The United States Army

The United States Army is the land warfare branch of the U.S. military, responsible for defending the country and its interests on the ground. Established in 1775, it plays a crucial role in national security, humanitarian missions, and peacekeeping efforts. The Army is made up of active-duty soldiers and reservists who undergo rigorous training to prepare for diverse operations, from combat to disaster relief. It operates under the Department of Defense, following commands from the President and civilian leaders, ensuring a balance between military readiness and adherence to democratic values.