Servicemembers

Servicemembers are individuals who serve in the armed forces of their country, such as the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, or Coast Guard. They undergo training to protect their nation, support peacekeeping efforts, and respond to emergencies or threats. Servicemembers include active-duty personnel, those in reserve, and guard units. Their roles can involve combat, logistics, medical support, technology, or administration. They commit to defending national interests, often working in challenging environments, and their service contributes to national security and safety.