The Military Peace Department: Which Branch Holds the Mantle?

Hey guys, so I've been doing some research on the different military branches as an option after graduation. I came across something about a 'military peace department.' Which branch is responsible for that? Thanks in advance!

The term 'military peace department' can be a little confusing. Typically, when we speak of peacekeeping and conflict resolution on an international scale, we often look at the activities of the United Nations, not one specific branch of the U.S. military.However, all branches of the U.S. military do have a role in peacekeeping and conflict resolution. For instance, Civil Affairs Specialists in the Army often work with local populations and governments in areas where military operations are being conducted, helping to mitigate civilian impact and improve local conditions. The Navy's role in peacekeeping includes humanitarian aid, disaster response, and maintaining freedom of the seas to ensure safe and secure maritime commerce. The Air Force regularly airlifts humanitarian aid and relief supplies. The Coast Guard performs search and rescue operations, maritime law enforcement, and environmental protection. The Space Force, while being a newly established branch, aims to protect America’s interests in space and deter aggression in, from, and to space.

So, it's not so much about which branch 'holds the mantle' for a military peace department, but more about the specific roles each one plays in contributing to peace and stability. If you're looking to work directly in peacekeeping and conflict resolution, you may want to consider roles in diplomacy or international organizations, in addition to roles within the military.