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Name 20 "Famous Veterans" and which branch of the military did they serve in.

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lilavasa [31]3 years ago

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Answer: See explanation

Explanation:

The U.S. Armed Forces consists of six military branches which are:

1. Air Force

2. Army

3. Coast Guard

4. Marine Corps

5. Navy

6. Space Force

Twenty famous veterans and the branch that they served in the military include:

1. Morgan Freeman - Airforce

2. George Carlin - Airforce

3. Steve McQueen - Marine Corps

4. Ice-T - Army

5. Humphrey Bogart - Navy

6. Chuck Norris - Airforce

7. Mr. T - Army

8. Johnny Cash - Airforce

9. Clint Eastwood - Army

10. Elvis Presley - Army

11. Kris Kristofferson - Army

12. Bea Arthur - Marine Corps

13. Paul Newman - Navy

14. Drew Carey - Marine Corps

15. Mel Brooks - Army

16. Johnny Carson - Navy

17. Ed McMahon - Marine Corps

18. Tony Bennett - Army

19. Sunny Anderson - Airforce

20. Montel Williams - Army

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