US military troops come in active-duty, Guard, and reserve forces. Here's what each one does.
US military forces do a lot at home and abroad, but the different types of troops and the rules for each can be confusing.
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This new Army special ops fitness center is decked out like a pro sports gym
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Hegseth shows support for military rank and file with Germany workout
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