Biggest military forced in the world

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The United States has one of the biggest military forced in the world. It also has armed forces in several military bases in countries in Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa, as well as ships and submarines throughout the world. Do you suppose this country would be able to survive without such military might? You may want to cite some examples to support your premise.

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