After the signing of the Peace Agreement between the Colombian government and the FARC, the Army'sunarmed strategy became the key in the post-agreement. This article investigates the weaknesses, opportunities, strengths and threats facing the Comprehensive Action battalions of the Colombian National Army in the departments of Santander and Cundinamarca. For this, a documentary review was carried out and officers, non-commissioned officers, soldiers and civilians that make up these units were surveyed, and the commanders of these battalions in both departments were interviewed. The results aim to ratify the importance of the Army's Comprehensive Action in the construction of peace, the need to strengthen the inter-institutional articulation against unarmed actions, and to advance towards the budgetary, technical, logistical and professional strength of these battalions.