The term “military” refers to the organized, armed forces of a nation or state, responsible for the defense and enforcement of a country’s interests and security. The military typically includes land forces (Army), naval forces (Navy), and aerial forces (Air Force), and may also encompass special forces and other branches. Its primary function is to protect the country from external threats, conduct warfare, and maintain peace and order, both domestically and internationally. The military often engages in strategic planning, logistics, training, and operational activities related to combat and defense. It operates under a structured hierarchy and is typically governed by military law, with personnel trained in the use of weapons and combat tactics. The term can also refer to the institution that embodies these forces, including their culture, traditions, and ceremonies.
Senate Confirms Hegseth Amid Misconduct Claims In a surprising turn of events, the Senate officially confirmed Pete Hegseth as the new US Secretary of Defense late Friday night. This decisive…