The Serbian Army (Serbian: Копнена Војска / Kopnena Vojska) is the land-based component of the Serbian Armed Forces.

The Serbian Army is responsible for:

The army (land forces) is the largest component of the Serbian Armed Forces. Currently there are about 33,000 professional soldiers and 100,000 reservists who were incorporated from the old conscript branches. After the reorganization, the number of professional troops has grown, while the number of conscripts has decreased.

Since 2004, the Serbian Army has undergone structural reforms, reducing the number of active personnel from over 100,000 soldiers in 2002, conscripts accounted for over 40% of active personnel. Serbia abolished conscription on January 1, 2011.

A 35-hectare (86-acre) Cepotina military base, has been built near the administrative zone with the disputed political entity of Kosovo and the state border with the Republic of Macedonia, some 5 kilometers southeast of the Serbian city of Bujanovac. The ground security zone extends along 384 kilometers of the administration line and covers the area of total 1,920 square kilometers. Units of the Second, Third and Fourth brigade are placed at more than 20 camps and checkpoints in the zone.