The President shall be Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States
The air force isn't mentioned here. Do you think that the Air Force shouldn't recognize the president as the commander in chief? After all, the constitution clearly states that he's the CIC of the Army and Navy.
I'm struck by the lack of sovereign attention (We the People) to the facts of 1998, when the Congress bestowed the power upon sinkEmperor and the crooked _ _ _ _ k chose to slink away from striking appropriately. By inaction then, we are in more of an urgent situation now, but the American sheeple appear to be at a loss to understand this, if you listen to lil' tommy daschle and HUB Leahy.
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Article II/Section 2 of the Constitution -
The President shall be Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States
The air force isn't mentioned here. Do you think that the Air Force shouldn't recognize the president as the commander in chief? After all, the constitution clearly states that he's the CIC of the Army and Navy.
# 270 by Isle of sanity in CA
You're being facetious.
I'll play.
The Air Force didn't start out as the "Air Force." It was a part of the Army. Later, when air combat became more important and more specialised, it branched off from the Army and was RENAMED "The Air Force."
The Marines have always been a part of the Navy. (Don't tell them, though)
There has been talk for decades about breaking them off from the Navy and creating a new branch of military called "The Marines." (Original, huh?)
If they do create a new branch called "Marines," it will still be under the overall command of the Commander in Chief.