1. Navy
   Air Force
2. Coast Guard
   Army

The Army deals with military activities on land. This is mainly where its operations take place, although a few other branches do take on limited operations on land as well.

1. Coast Guard
   Air Force
2. Army
   Navy

The Coast Guard branch is the smallest of all of the branches. There are less than 50,000 people employed under this branch, which is far from even the next largest branch, the Air Force.

1. Navy
   Coast Guard
2. Air Force
   Marines

The Navy deals with submarine ballistics. The submarines in use by the Navy have the capability to launch these missiles long distances, even to other continents.

1. Air Force
   Coast Guard
2. Army
   Navy

The Army is by far the largest branch in the military with over 400,000 active duty officers in the army. The Navy is the second largest branch.

1. True
2. False

This is true. The Coast Guard would be the first branch to be called into a search and rescue. Sometimes, they would also be assisted by the Navy, if needed.

1. in the air
   in space
2. in the Amazon River
   only in the water

Aside from its regular water-based operations, the Navy has a presence in the air as well. However, its presence is different than that of the Air Force. The Navy can deploy aircraft quickly, but the Air Force is needed to support this.

1. Navy
   Coast Guard
2. Air Force
   Marines

The Marines are known to be the toughest in the military. They go through the longest and most intense training out of all of the military branches.

1. computers and technology
   combat
2. swimming
   survival

The Air Force is the best branch to join if you have skills in technology. It controls the computers and programs used to fight wars and complete missions.

1. from the ground
   from the water
2. from the air
   from back home

The Air Force supports the Army through its activities above. Did you know? Before the creation of the Air Force, the Army supported itself by air; only instead of planes, it used balloons.

1. see the world
   be in combat
2. go to space
   stay at home

The Navy is the best branch to join for anyone who wants to see the world and travel. The other branches don't travel as heavily as the Navy does. But be prepared to travel by sea!

1. Coast Guard
   Navy
2. Air Force
   Marines

The Coast Guard deals with illegal immigration. Other parts of its job include drug-related matters and environmental matters and it's also available to escort the Navy when needed.

1. Bill Gates
   Famous athletes
2. Religious figures
   The president

A section of the Marines has the job of protecting the president of the United States. These Marines will also guard other important figures in government or their workplaces.

1. matters of space
   underwater exploration
2. only land-based matters
   only Army support

The Air Force deals with any space-related matters. It has a special section called the "Air Force Space Command" that conducts missions and launches satellites.

1. True
2. False

This is true. The Army plays a big role in humanitarian work and will often be deployed to help out when disaster strikes. It provides whatever it can to help out the masses who have been affected by a disaster.

1. in the air
   on land
2. in the ocean
   in space

The Navy deals with operations on oceans and other bodies of water. Did you know? The Navy has its own body of water – only it's indoors!

1. True
2. False

This is true. The Army works with all kinds of equipment from tanks and helicopters to complete its missions. The military also uses guns and many different types of tech to get their jobs done.

1. Army
   Marines
2. Coast Guard
   Navy

The Navy handles aircraft carriers that can quickly get a certain number of planes to an area of conflict. This is enough at first, but later the Air Force must step in to hold down the area.

1. Army
   Coast Guard
2. Navy
   Marines

The Coast Guard branch is found along the borders of the country, only leaving when needed somewhere else. It patrols and keeps watch over the borders to defend them.

1. Navy
   Air Force
2. Army
   Coast Guard

The Marines are under the Department of the Navy. The two branches are always working together and helping one another out when needed.

1. True
2. False

This is false. The Coast Guard branch is not equipped for this, so it would be the job of the Air Force and the Navy, which have the equipment and means to launch these weapons.

1. missions
   terms
2. voyages
   training periods

The Marines have the longest training period of all of the branches. Recruits go through a 12-week training known to be the toughest in all of the military.

1. Air Force
   Coast Guard
2. Army
   Navy

Since Marines are a department of the Navy, the Navy takes some responsibility for them. Marines are transported by the ships owned by the Navy.

1. Coast Guard
   Army
2. Navy
   Marines

The Coast Guard branch is part of the Department of Homeland Security. This branch is mostly found guarding the borders of the United States, but they will also help out the other branches in a crisis.

1. missions
   travel time
2. training periods
   ships

The Navy and Coast Guard branches have the shortest training periods. These branches only have 8-week training compared to the other branches, which have longer training periods.

1. female officers
   money
2. traveling
   benefits

The Army has the most female officers out of all of the military branches. There are over 70,000 women out of the hundreds of thousands of people enlisted in this branch.

1. True
2. False

This is false. Every branch in the military goes by pay grades that depend on the level of responsibility you have. This makes the pay equal across each of the branches.

1. Medical Corps
   Ground Combat Personnel
2. Air Combat Personnel
   Pilots

The Marines don't have a medical corps, so they rely on the Navy for this. This section of the Navy includes many specialized physicians to best treat the needs of those in the military.

1. Navy
   Air Force
2. Marines
   Coast Guard

The Marines move quickest when faced with conflict. They are trained to be ready for anything and they are usually the first people to hit the ground running.

1. Commander positions
   General positions
2. Field grade officers
   National Guard positions

The Army and the Air Force are the only two branches that have National Guard positions. The people in these positions don't work solely in the military and hold regular jobs, but they can be called on in times of need.

1. Navy
   Army
2. Air Force
   Marines

You'll find the Marines in combat, in flight and even helping out the Navy. This branch is tough as nails and its members are always able to help in a pinch.

1. True
2. False

This is false. The Navy has a small supply of planes compared to the Air Force, which would be the branch to fly this vehicle. The Navy uses planes such as the E-2C Hawkeye.

1. swimming
   driving
2. marksmanship
   endurance

Marine training puts its focus on marksmanship. It's important for Marines to be excellent shots and good in combat because this is their primary job.

1. True
2. False

This is false. This is the job of the Air Force, which deals with anything cyber-related. The Air Force has specialists who play an important role in times of war and during any type of mission through their work in computers.

1. medical care
   protection
2. transportation
   nothing

When disaster strikes, the Air Force is the branch that provides medical care for anyone affected. It quickly flies in doctors and surgeons who are part of the force to the affected area.

1. Coast Guard
   Air Force
2. Marines
   Army

The Coast Guard will support the Navy and vice versa. As the Coast Guard branch often works with drugs or search and rescue, it will assist the Navy when it encounters these issues.