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    “The Things They Carried” is a short story written by Tim O 'Brien in 1990, about several young American soldiers fighting in the Vietnam War on the outskirts of a small village, Than Khe. The soldiers are under the command of the main character, First Lieutenant Jimmy Cross. Through his storytelling, O’Brien describes the multiple weights and burdens young men of war carry in order to survive. The soldiers in Lieutenant Cross 's platoon carry more than just tangible burdens such as: weapons,…

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    Gettysburg Battle Command

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    The War was in full swing. The Confederate Army was marching north and an opportunity presented itself at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the sight of the America’s bloodiest battle. The Union and Confederate armies met outside the town of Gettysburg, for what would become the turning point of the Civil War. The fields were covered with blood, men on both sides laid motionless, on the battlefield, 7,550 men were killed, another 27,450 wounded, and 10,515 missing (Battle of Gettysburg Facts).…

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    Dog Harbor Disadvantages

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    six percent in 1942 to eventually fifty one percent by 1945. With the minimal amount of strategic possibilities, due to the cut of their sea lines of communication, the Japanese people were fighting with a fifteen percent successful delivery of ammunition, and thirty three to fifty percent of all food and water being spoiled or lost. The United States submarine force was efficient and effective to say the least compared to the aviation community, who’s only contribution was during the early…

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    Mass Shootings Essay

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    Mental Illness and Mass Shootings Over the past couple of years there have been a series of more than 200 mass killings in the U.S (“Behind the Blood shed: The Untold Story of America’s Mass Killings.”), and often times catastrophic events like mass murders tend to receive large amounts of publicity, especially if the shooting is committed by someone with some type of mental health problem. It seems to be of the norm now to hear of such cases where the perpetrators suffered some type of mental…

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    laws on gun control are the answer to protect children. While, few politicians and researchers argue that gun control laws are not effective to stop the terrorist attacks or other firing attacks. According to the recent study, scientists said, “If ammunition background checks and ballistic fingerprinting were also implemented at the federal level, the study finds, the 2010 rate of death in the U.S. from firearms, 10 per 100,000, could drop to less than 1 per 100,000” (Washington Post). Based…

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    Big Bertha Essay

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    Friedrich Krupp. Big Bertha has created many events that have changed war today as we know it. The Krupp family was a prominent 400-year-old German dynasty from Essen. They have become famous mostly for their production of steel, artillery, and ammunition. This was family business known as Friedrich Krupp AG and was the largest company…

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    Introduction On the second day of July 1863, during the Battle of Gettysburg, Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain was assigned to the far left of the Union line at the critical position of Little Round Top. With no other available options or ammunition, the 20th Battalion of Maine executed a bayonet charge led by Chamberlain at Confederate General John B. Hood’s approaching troops. Chamberlain’s act of courageousness and stoutheartedness led to the retreat of Hood’s men, the successful…

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    Recently, there has been a political leadership change where the Minister for Communications Malcolm Turnbull successfully challenged the Prime Minister Tony Abbott on 15 September 2015, for the Liberal Party leadership. With the change of leadership in the Liberal Party, Prime Minister Turnbull announced his new cabinet on 20 September 2015, where Marise Payne was appointed as the new Minister for Defence. These changes may impact on how the Government directs the ADF’s strategic future. The…

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    Hawkeye and Chingachgook fight to keep the enemies away. They believe the only way to win is to defend the rock until Munro brings more reinforcements. Hawkeye sees 4 Indians coming near by and as the battle continues Heyward and Hawkeye run out of ammunition. At this point in the novel all the men have come to…

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    Zinn Slavery

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    reduction of the slave to less than human status by the use of racial hatred, with that relentless clarity based on color, where white was master, black was slave”. A law passed in 1639 decreed that "all persons except Negroes" were to get arms and Ammunition probably to fight off Indians. In this paragraph he is talking about how the Africans and Whites were divided and how whites ruled over all and how all these laws that were passed how they affected many lives. It really brings up a big…

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