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    have a greater impact into the decision of committing suicide. Suicide among military veterans is a result of the difficulty they encounter to reintegrate into society, but there is also a lack of consciousness…

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    been a big debate over mandatory military service in the United States. Many people believe military service should be mandatory for a minimum of two years. This promotes national unity, ensures high levels of governmental participation, and can provide useful skills. Mandatory military service can promote national unity in a variety of ways. First, it admits civilians to gain knowledge and convoy together, creating that shared practice of having served in the military. Then, there is also…

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    be in the military, the other 75% are not qualified because they’re either drug users, obese, medically unfit, failed to graduate high school, or have criminal records. Although making it mandatory could help some people, it has a lot of potentially long term side effects. Military enlistment should not be mandatory because it could potentially put your life at risk, it puts your life on hold, and not everybody is fit for it. Compulsory military enlistment is when joining the military is…

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    The career I plan on doing is a military nurse. This career interests me because it combines the two things I want to be when I grow up so I do not have to sacrifice one career for the other. I believe this career is a good suit for me, because I enjoy helping people and I believe I have the patients and that I am cool headed enough to try and deal with the stress. I want to make something of myself and become a person people look up to. I want to be known as a hero and to me those are two of…

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    In 2011, I married an active duty special operations soldier who at the time had committed 12+ years of his life to the U.S. Army. Through our union, I became immersed in the everyday life of a community comprised of individuals who are selfless, generous, passionate and at times physically and emotionally broken from the stress of a country at war for nearly 15 years. The military community has experienced many good, better, and not so good experiences that have shaped their perspectives.…

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    sacrifices can impact military children, especially in aspects of their social skills. A child’s social skills can be significantly burdened by an absent parent, in addition to the inevitable possibility of moving due to deployments, training, and work. Based on a record of 560,020 active duty members with children under the age of 20 (DoD, 2014, p153), and 59.4% of those children were eight years of age or younger (DoD, 2014, p.168), you can assume that a majority of active duty military…

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    1. When enlisting in the military it can be highly stressful but, not just on whom is enlisting nut, the people in the surrounding such as family and friends. It takes many adjustments. Especially during deployment.During Deployment is when it can be he most stressful on both parties. "Families face a number of challenges before, during and after deployment." The challenges may include bills/finacial issues, children struggling with a parent being absent, a possible death in the family or even…

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    Mr. Gillanders: My Hero

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    in any situation and is my hero. Entering the military was not the easiest thing to do. Although it was mandatory to enter for two years, Robert made the decision to stay in for forty years. This is what led Mr. Gillanders to join the Air Force at age eighteen during January of 1964. He volunteered throughout his time spent in the National Guard and was never drafted. Mr. Gillanders’s parents always approved of his decision to join the military.…

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    ancient world. The military played a crucial role on making Rome’s glory withstand the test of time. In addition, it was a significant aspect of Ancient Roman society as it shaped the Roman Empire and the Western civilisation. This is due to Rome’s military potential to campaign a wide-scale war with its neighbouring nations resulting to form the Roman Empire. The military was regarded important as it influenced all the territory under the Roman rule to conform to Rome’s way of life and culture.…

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    Rebuttal- Argument for Mandatory Military encourage equality In the United States, the creation of an all-volunteer, professionalized army has led to a virtual separation between the political class which promotes and approves wars and the mostly poor white, Afro-American, and Hispanic men and women who fight them. Mandatory military service is one of most powerful means of nationalizing people, of producing an important, shared experience among members of different classes, social backgrounds,…

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