US Navy

The U.S. Navy is one of the four branches of the United States Armed Forces, responsible for naval operations. Its primary duties include sea defense, power projection, and maintaining freedom of navigation on the world's oceans. The Navy operates ships, submarines, and aircraft to protect U.S. interests and support military missions globally. Recruit training emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and readiness. The Navy also plays a crucial role in humanitarian assistance and disaster response. Overall, it serves to deter aggression and, if necessary, engage in conflict to safeguard national and allied security.