Četvrta brigada za brze intervencije je osnovana 1994. godine. Sastavni je dio NATO-ovog Korpusa za brze reakcije, ali organizaciono „pripadaju“ pod kontrolu 1 oklopne divizije (Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo), kada je to potrebno. Jedinice ove brigade su učestvovale u nekoliko međunarodnih misija, među njima su bili i u misiji KFOR. Brigada se sastoji od tri bataljona, izviđačke jedinice te jedinica podrške i logistike. Bataljoni su (prvo češki naziv): 41.mechanizovany prapor (41.mpr) – 41. mehanizirani (pješadijski) bataljon, 42.mechanizovany prapor (42.mpr) – 42. mehanizirani (pješadijski) bataljon, 43.vysadkovy prapor (43.vpr) – 43. padobranski bataljon.

      The 4th (Czech) Rapid Deployment Brigade (4. Brigáda Rychlého Nasazení) is a brigade of the Army of the Czech Republic. It is assigned to the NATO Allied Rapid Reaction Corps but falls under the organizational control of  1 (UK) Armoured Division when required. Units from the brigade have deployed to Kosovo as part of KFOR, the NATO-led international force responsible for establishing and maintaining security in Kosovo. The brigade consists of three battalions, a reconnaissance unit plus support and logistic units but has suffered equipment and personnel difficulties. According to www.army.cz the brigade was formed in January 1994 and consists of following battalions: 41.mechanizovany prapor (41.mpr) - 41st mechanised (infantry) battalion, 42.mechanizovany prapor (42.mpr) - 42nd mechanised (infantry) battalion, 43.vysadkovy prapor (43.vpr) - 43rd airborne battalion.

      „Dvorska straža“ je jedinica jačine brigade (653 pripadnika, od toga 81 sa oficirskim činovima, 75 sa višim i 377 sa nižim podoficirskim činovima, 77 vojnika i 43 civilna službenika). Jedinica se sastoji od komande sa štabom, 1. i 2. Bataljona, Muzike i Čete podrške. Dužnosti ove jedinice su slijedeće: straža okolo predsjedničke palače i ljetne rezidencije Predsjednika Češke Republike, ceremonijalne dužnosti (počasne straže, parade itd) u Dvorcu i prilikom dočeka visokih gostiju te drugo. Jedinica je pod direktnom komandom Ureda Predsjednika Republike. Prvi i drugi bataljon se izmjenjuju u 14-to dnevnim ciklusima. Sadašnje uniforme su uvedene 15. 05. 1990, a kreirao ih je kostimograf Theodor Pištěk.

      The Castle Guard is a Brigade-equivalent military unit with total strength of 653 personnel, including 81 commissioned officers, 75 senior non-commissioned officers, 377 junior non-commissioned officers, 77 enlisted personnel and 43 civilian employees. The Castle Guard comprises: Command and Staff, 1st Guard Battalion, 2nd Guard Battalion, Castle Guard Band and Support Company. The mission of guard companies of the 1st and 2nd Battalion is to perform external security duties at the Prague Castle compound, the Lány Chateau and other facilities used by the President and his guests for temporary residence, and to provide their defence in crisis. There is a 14-day cycle for both guard battalions to take shifts in fulfilling guarding duties. In addition to that, their mission is to perform parade and protocol related activities.  New uniforms were introduced on March 15, 1990. Movie and costume designer Theodor Pištěk prepared the design of new service and parade uniforms that were shown to the public for the first time at noon during a newly composed guard changing ceremony with musical accompaniment in the Prague Castle’s 1st courtyard.

      Središnji orkestar češke vojske (Centrální Ústřední Hudba České Armády ili Ústřední Hudba AČR) jedinica je čeških kopnenih snaga odgovorna za pružanje muzičke podrške Vojsci Češke Republike i Oružanim snagama Češke Republike. Njegova matična organizacija je Vojna muzička služba čeških oružanih snaga koja je na čelu svih orkestara u OSČS.

      The Czech Army Central Band (Centrální Ústřední Hudba České Armády or Ústřední Hudba AČR) is a unit of the Czech Land forces responsible for providing musical support to the Army of the Czech Republic and the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic. Its parent organization is the Army Music Service of the Czech Armed Forces which heads all bands in the CAF.

      Vojna je policija (Vojenska Policija) osnovana 21. 01. 1991. godine. Zakonskim su odredbama određeni zadaci koje izvršava vojna policija. Odgovorni su za policijsku zaštitu Oružanih snaga, vojnih postrojenja, materijalnih dobara i ostale državne imovine pod upravom Ministarstva odbrane. Vojna je policija, kao i ostatak vojske potpuno profesionalna. Posebna se pažnja posvećuje pitanju droga, zaštiti oružja, municije i eksploziva. Osim prevencije, kao najvažnije zadaće u smanjenju kriminalnih aktivnosti u vojsci, vojna se policija bavi i kriminalističkim istragama i gonjenjem počinitelja. Na čelu Vojne policije je šef koji je direktno odgovoran ministru odbrane. Vojna policija je organizirana na teritorijalnom principu i sastoji se od nekoliko komandi lociranih u garnizonima u Pragu, Starom Boleslavu, Taboru i Olomoucu.

      The Military Police (MP) was established on 21 January 1991. Within the scope defined by the law they are responsible for police protection of the armed forces, military facilities, military material and other state property controlled by the Ministry of Defence of the Czech Republic. The Military Police is fully professional. They focus on prevention of serious illegal activities, phenomena and events, and pay increased attention to the issues of drugs, protection of weapons, ammunition and explosives. Besides prevention, which is considered to be one of the crucial activities to decrease criminal activities in the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic, their tasks include criminal prosecution. The Military Police is headed by a chief, who is directly subordinated to the Minister of Defence of the Czech Republic. The organisational structure of the Military Police is based on the territorial principle. It consists of several commands located in garrisons in Prague, Stara Boleslav, Tabor and Olomouc.