Canadian Armed Forces:
Total service members: 142,351 (95,531 active/47,000 reserves)
Total civilian employees: 30,617 (under the Department of Defence)
Canadian Army:
30,000 personnel (20,400 combatants/9,600 non-combatants) 7,200 Canadian Rangers 4,000 civilian employees 40 AT-AT Walkers 250 Leopard 2A6M and 2A4/2A4M tanks 75 Type 85 Kasha tanks 400 LAV 6.0 and LAV ACSV Super Bison IFV’s 900 TALV and Bison APC’s 80 Engineering vehicles 2,970 Logistics vehicles 70 unmanned ground units 26 unmanned aerial units 200 pieces of Artillery 240 Coyote and TAPV reconnaissance vehicles 200 Radar and sensor systems Colt Canada C7A2 (Standard issue assault rifle) FN Browning GP9 (Standard issue sidearm) Colt Canada C19 (Standard issue rifle for Canadian Rangers) Remington 870 (Standard issue shotgun) Colt Canada C6 (Standard issue machine gun) C14 Timberwolf (Standard issue sniper rifle) M72 LAW (Standard issue anti-tank weapon) Operational structure:
Canadian Ground Forces Command: Research and Development Division 2nd Canadian Division: 2nd Canadian Division HQ: 2nd Canadian Ranger Patrol Group 5th Area Construction Troop 2nd Canadian Division Training Center 5th Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group 34th Canadian Brigade Group 35th Canadian Brigade Group 2nd Canadian Division Support Group 3rd Canadian Division: 3rd Canadian Division HQ: 1st Canadian Ranger Patrol Group 4th Canadian Ranger Patrol Group 1st Area Construction Troop 3rd Canadian Division Training Center 1st Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group 38th Canadian Brigade Group 39th Canadian Brigade Group 41st Canadian Brigade Group 3rd Canadian Division Support Group 4th Canadian Division: 4th Canadian Division HQ: 3rd Canadian Ranger Patrol Group 4th Canadian Division Training Center 2nd Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group 31st Canadian Brigade Group 32nd Canadian Brigade Group 33rd Canadian Brigade Group 4th Canadian Division Support Group 5th Canadian Division: 5th Canadian Division HQ: 5th Canadian Ranger Patrol Group 4th Area Construction Troop 5th Canadian Division Training Center 36th Canadian Brigade Group 37th Canadian Brigade Group 5th Canadian Division Support Group Canadian Combat Support Brigade Canadian Army Doctrine and Training Center: CADTC HQ: Command and Staff College Army Training Directorate CIMIC Directorate Army Doctrine Directorate Combat Training Center Environmental Directorate Lessons Learned Center Peace Support Training Center Canadian Manoeuvre Training Center Royal Canadian Air Force:
12,000 personnel (5,071 combatants/6,929 non-combatants) 1,600 civilian employees 150 CF-18 and F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets 20 CP-140 Aurora bombers 60 Transport aircraft 150 Transport Helicopters 30 CH-146 Griffon and CH-148 Cyclone attack helicopters 100 SAR helicopters 70 SAR aircraft 46 Training aircraft 17 Training helicopters 25 unmanned aerial units SIG Sauer P225 (Standard issue sidearm) Operational structure:
Canadian Air Force Command: Aerospace Combat Research and Development Center Canadian Nuclear Defence System Royal Canadian Air Force Aerospace Warfare Center: 434rd Operational Test and Evaluation Squadron 1st Canadian Air Division: 1st Canadian Air Division HQ: 1st Wing Kingston 3rd Wing Bagotville 4th Wing Cold Lake 5th Wing Goose Bay 8th Wing Trenton 9th Wing Gander 12th Wing Shearwater 14th Wing Greenwood 17th Wing Winnipeg 19th Wing Comox 22nd Wing North Bay 2nd Canadian Air Division: 2nd Canadian Air Division HQ: 15th Wing Moose Jaw 16th Wing Borden Air Force Expeditionary Capability: Royal Canadian Navy:
20,460 personnel (11,034 combatants/9,426 non-combatants) 5,038 civilian employees 1 Saskatoon class aircraft carrier 2 Ontario class destroyers 12 Halifax class frigates 14 Nunavut class corvettes 6 Victoria class submarines 28 Kingston class coastal defence ships 8 Orca class training ships 20 auxiliary and support ships 39 CF-18 and F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets 25 CH-146 Griffon attack helicopters SIG Sauer P225 (Standard issue sidearm) Heckler & Koch MP5 (Standard issue submachine gun) M2 Browning (Standard issue machine gun) Operational structure:
Canadian Naval Forces Command: Naval Technology Development Office Canadian Atlantic Fleet: Atlantic Fleet Air Squadron Canadian Pacific Fleet Naval Tactical Operations Group Naval Security Team Canadian Special Forces Command:
2,809 personnel (1,950 combatants/859 non-combatants [TOP SECRET]) 675 civilian employees [TOP SECRET] 70 DAGOR LUV's [CONFIDENTIAL] 52 HMMWV LUV’s [CONFIDENTIAL] 11 CH-148 Cyclone attack helicopters [CONFIDENTIAL] 5 MATS unmanned ground units [CONFIDENTIAL] SIG Sauer P226 (Standard issue sidearm) Heckler & Koch MP5 (Standard issue submachine gun) Colt Canada C7A2 (Standard issue assault rifle) Remington 870 (Standard issue shotgun) M2 Browning (Standard issue machine gun) Colt Canada C20 DMR (Standard issue sniper rifle) M72 LAW (Standard issue anti-tank weapon) Operational structure:
