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Egypt's Military History in Arab Defense
Egypt's military history includes deploying its forces outside Egyptian territory to assist in protecting Arab nations. Notable examples include sending troops to Palestine in 1948 to support Arabs in the First Arab-Israeli War, participating in the liberation of Yemen in 1962 to support the Republicans, and being part of the international coalition to liberate Kuwait in 1991 following the Iraqi invasion. Additionally, Egypt has conducted peacekeeping operations in several African countries since 1960, contributing over 3,000 soldiers to mission efforts aimed at maintaining stability. These missions have involved tasks such as monitoring ceasefires, supporting stability, and protecting civilians.
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