United States Army

The United States Army is the land warfare branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, responsible for protecting the country and its interests through ground operations. It was established in 1775 and plays a key role in national defense, supporting peacekeeping missions, and responding to emergencies. Comprised of active duty soldiers and reservists, the Army trains personnel to engage in combat, provide humanitarian assistance, and support civil authorities during crises. It operates under the Department of Defense and emphasizes values such as duty, respect, and integrity in its mission to safeguard freedom and ensure security.