Happy Memorial Day

If you're American, you could join the military. But which one? We have the Army on the ground, the land. We have the Navy in the sea, and we have the Air Force in the sky. And Space Force in Space. Don't forget Space Force. President Donald Trump talked about Space Force.

Ultimate Sacrifice

But on this Memorial Day, while you remember people who died, who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, while not do the same and join? Which one, you ask? Well, I'm glad you asked. Here's my suggestion. Since the dawn of time, as humanity evolves, so has warfare. In the past, it was traditional like chess, checkers, like board games, out in the open. Like a role playing game (RPG). Later on, when we were fighting the Native American Indians. Real Pocahontas People, unlike Elizabeth Warren. They would sneak up on the soldiers from behind trees. Vietnamese did this too in the American Vietnam War. It's called Guerrilla Warfare. Not to be confused with Mike Cernovich's Guerrilla Mindset. See, this is the evolution of war and of humanity. As you study history, you can see this evolution, this pattern. Believe it or not, but we are living in the best of times and in the worse of times for so many reasons. We live in information wars. So, in light of that, you could join the Army if you want. You could join the Navy, if you please. You could even join the Air Force or the Space Force. But why not join the Brain Force. Why? Because that is the best way to be a patriot for your country to Make America Great Again (MAGA) and to Keep America Great (KAG) or whatever your country.

Branches

How many branches of military does the United States of America (USA) have right now in 2019, currently, as of this year, and which would you join or should you join in light of Memorial Day, tomorrow? That's what I was thinking about today. According to Wikipedia, there are Three Classical Branches: the Army, Air Force, and the Navy. Well, there may also be a new one according to Trump, the Space Force. Some countries have these three branches of military: some countries may have different names for the different branches.

Three Classical Branches

1. Army (Land)
2. Air Force (Sky)
3. Navy (Sea)

American Military

In America, we have the Marine Corps, which is a part of the Navy since 1834. The Marine Corps was founded during the beginning of the U.S. Revolutionary War in 1775 and the U.S. Marine Corps is one of the four armed service branches in the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and one of the seven uniformed services of the United States. Back in 1807, something related to GPS was founded. It was called the United States Survey of the Coast and it later became NOAA in 1970. NOAA is one of the seven uniformed services. I don't know if they do any geoengineering or if they're associated with promoting Al Gore's Climate Change, Global Cooling, Global Warming, The Green New Deal. Back in 1798, the Marine Hospital Fund was founded. Later on, we got the Public Health Service Commissioned Corps.

Seven Uniformed Service Branches

1. United States Army
2. United States Marine Corps
3. United States Navy
4. United States Air Force
5. United States Coast Guard
6. USPHS Commissioned Corps
7. NOAA Commissioned Officer

U.S. Branches

1. Land - Army
2. Sea - Marine Corps

Air Force (USAF)

In 1907, the Air Force was formed as part of the Army. In 1947, it became an independent service.

Army

It was founded in 1775 as the Continental Army. Most of that original army was disbanded in 1783 after the Treaty of Paris. Part of the army went on to form the Legion of the United States which fought the American Native Indian tribes. In 1796, the Legion was renamed the Army of the United States. Later on, the Army expanded to include the Regular Army, the army National Guard, and the Army Reserve. Some states may have militias. There are state defense forces. The Army has different branches within itself.

Space Force

Back in 1985, the year I was born, the United States Space Command was founded.