Jaish al-Izzah

Army of Glory
جيش العزة Jaysh al-Izza Participant in the Syrian Civil War
Logo of the Army of Glory
Active	2013–present
Leaders	Maj. Jamil al-Saleh
Headquarters	Al-Lataminah, Hama Governorate
Area of operations	Hama Governorate Idlib Governorate Latakia Governorate
Strength	1,500 (late 2015)
Part of	Free Syrian Army Jaysh al-Nasr (formerly) North Hama Countryside Operations Room
Allies	Jaysh al-Nasr Jaish al-Tahrir Mountain Hawks Brigade 1st Coastal Division Army of Conquest
Opponents	Syrian Armed Forces  Russia
Battles and wars	Syrian Civil War 2014 Hama offensive Al-Ghab offensive (July–August 2015) Northwestern Syria offensive (October–November 2015) (Russian intervention) 2015 Hama offensive 2016 Latakia offensive 2016 Hama offensive
Website	http://alazaarmy.com/

Syrian Civil War

Jaysh al-Izza or the Army of Glory (Arabic: جيش العزة‎‎), formerly the Union of Glory ((Arabic: تجمع العزة ،‎‎-Tajamul al-Izza), is a Syrian rebel group affiliated with the Free Syrian Army active in northwestern Syria, mainly in the al-Ghab Plain in northern Hama and its surroundings. The group have been supplied with anti-tank missiles by the United States, including 9K111 Fagots and BGM-71 TOWs.

On 30 September 2015, the first day of the Russian military intervention in the Syrian Civil War, 2 Russian bombs with 8-10 submunitions struck the group's headquarters and arm depots in a cave in the village of Al-Lataminah in northern Hama.

During the 2016 Hama offensive in September 2016, Jaysh al-Izza used a BGM-71 TOW missile to blow up a low-flying Aérospatiale Gazelle helicopter, which they alleged to be Russian.