Which is an example of the Combat Arms branch?

• A. Medical
• B. Infantry
• C. Logistics
• D. Intelligence

Answer: (B)

Combat Arms are the branches that train to engage the enemy directly on the battlefield with weapons. Infantry is the primary example, since their role is ground combat—moving, fighting, and seizing objectives with rifles and other weapons. The other options are functions that support operations rather than directly fighting: Medical provides care and evacuation, Logistics handles supplies and movement, and Intelligence gathers and analyzes information to help plan actions. So, infantry fits the definition of Combat Arms because its core purpose is direct combat against the enemy.