maritime and air-based operations, respectively. The Border Guard is responsible for border security and coastal defense.

The Finnish Defence Forces are a key component of Finland's national security and defense strategy. They work closely with other government agencies and international partners to ensure the safety and security of Finland and its citizens. The military is also involved in humanitarian and peacekeeping missions around the world, reflecting Finland's commitment to international cooperation and stability.