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    Introduction The origin of operation Market Garden laid in the overwhelming success of Operation Overlord, in June of 1944. This operation, which included the Battle of Arnhem, not long after the D-day landings, became one of the largest Airborne battles in history. Other than operation Overlord, it was the only other operation by the allies to use airborne forces as a strategic role in the European front. The operation had a massive engagement. The main two combatants in this operations…

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    Credibility: On June 5th 2016, my friends and I attended a party. As we were about to leave this party our night took a turn for the worst. Multiple vehicles arrived and the occupants jumped out and began shooting. As we barely got away multiple rounds of ammunition were fired into our vehicle. My best friend being the driver was shot twice. My three other friends and I were in the back seat dodging bullets and holding on for dear life. 3. Thesis and Preview: To reduce gun violence and the…

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    Whether you are pro-war or anti-war, many lives were affected by the Vietnam War. There’s no doubt the Vietnam War will forever be a known as a debatable war. I continually find the inside information intriguing; to view a personal perspective expands your mentality to accept various viewpoints. Obviously, being directly involved in the war is honorable. Several elements of the war were fascinating, although; what I found extremely appealing were the Guerilla Tactics and The Siege of Khe Sanh.…

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    The Black Codes of Mississippi commanded that African Americans couldn’t “keep or carry fire-arms of any kind, or any ammunition,” (Gienapp 108). This states that no freed people could own or have any weapons, but white people can. African Americans are being controlled and their freedom is less and more different from the whites. Since there were a lot of hatred towards…

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    My Strong Integrity

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    the seven-army values is integrity. In the military I would come across several brass ammunition cartridges. On military based there are gun ranges who like to buy military cartridges because they can just refill the with a primer and gunpowder. Once they are filled they are sold to the civilian for triple the price that the dealer would by it from. Dealer would often offer me hundreds of dollars for the ammunition brass. I would have sold it to them, however I have strong sense of integrity so…

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    Tiger I Research Papers

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    Tiger I Officially designated as the Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger, the Panzer VI was a German heavy tank deployed in 1942 during World War II. Eventually nicknamed the “Tiger”, and eventually Tiger I once the Tiger II reached production, the design of the Tiger I tank epitomized the German concept of a heavy tank. A tank that provided ultimate excellence in design and combined lethality with the best protection regardless of the cost. While an outstanding design, the Tiger I was over-engineered…

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    USS Cole Bombing

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    used for force protection was not being utilized at the time of the attack. Rules of Engagement (ROE) were restrictive in nature limiting self-defense measures. Those members assigned to force protection watches were either not provided ammunition, limited ammunition or lacked training on weapon systems. Fire hoses used as tools of deterrence were not laid out or charged. The lessons learned from the USS COLE impact the way today’s U.S. Navy operates globally…

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    Children During World War I The children of World War I had a rough life. World War I for children brought domestic clubs, evacuation plans and child labor. Life for children in World War I wasn’t pleasant or fun but at the end of the day it was worth it all. Domestic clubs involved large numbers of children. Domestic clubs were for repairing gloves, socks and old clothes to keep the soldiers dry in the trenches. Children also prepared chocolate and tobacco boxes that were sent to war lines in…

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    Women In The Civil War

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    During the 19th Century, women started to realize their potential to help the nation. They wanted to get out of the old traditions forced on them and start a new era for women in America. The Civil War was one of the most gruesome wars America was ever involved in and women were a major part of the war on both sides. Women were involved on both sides of the war and thousands of women joined each side to volunteer as teachers, spies, factory workers, and nurses. Even though women did not have…

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    Gun control advocates believe that the government should either take away guns from American citizens or put more regulations on them. They believe that the second amendment is saying that congress cannot disarm state-organized militia. The gun control advocates will also point out that the late 18th century individuals considered to have a right to “keep” arms, but the phrase “keep and bear arms” was only used in reference to the military (1). People that believe in gun control believe that…

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