Why Are Soliders Important

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In my opinion, soliders are the most important, greatest, most influential people of all the time. There are soliders in almost every country and military is one of the most important part of nations. I would have to explain three main reasons why soliders are the most important all the time.

First of all, they defend their country from external force. In the human history, the main role of soliders always has been protecting their country. If wars break out, they have to fight with opponenets since they have a lot of drills unlike common people and are allowed to use weapons officially. The reason why many countries buy advanced weapons and soliders have to have many trainings even these days is to prevent wars.

Second,

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