Armed Forces of the United States

The Armed Forces of the United States include five main branches: the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. They are responsible for defending the country, protecting national interests, and providing humanitarian aid when needed. The Army handles land-based operations, while the Navy and Marine Corps focus on sea and amphibious missions. The Air Force manages air and space operations, and the Coast Guard enforces maritime laws and responds to emergencies at home and abroad. These branches work together to ensure national security through defense, deterrence, and support roles across various situations worldwide.