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US Military Facts

On September 29, 1789, Congress created the United States Army, consisting of 1,000 enlisted men and officers. Our United States service men and women work tirelessly to ensure that we, as citizens, get to enjoy all of our freedoms. Here’s some facts dedicated to these incredible individuals!
1. The US Military is really holding out on us: they have a type of Velcro that is nearly silent! At nearly 95% reduced noise, that’s some pretty serious covert arts and crafts!
2. The youngest US serviceman in history was Calvin Graham. He was 12 years old, and dishonorably discharged for lying about his age. His benefits were later restored by an act of Congress.
3. The United States Department of Defense is the largest employer in the world at 3.2 million people. Walmart is number 3.
4. Stores on US military bases around the world don’t accept pennies as currency because they are “too heavy and are not cost-effective to ship.”
5. The Coast Guard seizes 169 pounds of marijuana and 306 pounds of cocaine, worth about $9,589,000.00, every day.
6. The military tank got its name when it was first shipped to France during World War I. For security reasons they were packed into huge wooden crates which were supposed to contain water tanks and the name stuck.
7. As of 2014, there were approximately 490,000 active duty soldiers, 205,000 reserve soldiers, and 354,200 soldiers in the National Guard for a total of 1,049,200 members of the U.S. Army. For comparison, that’s about the size of the total population of Swaziland.
8. The total known land area occupied by US bases and facilities is 15,654 square miles — bigger than Washington DC, Massachusetts, and New Jersey combined.