Editing Armed Forces of Paraguay (section)

==Army==
{{Main|Paraguayan Army}}
In land forces the Paraguayan Army is composed of a Presidential Guards Regiment, composed two battalions ([[infantry]] and military police), an armored squadron, and a battery of field [[artillery]], plus the operationally attached Mounted Ceremonial Squadron "Aca Caraya" (which serves independently but as the mounted escort in state events, and serves as part of the 4th Cavalry Regiment). Their equipment includes three Argentinean modified M-4 tanks, four EE-9 armored cars, four EE-11 armored personnel carriers (APCs), three M-9 half-tracks mounting 20mm guns, and four M-101 105&nbsp;mm [[howitzer]]s. Arguably, this "flagship" of military rule is structurally and physically the strongest of the EP. The REP is an independent unit from other commands. The EP features two artillery groups (GAC 1–12 88&nbsp;mm QF-25 and  GAC 2–12 105mm M-101) and one [[antiaircraft]] artillery group (GAA 13 40&nbsp;mm L 40/60, [[Oerlikon 20&nbsp;mm cannon]]s, and six M-55 4x12, 7.0&nbsp;mm).

Six battalions of [[combat engineer]]s, one communications battalion, one  Special Forces battalion, seven regiments of infantry, six regiments of cavalry (R.C.-2 equipped with 12 M3A1, five operational, 20 M9 half-tracks modernized and  R.C.-3: 24 EE-9 Cascavels, eight EE-11 Urutu APCs plus utility trucks for motorized infantry). This has little organic aviation available to it.

Each corps has a weapons school run by its command. The logistical command manages 10 addresses  materials, mobilization, health care, etc. The command of the Army Institute of Education administers three schools, commissioned and noncommissioned officers, a military academy, and the CIMEFOR (a center for pre-military study that trains Reserve officers).

Each of the nine divisions that make up the three corps has one or two regiments of infantry or cavalry, its platoon of engineers, its communications section, military police units, etc.