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In page Gambia Armed Forces:
"The strength of the Gambia National Army (GNA) differs depending on the source. It has been given as 1,900 soldiers,[1] 1,000 soldiers,[citation needed] or 900 soldiers.[2] It is said to comprise two infantry battalions, one engineering squadron, and a Presidential Guard company. The army has barracks in Fajara, Yundum, Kudang, and Farafenni. In terms of vehicles and equipment, the army has eight Ferret armoured cars, and four M8 Greyhound armoured cars.[2] It is also said to possess at least one M101 howitzer.[citation needed] Turkey donated Gambia 2 Otokar Cobra-1 infantry mobility vehicles and 2 Katmerciler Hızır MRAP vehicles. In addition to two Cobra-1s, many high-frequency radios, mine detectors, uniforms, winter jackets and similar military equipment were donated to Gambia.[3]
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