The armed forces are the armies and police forces of a State. These forces are made up of people who have the training and permission to handle weapons in accordance with the provisions of the constitution.
The armed forces can perform various functions in accordance with the legislation in force in each country. In general, its most important function is the defense of the territory, although it can also be dedicated to controlling internal order, helping the population in emergency situations and even attacking other countries.
They depend on the state, this means that they respond to decisions made by the head of state, for example a president. If a president decides to mobilize the armed forces in a certain sense, they must comply with his design because they depend on him.
Meanwhile, it is common that in nations the armed forces are divided into different branches, those that operate on land, such is the case of the army, those that venture into the sea, the so-called armed forces, and the air force that intervenes in as regards the air.
On the other hand, with regard to internal structuring and organization, the armed forces are organized hierarchically, that is, there will be a boss who will be in charge of giving orders to his subordinates and will also be the chosen one. who decides, depending on the action plan adopted, the best tactics and strategies to achieve that the proposed goal is satisfactorily accomplished.
In many areas of our lives we permanently deal with Conflict Resolution, which can arise from a simple contrast of interests in which the interpretation of the Rules, Laws or Regulations in force is required (this task is entrusted to the Law with its different branches and sources) or taking more drastic measures.
When a conflict already exceeds the frame of words and requires a drastic measure to be taken to appease and restore public order, the so-called Armed Forces are put into practice (always considering that they are extraordinary events, otherwise it would be considered a Force Abuse).
