Branches of the Military

Coast Guard

• They have Military and law enforcement opportunities.
• The Coast Guard Reserve trains at home.
• The Coast Guard Reserve doesn‘t go out of state.
• The Coast Guard works at sea.
• The Coast Guard works full time to preserve welfare for all.
• Diplomatic capabilities are given to those who are in the Coast Guard.

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Space Force

• Only offered full time.
• Uses advanced technology.
• Members have to go through extensive training.
• Can defend the interests of the U.S. on land.
• Can defend U.S. interests in air.
• They are able to orbit the earth.

Navy

• The Navy uses ships to fight.
• Can offer air support while also fighting in the water.
• Trains at home
• Serves in the U. S. or other areas.
• Can be served full time.
• Allowed to serve part time.

Air Force

• Protects using air power.
• Those in the Air Force can protect at home or abroad.
• Training and serving is done through missions.
• The Air National Guard trains to assist.
• The Air National Guard serves either at a state level or national level.
• The Air Force Reserve performs flying exercises to train.

Marine Corps

• First branch to deal with combat.
• Deals with combat operations.
• Trained domestically.
• Offered full time
• Offered part time
• Works on the ground instead of in air or at sea.

Army

• Oldest branch of the Military in the U.S.
• Job is to protect U.S. resources and security.
• Part time training is done near home for the Army Reserve.
• The Army and Army National Guard deploy together.
• They can serve nationally or at a state level.
• If a member in the Army serves part time they are only deployed when needed.