Joint Task Force 2: Immediate Response Task Force Canadian Special Operations Regiment: 427th Special Operations Aviation Squadron Canadian Joint Incident Response Unit: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Task Force Canadian Special Operations Training Center Special Operations Forces Teams Joint Military Intelligence Command:
3,210 personnel (900 combatants/2,310 non-combatants[TOP SECRET]) 9,500 civilian employees [TOP SECRET] FN Browning GP9 (Standard issue sidearm) Operational structure:
Canadian Field Intelligence Division: 4th Intelligence Company 6th Intelligence Company 2nd Intelligence Company 3rd Intelligence Company Canadian Forces Joint Imagery Center: Canadian Forces National Counter-Intelligence Unit Joint Meteorological Center Mapping and Charting Establishment Canadian Forces School of Military Intelligence: School of Communications and Electronics Joint Task Force X [TOP SECRET]: Influence Activities Task Force [TOP SECRET] Psyops Directorate [TOP SECRET] Medical Intelligence Unit Cyber Management Division:
5,000 personnel (400 combatants/4,600 non-combatants [CONFIDENTIAL]) 2,800 civilian employees [CONFIDENTIAL] FN Browning GP9 (Standard issue sidearm) Operational structure:
Cyber Operations Command: Canadian Forces Electronic Warfare Center: 21st Electronic Warfare Regiment 414th Electronic Warfare Support Unit Canadian Forces Network Operations Center: 764th Communications Squadron Canadian Forces Signals Intelligence Operations Center Directorate of Cybernetics Canadian Forces Health Services Corps:
18,000 personal (2,500 Army personnel/1,100 RCAF personnel/2,000 RCN personnel/12,400 CFHSC personnel) 3,000 civilian employees 200 field ambulances 500 logistics and utility vehicles 78 transport helicopters Operational structure:
Canadian Forces Health Services Headquarters: Canadian Forces Health Services Centre Toronto Central Medical Equipment Depot 1st Canadian Field Hospital Detachment Toronto 1st Health Services Group: 1st Health Services Group HQ: 1st Field Ambulance 11th Field Ambulance 12th Field Ambulance 15th Field Ambulance 16th Field Ambulance 17th Field Ambulance 18th Field Ambulance 4th Health Services Group: 4th Health Services Group HQ: 2nd Field Ambulance 23rd Field Ambulance 25th Field Ambulance 28th Field Ambulance 33rd Field Ambulance 35th Field Ambulance 51st Field Ambulance 52nd Field Ambulance 55th Field Ambulance Canadian Forces Health Services Training Center Canadian Forces Environmental Medicine Establishment: School of Operational Medicine Canadian Forces School of Survival and Aeromedical Training Royal Canadian Medical Service Royal Canadian Dental Corps Canadian Armed Forces Reserve Corps:
44,516 personal (20,100 Army personnel/4,300 RCAF personnel/10,706 RCN personnel/9,410 CFHSC personnel) 2,484 COATS personnel 6,000 civilian employees (equipment, vehicles, and weapons under the authority of separate branches) Operational structure:
Primary Reserve: Naval Reserve Army Reserve Air Force Reserve Health Services Reserve Supplementary Reserve Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service: Cadet Instructors Office Canadian Cadet Organizations Junior Canadian Rangers Canadian Forces Military Police:
2,452 personal (1,000 frontline officers/1,452 support staff) 704 civilian employees 110 marked MP Patrol Cruisers 82 unmarked MP Patrol Cruisers 90 MP G-Wagen and MilCOTS LUV's 230 Support vehicles SIG Sauer P225 (Standard issue sidearm) Colt Canada C7A2 (Standard issue assault rifle) Remington 870 (Standard issue shotgun) ASP Baton/Taser/OC Pepper Spray (Standard issue non-lethal weapons) Operational structure:
Canadian Forces Military Police Headquarters: Naval Military Police Division: Naval Military Police HQ: Naval Police Unit Toronto Naval Police Unit Juneau Naval Police Unit Esquimalt Naval Police Unit Halifax Naval Police Unit St. John’s Canadian Army Military Police Division: Canadian Army Military Police HQ: 1st Military Police Regiment 2nd Military Police Regiment 3rd Military Police Regiment 5th Military Police Regiment Air Force Military Police Division: Air Force Military Police HQ: 1st Military Police Squadron 2nd Military Police Squadron Special Forces Military Police Unit Canadian Military Police Services: Military Police Services HQ: CF Close Protection Unit Military Police Security Service CF Prison and Detention Barracks Service Canadian Forces National Investigation Service Royal Military Police College of Canada 
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Wow nice job man, also extra thanks on including RCAF as I am in Royal Canadian Air cadets. Also mabye inculde SnowBirds 431st air demonstration squadron.
Looks like a lot of work was put into it. Well done 👏