The USAF and the USN are strategic services; meaning they can fight around the globe, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. The US Army (the Marines are part of the Strategic USN) is a tactical force and is RESTRICTED to where and when it can go anyplace. The US Army CANNOT go anywhere, unless the USAF or USN takes them there. So...the USAF goes to war, when the Army needs a ride (needs USAF assistance). The USAF has the capability to transport men and material, fight aerial battles with other jet aircraft, and bomb strategic and tactical targets. The USAF's "First" war was the Korean War 1950-1953. During WW2, the USAF didn't exist; they were a "Corps" of the US Army (like the USMC is a Corps of the US Navy). The last war in which the US Air Force engaged a determined aerial enemy was during the Vietnam War. This war created the USAF's last ACE of the 20th century (5 or more air to air combat kills-"Dog-Fighting").
Yes. They can be found at air shows ( many still fly) and in air museums. If you are in CA Castle Air force base museum has several you can see and go into.
The US did enter into an undeclared shooting war with Germany in the fall of 1941 because Germany has declared war on the US.
I think we didn't go into a depression because we loaned weapons to the Allies during the beginning of world war 2. The money we received after the war kept us out of a depression.
Ww1- US entered around 1917-1918 Ww2- the US was in war with Japan, but US forces were sent to fight Germans in 1942-1945
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War, the air force is the only branch that allows you to go into school first
the air force or reserves because when you are deployed it is to less hot spots Army reserves always go to war! the air force or reserves because when you are deployed it is to less hot spots Army reserves always go to war!
Many departed the US from Travis Air Force base in California.
Go and talk to an "Air Force Recruiter." Look in a phone book to find one. It will most likely be under "Government" in the front of the telephone book
"The U.S. Air Force" is the official song of the United States Air Force. It is known informally as "The Air Force Song," and is often referred to informally as "Into the Wild Blue Yonder", "Off We Go Into the Wild Blue Yonder," or simply "Wild Blue Yonder."
Your Air Force or Navy recruiter would LOVE to advise you on this matter.
There is only one training place for enlisted members of the Air Force, and it's at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Some Air Force officer candidates go through Basic Cadet Training at the US Air Force Academy outside Colorado Springs, Colorado before becoming cadets and ultimately receiving commissions as officers there (assuming they graduate from the Air Force Academy).
Take a look at what each service offers for you. Both are great, and you will get training for everyday civilian life with either of these branches. If you do not want to go over seas and fight in war then go into the Coast Guard. If you want to take a chance of being deployed go into the Air Force.
Go see a AF local recruiter. They can be found in the phone book. Talk to them about what you want to do in the AF.
Yes. They can be found at air shows ( many still fly) and in air museums. If you are in CA Castle Air force base museum has several you can see and go into.
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If you can meet the qualifications for the school after you get out of the Air Force you can go to it. Some schools have programs for Veterans and their families but you still have to meet their standards.