Top 10 Most Unusual Armies Of All Time In The World

There are loads of bizarre and unusual military factions and armies out there. Here are the top ten most unusual armies.
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Be Amazed at these Top 10 Most Unusual Armies in the world! An Army of Ghosts - The Ghost Army of World War II derived its name not from its ghoulish composition, but from its members, none of whom possessed any combat training. An Army for Artwork - Most armies make history, but the Monuments Men saved it. An Army of Dogs - Since 1953, Danish doggies and their elite human counterparts have been enforcing the country’s sovereignty by sled. An Army of Autistic Teens - Autistic youth are often relegated to the corners of society where their unique talents are overlooked. An Army of Giants - During the 18th Century, Prussian King Frederick William I assembled a vertically stunning regimen of fighters who never ended up fighting.

An Army of Immortals - During the Achaemenid Empire of Persia, which spanned from 550 BC – 330 BC, these warriors were branded “immortal” because they never let their total number of fighters dip below or rise above 10,000. An Army of Women - Kurdish, Libyan, and Israeli women are blasting away the stereotypes of solely men in combat. Sea-less Sailors - Let's have a break from armies for a moment, and talk about another military faction which can be even stranger. Navies, that should really be Armies. An Army of Horses - The Indian Army’s 61st Cavalry Regiment is the largest horse-mounted cavalry used for non-ceremonial purposes in the world. An Army of Costumes - Whether dressing as the enemy or as women to throw off the Confederate Army, the Jessie Scouts were an unconventional lot during the American Civil War.