A location used for military operations, housing troops, or storing weapons and supplies; military base

military tribunal or court; a body established to conduct legal trials within the military. Also called [[军事法院|軍事法院|jun1 shi4 fa3 yuan4]]

the act or process of making something military in nature or militarisation

An expert in military affairs or a great military commander; military strategist or scientist

A buffer zone established by opposing sides in a conflict where military forces or activities are prohibited, often as part of a ceasefire agreement.

the top military policy-making body of the People's Republic of China

military science; the study of military principles and strategy

The takeover of specific departments, regions, or state power by military authorities due to war or other special circumstances.

A school specializing in teaching military science and training personnel for the armed forces

The study of the nature and principles of war used to guide military preparation and strategy; generally divided into the two categories of military theory and military technology.

information about the military capabilities or intentions of a foreign country; military intelligence

Chinese People's Anti-Japanese Military and Political University, a military school established by the Communist Party in Yan'an during the war against Japan

military aid; financial or material assistance provided for defense and armed forces

a military coup d'état; a seizure of power led by the armed forces

a military organization or institution

a nation possessing a military nuclear arsenal; military nuclear power

A judicial body or organization that conducts military trials; also called a [[军事法庭|軍事法庭|jun1 shi4 fa3 ting2]]

military maneuvers or exercises; war games; a high-level training form involving simulated combat to improve coordination and combat readiness

A criminal who has violated military law and is subject to trial by a military court.

military zone; restricted military area; military reservation

a temporary administrative body established by the military to exercise control over a region during an emergency or transition period

A series of actions, movements, or maneuvers carried out by armed forces, such as attacking, defending, or retreating

military equipment; armament

military training; army drill or exercise

Various equipment and structures related to the military and national defense; military installations

a specific branch or department within the armed forces

an organization that is organized and structured similarly to a military force but is not officially part of a country's armed forces

The art of building and using military forces to create favorable conditions that support national goals; used to maximize success when pursuing military objectives

the structure and organization of a nation's military forces

Sports or physical fitness training related to military knowledge and skills, such as parachuting or model aviation; often shortened to [[军体|軍體|jun1 ti3]].

Military demarcation line, such as the one separating North and South Korea.

the formal organizational structure and institutional regulations of the armed forces

military strength; military force; the capacity of a nation or group to conduct warfare

military circles or the defense community

A governmental or organizational military committee or commission

military academy or institute

military strength; military power