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American Military Quiz
Do you know the military?
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Last updated: May 25, 2020
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| First submitted | May 25, 2020 |
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1.
How many branches of the Armed Forces does the US have?
Six
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Five
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Seven
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Three
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The Space Force is the youngest of all branches, being officially created in 2019
2.
The United States has over one million soldiers active
True
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False
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3.
How many presidents have served in the United States Army?
All of them
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Only George Washington
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Fourteen
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Five
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Some presidents that served include Eisenhower, Washington, and Jackson
4.
Who was the most recent president to have been a military veteran (not counting reserves)?
John F. Kennedy
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Barack Obama
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George H.W. Bush
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Benjamin Harrison
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George H.W. Bush served in the Navy during WWII and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross
5.
What is the highest rank in the Army?
Supreme Commander
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General
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Colonel
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General of the Armies
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Only two men have been awarded this rank, George Washington and John Pershing
6.
The United States Army is the oldest branch of the military
True
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False
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7.
When was the Selective Service System created?
1975
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1917
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2000
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1776
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8.
This football player was KIA during a mission in Afghanistan
Tom Brady
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Larry Csonka
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Pat Tillman
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Leon Lett
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Pat Tillman is the only NFL player to die in action since 1970
9.
Elvis, Mr. T, and Jackie Robinson all served in this branch of the military
Air Force
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Space Force
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Army
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Marine Corps
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10.
Full Metal Jacket, Forrest Gump, and Apocalypse Now are all about this conflict
WWII
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Korean War
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Vietnam War
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Civil War
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JFK skippered a PT-Boat. He famously kept a coconut on his desk in the Oval Office, upon which he'd scrawled an SOS after his boat was sunk by a Japanese destroyer. It was delivered to friendly forces by helpful locals.