military service branches

Military service branches are specialized divisions within a country's armed forces, each with unique roles. The Army primarily handles land-based operations, such as ground combat and infrastructure. The Navy manages maritime security, naval warfare, and sea transportation. The Air Force focuses on aerial warfare, air defense, and maintaining control of the skies. The Marine Corps is a versatile force trained for rapid deployment, often operating from ships to conduct amphibious and expeditionary missions. The Coast Guard, in peacetime, enforces maritime law, aids navigation, and ensures border security, while during wartime, it can operate as part of the military.