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1
How many of the 43 Presidents have served in the Army?
30
18
39
5
2
About ____ percent of Americans between the ages of 17-23 are qualified for military service.
26%
51%
45%
17%
3
The United States has ____ military installations overseas alone
1,324
737
327
693
4
Last year the energy costs for the U.S. Army was about ______
$8 million
$13 billion
$2.3 million
$4 billion
5
The Department of Defense owns about ____ acres of land worldwide.
2 million
30 million
650,000
13 million
6
How much of the Armys money is spent on fuel?
70%
60%
50%
30%
7
The Coast Guard seizes _____ worth of marijuana/cocaine everyday.
$2 million
$7.5 million
$9 million
$250,000
8
Which two U.S. Presidents earned the rank of 5-Star General?
Roosevelt and Lincoln
Washington and Eisenhower
Eisenhower and Truman
Roosevelt and Washington
9
Which President served as an enlisted man in the military and never became an officer?
Gerald Ford
James Buchanan
Woodrow Wilson
John Adams
10
The Coast Guard seizes _____ pounds of marijuana and _____ pounds of cocaine everyday.
297, 400
196, 309
132, 79
256, 310
11
The Department of Defense employs about _____ people on active duty.
500,000
900,000
3.5 Million
1.8 Million
12
Who has been the only U.S. President so far to earn the Medal of Honor?
Johnson
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Lincoln
13
In WWII, supporting a Soldier took 1 gallon of fuel a day. Today that number has jumped to ___
12
7
41
22
14
The Coast Guard is ____ the New York City Police Department.
the same size as
smaller than
twice as large as
3x larger than
15
The Marine Corps motto, "Semper Fidelis,” is Latin for _______.
Duty first
brave men
Always faithful
strength and dignity
16
The Air Force's F-117 fighter uses aerodynamics discovered during research into _____.
the hummingbird
Chinese aircraft
Russian WWII planes
bumblebee flight