From the dawn of history, the Egyptian warrior has embodied the creed of honor, duty, and homeland. King "Narmer" and "Hor-Aha" began by unifying the state and protecting its borders. King "Sneferu" continued to defend the nation against aggressors, his victories documented on the rocks of "Wadi Maghara" in Sinai. Warriors from Upper Egypt fought fierce battles against the "Hyksos," sacrificing their lives for the homeland. Egyptian military strategy evolved under King "Thutmose I" to include the principle of extending national security beyond its borders. He expanded Egypt's frontiers and secured its people, ensuring the Egyptian warrior's creed remained steadfast, passed down through generations.

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