The term “military” refers to the organized armed forces of a nation or state, responsible for the defense of the country and its interests through the use of organized forces. This includes land, sea, and air military services that perform a variety of functions, including combat operations, peacekeeping, and humanitarian assistance. The military comprises various branches, such as the army, navy, air force, and sometimes specialized units, and it is characterized by a structured hierarchy, discipline, and adherence to a code of conduct. The military is pivotal in national security, conflict resolution, and the projection of a nation’s power and influence. Its activities are often governed by laws and regulations, including international laws of war.
President Trump's dismissal of General CQ Brown Jr. ignites political uproar, raising concerns about prioritizing presidential loyalty over independent military advice. The removal of Brown, who had bipartisan support, threatens…