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Become a channel sponsor, and you'll get access to exclusive bonuses. Learn more:    / @armyencyclopedia   The Portuguese Armed Forces are the military of Portugal. They include the General Staff of the Armed Forces, the other unified bodies and the three service branches: Portuguese Navy, Portuguese Army and Portuguese Air Force. The President of the Republic is the head of the Portuguese military, with the title of "Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces". The management of the Armed Forces and the execution of the national defense policy is however done by the government (chaired by the Prime Minister) via its Minister of National Defense. The highest-ranking officer in the military is the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, which has operational control of the Armed Forces during peacetime and assumes their full control when a state of war exists. The Armed Forces are charged with protecting Portugal as well as supporting international peacekeeping efforts when mandated by North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the United Nations or the European Union. Portugal was ranked the 3rd most peaceful country in the World in the Global Peace Index 2017, presently not having significant national security issues. The Portuguese Armed Forces have been thus focused in non-military public service activities and in external military operations. Recent external operations include anti-piracy action in the Gulf of Aden, the conflicts in the Central African Republic and in Afghanistan, the peacekeeping missions in East-Timor, Lebanon, Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina, and the air policing of Iceland and the Baltic States. Military units and other bodies are stationed all throughout Portuguese territory, including Continental Portugal, Madeira and the Azores. The Portuguese Armed Forces were opened to women during the early-1990s. Portugal had mandatory conscription for all able-bodied men until November 2004. _______________________________ ► Subscribe to Portugal Defense:    / @portugaldefense   _______________________________ ► More Military videos on:    / quasarentertainment   TWITEER:   / quasarenter   _______________________________ 00:00 - THANKS 00:26 PORTUGUESE ARMED FORCES 00:33 PORTUGUESE ARMY 00:41 - Main battle tank 00:57 - Tracked armoured personnel carrier 01:13 - Wheeled armoured personnel carrier 01:29 - Reconnaissance vehicle 01:45 - Armoured infantry mobility vehicles 02:25 - Missile armed tank destroyer 02:49 - Command vehicle and ambulance 03:05 - Mortar carrier 03:29 - Field artillery 04:01 - Self-propelled howitzer 04:25 - Anti-aircraft artillery 04:57 - Radar 05:37 - Armoured training vehicles 05:53 - Armoured recovery vehicles 06:17 - Engineering vehicles 08:17 - Unmanned ground vehicles 08:49 - Motorcycle 09:13 - All-terrain vehicle 10:01 - Tactical light vehicles 10:57 - Trucks 12:33 - UAVs 14:09 PORTUGUESE AIR FORCE 14:17 - Combat aircraft 14:41 - Maritime patrol 15:05 - Transport 15:53 - Trainer aircraft 16:33 - Helicopters 17:13 - UAVs 17:37 - Armored vehicles 18:01 - Tactical light vehicles 18:25 - Airport crash tender 18:57 - Others vehicles 19:37 PORTUGUESE NAVY 19:45 - Submarine 20:01 - Frigates 20:25 - Corvettes 20:49 - Offshore patrol vessel 21:05 - Patrol vessels 21:53 - Hydrographic vessels 22:17 - Sailing vessels 22:57 - Auxiliary vessels 23:13 - Unmanned vessels 24:01 - Helicopter 24:17 - UAVs 25:29 NATIONAL REPUBLICAN GUARD 25:37 - Armored vehicle 25:53 - Riot Control Vehicles 26:09 - Patrol cars 31:53 - Motorcycles 32:25 - Vans, trucks and buses 34:49 - Others vehicles 35:29 - UAVs 36:01 - Boats 37:13 FUTURE EQUIPMENTS #Portuguesearmy #Portuguesenavy #Portuguesearmedforces #Portugueseairforce #full #review #equipment #Portugal #army #forces