And yes, every Social Security tax, Medicare tax theft, federal drug law, and gun restriction are as equally un-Constitutional. Your attempts at justification are exemplary proof of the dangers of "mission creep" and incrementalism.
I am well-aware of that aspect of the history of the U.S. military. The fact that the Air Force was once operated by the Army does not magically make it constitutional. The Department of Veterans Affairs operates hospitals and gives other services. If Congress decided to extend those same services to all citizens would that be constitutional just because it had originally been under a different department? Would Social Security have been OK if had originally only been available to soldiers and sailors?
Your attempts at justification are exemplary proof of the dangers of "mission creep" and incrementalism.
Wasn't the creation of the Air Force, never mentioned in the Constitution, a prime example of "mission creep" and "Incrementalism?"