air forces
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

armed forces
type: Concept
broader: government and politics
broader: drugs organizations and agencies
broader: public service
broader: government organizations
definition: Throughout history, soldiers in many armies have used drugs. Evidence suggests that numerous armies have even provided drugs to their soldiers during times of war. [Source: Encyclopedia of Drug Policy; Armed Forces]
narrower: land forces
narrower: air forces
narrower: military law
narrower: navy
narrower: navies
narrower: military equipment
narrower: reserve army
narrower: paramilitary force
narrower: civilian personnel
narrower: military discipline
narrower: forces abroad
narrower: mercenary
narrower: professional army
narrower: national service
narrower: military training
narrower: armies

armies
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

civilian personnel
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: armed forces

drugs organizations and agencies
type: Concept
narrower: armed forces

forces abroad
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

government and politics
type: Concept
narrower: armed forces

government organizations
type: Concept
narrower: armed forces

land forces
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

mercenary
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

military discipline
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

military equipment
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

military law
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

military training
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

national service
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

navies
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

navy
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

paramilitary force
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

professional army
type: Concept
broader: armed forces

public service
type: Concept
narrower: armed forces

reserve army
type: Concept
broader: armed forces