Ministry of Defence of Armenia

• Collegium’s Work Organization Division
• Insignia Division
• Supervisory Department
• Administrative Division
• Analytical Division
• Secretariat Division

• Defense Policy Department
• Finance, Budget and Planning Department
• Capital Construction and Housing Department
• Internal Audit Department
• Information and Public Affairs Department
• HR and Education Department
• Legal Department
• Social Security Department
• Logistics Department

• Military Police
  • 12th Peacekeeping Brigade
• Special Forces Regiment[5]
• Separate Regiment of Protection[6][7]
  • Honour Guard Company
• Conscription and Mobilization Service
• Central Military-Medical Committee
  • Central Clinical Military Hospital
• Human Rights and Integrity Building Centre
• BKMA Yerevan
• Council of the Union of Veterans of the Ministry of Defense
• Army Chaplaincy Program of the Armenian Church
• Military Control Service of the Ministry of Defense

The Military Police (Armenian: Ռազմական ոստիկանություն; Rrazmakan vostikanut’yun) fall under the command of the Ministry of Defence, being considered to be a division that is separate from the central apparatus.[8] The Military Police was established in May 1992 and had no special status until 2007,[9] when a law to define the Military Police status was adopted. Its status is defined in the RA Law on Military Police, which says that the Military Police is responsible for the investigation of military crimes in the armed forces that were committed on the territory of military units and the deterrence of crimes being planned or committed by military servicemen. The Military Police Bylaws were approved by the Government of Armenia on 25 December 2008.

The military police is in control of the peacekeeping brigade.

Members of the regiment during the 2010 Moscow Victory Day Parade.

The Separate Regiment of Protection is a security unit of the armed forces under the ministry. The Honour Guard Company falls under its command. it descends from the Yerevan Special Regiment, founded on 20 September 1990 with 26 platoons from Yerevan.[10] In 2008, the reigment, as this point known as the Capital Regiment, handed over its territory to the Armenian Peacekeeping Brigade, moving to a different location.[11] It it has taken part in the 2010,[12] 2015[13] and 2020 Moscow Victory Day Parades[14][15] on Red Square. It is currently led by Colonel Ashot Hakobyan a graduate of the Moscow Higher Military Command School.[16][17] The Armenian contingent at the 2010 parade was led by the grandson of Soviet Armenian Marshal Sergei Khudyakov, Lieutenant Colonel Vardan Khanferyants.[18][19] The contingent's color guard held the flag of the 89th Rifle Division in the latter two parades.[20]

The Army Chaplaincy Program of the Armenian Apostolic Church (the national church of Armenia) is made up of more than 50 clergymen who currently serve as military chaplains to the Armed Forces.[21] It is jointly funded and sponsored by the Ministry of Defence and the church.

It was created on March 15, 1994 in Yerevan.[22] In May 2020, the surgical department, the neurosurgery department and the anesthesia department were named after Major Sergey Harutyunyan, Captain Karo Heboyan and Lieutenant Tigran Hovesyan, who were killed in a helicopter crash in early January 2000.[23]