Here's a search for all the times @USArmy used the term "commander in chief." https://twitter.com/search?q=%22commander%20in%20chief%22%20(from%3Ausarmy)&src=typed_query

• They used "Commander in Chief", "Commander-In-Chief", and "commander-in-chief" for Trump.

• They've only used "commander in chief" (lowercase without the hyphens) once for Biden and another time for Bush jr. in the context of quoting an article.

• The official title from the U.S. Constitution is "Commander in Chief." https://law.justia.com/constitution/us/article-2/08-commander-in-chief.html

You can decide for yourself whether there's any significance to this.

Here's a search for all the times @USArmy used the term "commander in chief." https://twitter.com/search?q=%22commander%20in%20chief%22%20(from%3Ausarmy)&src=typed_query

• They used "Commander in Chief", "Commander-In-Chief", and "commander-in-chief" for Trump.

• They've only used "commander in chief" (lowercase without the hyphens) once for Biden and another time for Bush jr. in the context of quoting an article.

The official title from the U.S. Constitution is "Commander in Chief." https://law.justia.com/constitution/us/article-2/08-commander-in-chief.html

You can decide for yourself whether there's any significance to this.

Here's a search for all the times @USArmy used the term "commander in chief." https://twitter.com/search?q=%22commander%20in%20chief%22%20(from%3Ausarmy)&src=typed_query

They used "Commander in Chief", "Commander-In-Chief", and "commander-in-chief" for Trump.

They've only used "commander in chief" (lowercase without the hyphens) once for Biden and another time for Bush jr. in the context of quoting an article.

The official title from the U.S. Constitution is "Commander in Chief." https://law.justia.com/constitution/us/article-2/08-commander-in-chief.html

You decide for yourself whether there's any significance to this.

Here's a search for all the times @USArmy used the term "commander in chief."

https://twitter.com/search?q=%22commander%20in%20chief%22%20(from%3Ausarmy)&src=typed_query

They used "Commander in Chief", "Commander-In-Chief", and "commander-in-chief" for Trump.

They've only used "commander in chief" (lowercase without the hyphens) once for Biden and another time for Bush jr. in the context of quoting an article.

You can decide for yourself whether there's any significance to this.

Edit: The official title from the U.S. Constitution is "Commander in Chief." https://law.justia.com/constitution/us/article-2/08-commander-in-chief.html

Here's a search for all the times @USArmy used the term "commander in chief."

https://twitter.com/search?q=%22commander%20in%20chief%22%20(from%3Ausarmy)&src=typed_query

They used "Commander in Chief", "Commander-In-Chief", and "commander-in-chief" for Trump.

They've only used "commander in chief" (lowercase without the hyphens) once for Biden and another time for Bush jr. in the context of quoting an article.

You can decide for yourself whether there's any significance to it.