370K views · 4.1K reactions | Honor their service #ArmyHistory: April 6 is the 100th anniversary of the United States entry into #WWI. Make sure you visit us throughout the week and follow the U.S. Army Center of Military History to learn more about the "Great War" and America's Doughboys. | U.S. Army | Facebook

46K views · 4K reactions | Ulysses S. Grant was regarded as one of the greatest military commanders in United States history, and as the 18th President, he united a country that was divided during the Civil War. If you love historical miniseries, you won’t want to miss the premiere of #GRANT, a three-night event beginning Memorial Day at 9/8c from OZY partner HISTORY. | OZY | Facebook

869K views · 4.7K reactions | Here's a look back at African-American firsts throughout U.S. military history. | DVIDSHUB | Facebook

5M views · 140K reactions | Flamethrower Combat on IWO JIMA with a WWII MARINE #history #veteran #military #marines #ww2 | American Veterans Center | Facebook

U.S. Military Presence in Greenland Since World War II The United States has maintained a continuous military presence in Greenland since World War II, underscoring the island’s long-standing strategic value. This presence was initially established to secure transatlantic routes and detect potential threats across the Arctic during wartime—and it has evolved significantly in the decades since. Today, Greenland remains a critical hub for Arctic surveillance and missile-warning operations. Its loc