The U.S. Military refers to the unified military force of the United States, composed of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. It is primarily responsible for the defense of the country and its interests, conducting operations in various environments and contexts, both in peacetime and during conflicts. The U.S. Military is overseen by the Department of Defense, and its members are engaged in a wide range of activities, including combat operations, humanitarian assistance, peacekeeping missions, and disaster relief. The organization is characterized by its hierarchical structure, with ranks and specific roles assigned to personnel. The U.S. Military plays a vital role in national security, international relations, and global stability, often participating in alliances such as NATO and conducting joint exercises with allied nations. The military also encompasses various support functions, including medical, logistical, and technological services that enable its operational capabilities.
Retired Lieutenant General Dan Caine is nominated by President Trump to chair the Joint Chiefs of Staff, drawing significant attention. Caine's unconventional career includes defending Washington during 9/11 and logging…