Throughout American history, military service has often been a common path to the presidency, although notable presidents like Thomas Jefferson and Franklin Roosevelt did not serve.
Despite lacking military experience, presidents like Calvin Coolidge managed to drive significant economic growth and lead effectively through other means.
Every U.S. president is technically Commander in Chief, reflecting the nation's principle of civilian control over the armed forces, irrespective of military experience.
Historically, military service has been common among U.S. presidents, exemplified by figures like George Washington and Theodore Roosevelt, yet many successful leaders never served.
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