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    Military Advancements

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    Advancements in military technology help our troops and many civilians. advancements in military technology range from advancements in the medical field to advancements in the current weapons and improvements in old weapons. These advancements in medicine benefit our veterans and help save lives on the battlefield and can help save many others. The Advancements in weapons help reduce collateral damage and civilian casualties by making the weapons more precise. An example of this is in World War…

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    threat would be russa, If we ever got into a war with them because they have way more tanks and guns then we do and have a lot more training than what our military does. If we went into war right now our special forces would kill more than what the army and marines. The way our military is we probably need a lot more training than what they are doing, their not fighting hand to hand as good as they should be able to. We don't respect our government like we used to and our military we have…

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    goes to the war and fights in the battle. These stories have a lot of contrasts, but have a whole heap of comparisons. There are several contrasts in this story, here they are. Henry (Red Badge of Courage) is excited whenever he signed up for the army, he is then turned into a coward whenever the war actually starts. Charlie (Soldier’s Heart) is extremely excited about going into war, he signed up to do his…

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    Douglas Haig

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    The difficulties the infantry found in taking enemy positions without accurate and heavy artillery support. The uncritical atmosphere that existed at the First Army Headquarters, which were mostly officers who knew Haig and his methods, never questioned or challenged his opinions. Haig did not spend a great deal of time before the war to analysis the use of artillery. He believed that artillery was there to assist…

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    compared to if you went to the Army or the Marines.(Today’s Military) To get into the Air Force you have to have a high school degree or the equivalent to that. You also have to pass the (ASVAB) (military) which is a test that your score goes to what you can do if you make it in. If you take at least three years of college and the join you are automatically an officer granted you took the right classes. If you wanted to do this you could through the (ROTC) for the Army the (MECEP) for the…

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    To survive the war he is forced to join the army and does horrific things. Some situation requires him to kill people; at other times his commander tells him to murder civilians in cold blood. Due to this along with many of the other things he sees cost him his innocence of childhood. After of the…

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    The Art of War by Sun Tzu, A book so famous that it remains taught in colleges around the world. Written by a man so well versed in warfare that generals throughout the ages consulted his work. Despite all of the guidance Sun Tzu’s work has provided, the irony still exists that no one knows for sure if he was a real person. It is widely believed that the text itself was written by a single individual, though who that individual was is not known. For Sun Tzu, deception is the key to warfare, and…

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    soldiers. One article, titled “Armed & Underage”, says, “So did Iran, which used boys as young as 12 to clear minefields.” The text also says, “Thousands of boys, some as young as 10, are purchased, kidnapped, or terrorized into joining the country’s army.” Both of these pieces of the article show that, around the world, children around 10 years old are being introduced to war, pain and suffering. These children deserve amnesty because they are so young when they are recruited and they are most…

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    Evolution Of Reveilles

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    supposed at president George Washington’s inauguration. The lyrics of “My Country ‘Tis of Thee” at that time was not the version known today. By 1861, the melody was included in the Union’s “Army Drum and Fife Book,” containing various tunes employed by the music corps for various military and recreational purposes (Army Drum and Fife Book, the). The modern version sung in America today was arranged during the 1830’s, the lyrics written by Samuel Francis Smith. He later sent this song to the…

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    intrigued from something that hasn’t changed in years. After using that sentence to catch the audience’s attention, she then states, “Last week, female soldiers began formally moving into jobs in previously all-male battalions, a program that will later go Army-wide” as a strong thesis. McGregor goes on to talk about how many jobs have opened to women in the military by the rules getting changed. Although she adds this huge fact she also added how…

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