Army of England

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The Army of England was the principal land force of the English state before the formation of the unified British Army, responsible for the kingdom’s military operations and defense.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical army
land warfare force
allegiance Crown of England
Parliament of England
associatedWith English militia
Royal Navy
commandStructure Commander-in-Chief of the Forces
War Office of England
linked to: War Office

monarch of England
componentOf English armed forces
composedOf artillery units
cavalry units
infantry units
militia forces
volunteer forces
conflict Anglo-Scottish Wars
English Civil War
Hundred Years' War
Nine Years' War
War of the Spanish Succession
Wars of the Roses
country Kingdom of England
followedBy British Army
function defense against invasion
expeditionary warfare abroad
internal security
suppression of rebellions
garrisoned English border fortresses
English coastal defenses
colonial outposts
languageOfCommand English
operatedIn British Isles
Kingdom of England
partOf military of England
precededBy Anglo-Saxon fyrd
feudal levies of medieval England
role conduct of land warfare
defense of the Kingdom of England
principal land force of the English state
protection of English territory
support of English foreign policy by military means
timePeriod early modern period
medieval period
used conscripted soldiers
field armies
fortifications
garrisons
mercenaries
professional soldiers

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Captain-General of the Forces commanded Army of England
Royal Army of King James II partOf Armed forces of the Kingdom of England
linked to: Army of England
Desmond Rebellions opposedBy English crown forces
linked to: Army of England