Every Army is made up of many parts. Here are some of them:
Munitions manufacturers and weaponry of every type. Ammunition. Guns, knives, bombs, missiles, rockets. Chemicals. Components. Equipment, supplies, even construction equipment and material for buildings, roads, sidewalks, warehouses, jackhammers, drills, heavy metal sheets, roofing materials, insulation, bulldozers, pavers, graders. Paint. Camouflage. Netting. Protective gear. Factories, manufacturing plants, offices, shops, assembly centers.
Cars, trucks, tanks, transport vehicles, jeeps, tanks, planes, helicopters, parachutes, drones, above water and underwater ships, boats, rafts, radios, landline phones, telephone and electric poles and wires, electricity systems, power plants, cell towers, cell phones, satellite systems. Pipes and cables. Communication towers. Transmitters and receivers. Drivers, installers, repairmen.
Farmers who grow the lumber, sawmills and those who saw it. Miners who dig the minerals needed for communication devices. Oil wells and rigs! The people who design and build all those things. Architects. Draftsmen. Inventors.
Housing for every aspect, every need from tents to huts to office buildings, plus everything needed to construct them. Cement. Steel. Etc., etc., etc.
Tents, beds, bedrolls and sleeping bags, cots, sheets, blankets, uniforms, underwear, socks, jackets, coats, gloves, shoes, boots, ponchos, other clothing, canteens, etc. Even metal, plastic and cloth materials used in medals, snaps, buttons, zippers! Needles and thread. String and cord. Rope. Garbage pails and cans. Sacks and bags.
Paper. Typewriters. Pens and ink. Pencils. Erasers. Notebooks. Scratch pads. Maps. Cables, electric cords, generators, gasoline, oil, grease, cans and containers, automotive tools, tool kits, jacks, saws, hammers, shovels, spades, pails, buckets, nails, screws. Computers, desk top, laptop, handheld. Earwigs.
Medical personnel, from instructors to professors to teachers to students. Doctors, nurses, medics, every type of medical and dental staff including psychologists and psychiatrists. Rehab therapists. Medical equipment and supplies. Medicines. Drugs from antibiotics to pain killers. Bandaids and bandages. Antibiotic creams and antiseptic liquids. Saline solutions. Elastic strapping. Adhesive tape. Hypodermic needles. Poles. Tubing. Gloves. Field hospitals.
Kitchens and kitchen equipment of all types. Tables, chairs, flooring, lighting fixtures, pots, pans, plates, bowls, cups, glassware, cutlery. Reusable and disposable. Detergents and other cleaning supplies. Rags, cloth and paper towels, sponges, mops, brooms.
Groceries and those who grow and/or create them. Food, fresh, frozen and non-perishable, dehydrated foods. Water and other liquids. Alcoholic drinks. Canned. Bottled. Boxed. Plastic wrapped. Boxes, bags, jars, bottles, temporary and permanent storage containers large and small. Supply clerks who keep up with inventory and ordering. Chefs, cooks and cleaners who tend to all that stuff.
The civilians who own / direct / manage / supervise / work in those places, men and women, in coordination with government, intelligence and military leadership. Even sales personnel who coordinate between providers and users. All the stuff they handle. So much stuff!
Military personnel. From headquarters and regional and local office staff to field staff, secretaries, transcriptionists, typists, code constructors and code breakers, radio operators, telephone operators, spies; intelligence agents at home and abroad, overt and covert. Military law enforcement agencies and officers.
Multilingual speakers. Translators. Supply clerks, janitors, cooks, mechanics, repairmen, truck, car and transport divers, limousine drivers, aides de camp for officers. "Gophers." And counselors, very important position. Chaplains. Psychologists. Advisors. Not to mention all the record keepers. Photographers. Videographers. Historians. Reporters. Media coordinators.
God's army has an advantage no other army, natural or supernatural has: instant communication with the Commander in Chief.
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