Before Bill Clinton was elected in 1992, every single US president had served at least some time in the military, underscoring how this experience was once a key factor for voters.
The article details the military ranks and branches of service of 31 presidents, highlighting the historical significance of military service in presidential elections.
The examination of presidents' military service suggests that whether a president has served may shape their geopolitical and foreign policy perspectives today.
Today, military service is a less critical factor for voters, signaling a shift in public perception and priorities regarding qualifications for the presidency.
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