U.S. Army Infantry

U.S. Army Infantry comprises soldiers trained to engage in ground combat, specializing in tactics, weapons, and strategies to defend and secure areas. They are the backbone of military operations, often the first to encounter and respond to threats. Infantry units operate in various environments, such as urban, mountainous, or jungle terrains, and perform roles including reconnaissance, assault, security, and stabilization. They rely on teamwork, discipline, and equipment like rifles, machine guns, and protective gear. Their main goal is to proffer security and support national defense through direct action on the battlefield.