Comparison of Logistical Capabilities of Myanmar and Bangladesh forces

Reading Time: < 1 minuteAspect Myanmar Army (Tatmadaw) Arakan Army (AA) Bangladesh Army (BDA) Overall Logistics Status Severely degraded; reliant on static bases Light, agile, guerrilla-style logistics Fully structured, modern logistics corps Transport Fleet Limited, mostly civilian trucks; many non-functional Minimal; relies on porters, small boats, civilian vehicles Large, dedicated military logistics fleet (trucks, Continue Reading

Bangladesh Army deploying composite battalion in Qatar

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Composite Battalion (725 personnel) of the Bangladesh Army deploying to Qatar to assist in the defence of critical infrastructure (e.g., airbases, oil/gas facilities, port security, urban defence). This unit balances infantry strength with layered air defence, anti-armour capabilities, and integrated UAVs for surveillance—tailored for Qatar’s desert urban terrain and Continue Reading

Bangladesh Army – Air Assault Brigade Group

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Bangladesh Army can deploy independent air assault composite brigade groups for expeditionary operations beyond its territory to act as a deterrence against threats from neighbouring countries. These forces can be easily deployed in the Siliguri Corridor, Mizoram, Barak Valley or even Paletwa if required during hostilities. 🔹 Brigade HQ Continue Reading

Submarines add to Bangladesh’s strategic deterrence

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe rationale for the Bangladesh Navy to maintain a large fleet of diesel-electric and midget submarines is rooted in strategic deterrence, asymmetric warfare capabilities, regional maritime balance, and national defence imperatives. Here’s a breakdown: 🔱 Strategic Rationale for a Large Submarine Fleet 1. Asymmetric Deterrence 2. Protection of Maritime Interests Continue Reading

Bangladesh Air Force 2040: Strategic Blueprint and Force Employment Doctrine

Reading Time: 3 minutes1. Strategic Vision The Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) 2040 modernisation plan envisions transforming the BAF into a regionally potent, technologically advanced, and fully networked force capable of securing national airspace, projecting power over land and sea, and integrating effectively with joint force operations. With a total manpower of 60,000 and Continue Reading

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