Czech Land Forces
Latest reporting on Czech Land Forces exercises, allied cooperation, capability development and the soldiers who serve across the force.
Czech soldiers develop throughout their careers through basic training, specialist courses, language preparation and leadership development.
Today, the Czech Armed Forces officially completed one of their most significant modernisation milestones in recent years.
Bahna 2026 will offer visitors a full-day programme featuring dynamic demonstrations, military equipment, historical scenes, flyovers, paratroopers and cooperation between units of the Army of the...
On Saturday, 6 June 2026, Bahna 2026 – Land Forces Day of the Army of the Czech Republic will take place in the Zadní Bahna area near Strašice.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visited Prague for talks on security, defence investment, Czech contributions to NATO, and continued support for Ukraine.
Field repairs are not simulations. They are real interventions that keep military equipment operational and ensure unit mobility even in the most demanding conditions.
