Nepal's Armed forces

Nepal's military consists of the Nepalese Army, which includes the Nepalese army Air service. The Nepalese police force is the civilian police and the Armed police forces Nepal is the paramilitary force. Service is voluntary and the minimum age for enlistment is 18 years. Nepal spends $99.2 million (2004) on its military—1.5% of its GDP. Much of the equipment and arms are imported from India. Consequently, the US provided M16s, M4s and other Colt weapons to combat communist (Maoist) insurgents. The standard-issue battle rifle of the Nepalese army is the Colt M16.

In the new regulations by Nepalese Army ,females soldiers have been barred from participating in combats situations and fighting in the front lines of war. However, they are allowed to be a part of the army in sections like intelligence headquarters signals and operations.

 Nepal's Armed has not only served the country but also From the very beginning of Nepal's relations with 

foreign countries and 

mission , Nepalese army , Police and armed police has been serving   for the different countries in the critical 

situation with 

theirgreat breviary and politeness . Every year thousands of Nepalese armed forces has been going in santi sana 

and santi Mission in 

the war countries for the support of the citizen.