This is sort of a trick question as the Marines, being amphibeous,
are de facto part of the Navy, so you really want to include them
as Navy as well. The Air Force was part of the Army till WW2,
after it became its own center of influence.
If you are or were military, try to ignore the collective results of the Army-Navy football game please(Navy leads 50-49 at this time, BTW)
http://www.usna.edu/LibExhibits/Archives/Armynavy/Armynavygames.htm
In all serious, which branch, US Army or Navy, carries more gravitas in the present day?
I say Army, just from the sheer numbers of soldiers, but maybe I'm wrong.
I'll be the first to admit I'm omitting the Air Force, but I consider
it a de facto adjunct of the Army, and a pure softing up force
for the Army as well. Plus, the Air Force, as far as I can see, takes
marching orders from the other two branches, if anything.
Well, what do you think? What branch carries more weight,
Army or Navy?
2006-09-27
08:17:19
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