Armed Forces of the Argentine Republic

The Argentine Armed Forces constitute the military instrument for the national defense of Argentina. The Armed Forces are exclusively the Army, the Navy and the Air Force. In addition to national defense, they participate in supporting the community in emergency situations, deploying troops in peacekeeping operations under UN mandate, and providing logistical and transportation support to the Argentine presence in Antarctica.

Armed Forces of the Argentine Republic Fuerzas Armadas de la República Argentinacode: es is deprecated
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Established	29 May 1810
Current form	9 September 1948
Parts	Argentine Army Argentine Navy Argentine Air Force National Gendarmerie Naval Prefecture (in case of war)
Leadership
Commander-in-chief	President Javier Gerardo Milei
Minister of Defense	Luis Petri
Chief of the Joint General Staff	Brigadier General Xavier Isaac
Expenditures
Budget	$2.9 billion (2022)
Industry
Suppliers from inland	Argentine defense industry
Suppliers from foreign countries	United States France Germany Spain Brazil Austria Russia Italy Belgium Sweden Turkey
See also
History	Military history of Argentina Warfare directory of Argentina Wars involving Argentina Battles involving Argentina
Ranks	Military ranks of Argentina

The President of Argentina is the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces and is responsible for the leadership of the military instrument, in accordance with the powers conferred by Article 99 of the Argentine Constitution.

Armed Forces Of The Argentine Republic Media

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  Granaderos, the cavalry unit that, among other feats, followed San Martín across the Andes in 1817 to liberate Chile and Peru