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the decade, our country has assumed widespread operations in Iraq and Afghanistan to bring balance to those countries and secure our interests. According to (JP 3-0), " An operational environment is a composite of the conditions, circumstances, and influences that affect the employment of capabilities and bear on the decisions of the commander whereas, Commanders at all levels have their own operational environments for their particular operations” “The social variable describes the…

Germans from an attack North of the Seine River so he refused to let nearby divisions counterattack • Along with not letting forces move in for a counterattack he also hesitated calling in for armored divisions to help in the defense • The allied air support took out many key bridges and forced the Germans to take long detours as well as efficient naval support and with the help of the naval support advancing allied troops were protected • It was by the end of June that the allies had taken the…

Although Adolf Hitler desired to invade both England and the Soviet Union he was forced to make a decision between the two in the late spring early summer of 1941. Adolf Hitler expressed strong desire in his book Mein Kampf, that he had an underlying objective to invade the Soviet Union. His justifications were to overcome the threat from Jewish-Bolshevik Communism and to gain expanded territory for the German people. Additionally, Hitler believed the German people were a superior race and…

the operation overload during the Second World War, it cost the allies more than 9,000. Although they did win the battle that was so significant it was and still is the largest invasion in history that has ever existed. What happened during D-day at Normandy and how did it affect the war? The soviets gained ground at Stalingrad and at North Africa, the Stalin continued to call for an invasion of Europe after Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin all met up in Tehran for a conference. The operation…

Two key events in European history were the collectivization that occurred in the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin and the final solution in Nazi occupied Europe, courtesy of Adolf Hitler. There were many similarities and differences between these two events. Although there is some variation between the two occurrences, both irrevocably changed Europe and the world. The process of collectivization was a policy of forced consolidation of peasant households into collective farms and it was…

(Source I). This was an operation that was clearly studied and devised in a strategic way to make sure that it was efficient without any problems. The Allies got people from all over to be able to study every detail on the areas taken over by the Nazi and this was usually done by…

the Allied Forces learned many valuable lessons for their next full on assault. The Dieppe Raid was a failure in execution but a success in learning. One of the failures in the Dieppe Raid was that there was too little troops on the land, sea and air. For the sea, Captain J. Hughes Hallett was the Naval Force Commander for the Dieppe Raid. The Allied Forces…

The Centers for Disease Control defines a concentrated animal feeding operation, also abbreviated CAFO, as an industrial-scale agricultural facility that raises animals, usually at high-density, for food production. Concentrated animal feeding operations are growing which has caused a rise in concern for health risks. While CAFOs provide some benefits when properly managed, the release of pollution is inevitable and has the ability to threaten human health. The amount of manure and associated…

The Molotov-Ribbentrop pact between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany renounced war between the two countries, giving the Soviet Union much needed time to strengthen itself before Germany’s certain betrayal. Through the pact, Russia was not only promised half of Poland, a territory which had been under Russian sovereignty before World War I, but the Baltic States and Bulgaria. Although Ribbentrop, under the guidance of Hitler, most likely didn’t assume that Russia was ever planning to expand…

Germany’s attack on the Soviet Union drastically changed the course of World War II from that point on. Since nothing was changing on the Western front, Hitler turned to the East. He decided the time had officially come to create living space for the German people. His attack on the Soviets came as a surprise to Stalin, but later contributed to Hitler’s downfall. Hitler also ordered the killing or imprisonment of Jews, Communists, and people who were suspected of anti-German activity. When…