The Namibian Defence Force is composed of both professional soldiers and reservists. Most of the force is made up of personnel who serve on a part-time basis, while a smaller number are full-time active duty members. In addition, there are several thousand volunteers who help with various tasks and duties associated with the defence force. Overall, there are approximately 60 000 people involved in some capacity with the Namibian Defence Force.

The Namibian Defence Force 

The Namibian Defence Force is made up of professional soldiers, reservists, and volunteers who work tirelessly to protect the country. They earn a decent wage, with many benefits and allowances.

The majority of the force is made up of personnel who serve on a part-time basis.

 There are a small number of full-time soldiers who earn a salary that is competitive with other militaries around the world. The average base pay for a Namibian soldier is about $958 per month, but this can be increased with allowances and bonuses.