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Review of the Armed Services

            There are hundreds of people that join the armed services every year. There are many different branches in the armed services. The branches are Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force and Marine Corps. The man in the photograph looks like he was part of the army, and the women looks like she was part of the air force. The Army is the top branch in the armed services and the most dangerous. .
             The man in the photograph appears to have been in the army because of the way he is dressed. The men and women in the army usually wear what the man is wearing in the photograph. The man is wearing a green camouflage outfit, black boots and a black army style hat. What also gives the impression that he is in the army is that he is holding a rifle in his right hand. I believe that the reason for him to join the army was because he had a relative or a friend that motivated him to join the army. An army member is beneficial to a person. For instance army members receive annual salaries, money for education, health care, long vacation time, family services and support groups, special payments for special duties and cash allowances to cover cost of living. I believe that the man joined the veterans organization because he feels that he served his country well and will want to convince young adults to peruse a future in the army. .
             I would imagine the mans experience in the army was a good but risky. In the army he would have learned how to become a mature adult. It also will teach him how to be self-disciplined and learn how to take care of himself. It is risky because he had to go to war and perfect his country. I could imagine the high levels of danger it would be in wars such as, World War I and World War II. If he was in a war, there would have been a high chance that he would have been killed and not have been able to go back to his wife and kids. He survived the wars and he could come home with intense joy, not only to be able to see his family again but to feel satisfaction for serving his country.


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