US Armed Forces
Today is Armed Forces Day in the
United States.
The US Armed Forces consists of
six Service Branches: the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, and
Coast Guard.
The US Military was formed 248
years ago (July 14, 1775.)
There are 1,747,970 Active-Duty
Servicemen/women and 402,515 Reserve Servicemen/Women in the US Military.
The US Military has been
All-Volunteer since The Draft ended 50 years ago (in 1973.)
US Army:
487,083 Active Duty Personnel
352,358 Army National Guard
Personnel
191,752 Army Reserve Personnel
1,007,193 Total Uniformed
Personnel
US Marine Corps:
180,958 Active Personnel
32,400 Reserve Personnel
213,358 Total Uniformed Personnel
US Navy:
349,593 Active Duty Personnel
101,583 Reserve Personnel
451,176 Total Uniformed Personnel
US Air Force:
328,820 Active Duty Personnel
69,056 Reserve Personnel
397,876 Total Uniformed Personnel
US Space Force:
8,600 Active Duty Personnel
US Coast Guard:
40,558 Active Duty Personnel
7,724 Reserve Personnel
48,282 Total Uniformed Personnel
The US Military has 314
Military Bases across 50 US States, DC and 5 US Territories.
The US Military has 184
Military Bases across the World: Australia (4), Aruba (1), Bahrain (2), the
Bahamas (1), Belgium (4), the British Indian Ocean Territory (1), Bulgaria (4),
Cameroon (1), Curacao (1), Cuba (1), Djibouti (1), Estonia (1), Germany (40), Greece (1), Greenland (2),
Honduras (1), Iceland (1), Iraq (12),
Israel (1), Italy (8), Japan (24), Kenya
(1), Kosovo (1), Kuwait (8), Lithuania (2), the Netherlands (2), New Zealand
(1), Niger (3), Peru (1), Poland (3), Portugal (1), Qatar (1), Romania (3),
Saudi Arabia (5), Singapore (2), South Korea (15), Spain (2), Syria (12).
Turkey (2), the United Arab Emirates (1) and the United Kingdom (6).
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