CAREERS
IN THE NATIONAL DEFENSE
The United
States Armed Forces is made up of five separate branches, the Air Force,
Army, Coast Guard, Marines and the Navy. The President of the United
States is the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces. In this capacity
he issues orders to the operating military commands through the Secretary
of Defense or the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Army, Navy, and Air Force,
who also serve him collectively as an advisory body. Each branch of
the Armed Forces is unique and has a history of its own that they cherish
and celebrate. Although all the branches are united in serving and protecting
the United States each plays a very important role in the sense of the
nation. As the Armed Forces looks towards the 21st century, it needs
qualified young men and women to be leaders for tomorrow. Each branch
offers the physical training, academic advancement, meaningful employment,
economic security, and worldwide travel, but the most valuable commodity
is opportunity.
Editors
Note
The
21st century United States Armed Forces will be better trained, better
equipped and lead than any other time in their histories. We are pleased
to present information on tomorrow’s armed forces and what it can do
for you today. In the subsequent pages we proudly present:
•United
States Air Force •United States Army - Corps of Engineers •United States
Coast Guard •United States Marine Corps •United States Navy
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