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    In my opinion, militaries in general are made up of individuals. The, “tribal mentality” in the military and the individuals that make up that, “tribe” are united in the belief at during their time together, organized violence will be required for the survival of their organization, or the society they defend. To me this taps into a primitive instinct to collectively defend or attack for the greater good of the group. In defense, man finds purpose, and in collective violence, men can distinguish…

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    General (Retired) James Mattis embodied many characteristics central to leadership as defined by Army policy and doctrine. His compassion, discipline and knowledge impacted the military service at all levels, from the decision-makers in Washington, D.C. to platoon sergeants leading the way in the mountains of Afghanistan. Military scholars mention Gen (R) Mattis in the same breath as Gen Patton and MacArthur because of his dedication to excellence. In an article from the Business Insider,…

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    Intelligence is vital to all commanders to make decisions across the range of military operations. It is a discipline that utilizes information collection and analysis approaches to provide guidance when conducting operational or campaign planning. Some skeptics have described military intelligence as an oxymoron. This specialty focuses on gathering, organizing, analyzing, protecting and disseminating information which has been involved throughout history. The Holy Bible contains one of the…

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    have modernized to fit ideals of morality and culpability. although many things have changed with the modern army there is one thing that never will. crucial to any organized fighting force is the emphasis of individuals to maintain a standard of discipline to work efficently and successfully in larger group efforts. regardless…

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    Napoleon’s military changed warfare forever and are abundant throughout national armies of today. Tradition, discipline and innovation are the main aspects of the Western way of war best characterizing warfare in the age of Napoleon. Napoleon continued with the importance of a having a national army from the French Revolution and instilled discipline in his Soldiers to return to their regiments after foraging off the land. The national army construct held intact from the French Revolution…

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    Military high schools are places that sons and daughters are sent to so they can learn abilities of life. A transformation from an immature person to a mature person may be possible when children are sent to these high schools. There is a high percent chance they become a responsible, self sufficient and disciplined individual. For certain reasons on why these children go to military high schools vary in different terms. But one major reason why children go to these schools is because parents…

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    Civil-Military Relations From the outset, U.S. civil-military relations have constituted an agreement between the American people, the civilian government, and the armed forces. According to Frank G. Hoffman (2008), it is the civil hand that determines when to draw the sword from its scabbard and provides the policy to guide its use. Hoffman further explains that it is the military that sharpens the sword and wields it in combat (2008). Given this relationship, it is critical for military…

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    in an army, or in an office," -Dwight D. Eisenhower. Qualities help people define who they are and help a person make decisions in life, a perfect cadet or future officer for the United States Military Academy would have unquestionable integrity as Eisenhower stated, also these other qualities: discipline, respect, ambition, self-confidence, realism, intelligent, open minded, courage, and organized. Every person can't succeed without these qualities, but a key one to success would be…

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    A professional army, was made up of men who chose to have a career in the military. These men underwent intensive training and their primary role was to be ready to fight, it also taught discipline and loyalty among ranks. Rigorous training was “necessary to control down-and-outers in the ranks.” Usually, a standing army was viewed as impending tyranny or “an obvious indicator as well as agent of corruption.” People also believed that a standing army could affect society from the inside, but…

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    to pursue the National Basketball Association (NBA) and National Football League (NFL) and mandatory military service deprive high school players of the freedom to choose when, where, and for how much they will play their respective sports at the professional level. Mandatory military service interferes with American right to the pursuit of higher education after high school. Mandatory military service would draft our young adults, which some scholar students would be forced to delay their…

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