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    While violence plays a large role in war, some may seem senseless but when taken into account, being in war makes violence unavoidable. In The Things They Carried by Tim O’brien, Tim writes about his whole platoon and the violence they face. Things may come off as senseless, but being in war makes it so that violence can not really be avoided. War itself means to be in armed conflict within two nations or states. When in armed conflict, all violence is inevitable because violence is in human…

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    placing bombs on the ground that would activate when the enemy steps foot on it. The mine would then be triggered when the foot in taken off it. Landmines consisted of bouncing betties or toe poppers, which were very commonly used in the war. Booby traps were used to harm the enemy; and not kill them in anyway. They often had a layer of ground that could go through so that when the foot on an enemy soldier landed on it goes through the stakes; sometimes layers of spikes would be beneath it too…

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    Pave NAIL: The Vietnam War

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    that it contained dioxin. The Viet Cong still had some tricks of their own up their sleeves “automated” weapons, like trip-wire sentry guns or weight-based landmines, which are purely reactive”( Crootof ). The Viet Cong were famous for leaving booby traps…

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    Though getting drafted did secure me the love of my life, it really did completely tear apart my whole world. I had huge plans, enormous goals for the rest of my life. I longed to move away, so far away from the lies of suburban life in Atlanta. Everyone just continuously lied to each other. They started pointless drama, that I had lived with for 18 years and could no longer stand. I wanted to move away from their fixed mindsets and do something great for the world. I had planned on going to law…

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    During the Vietnam War there were many tactics used by either side with varying degrees of success. One of the more distinct methods was the use of a very unconventional style of warfare used by the Vietnamese that was called guerrilla warfare. This baffled the Americans as they had never encountered this style before and were only used to the conventional style of warfare. The Vietcong was a very different enemy to any that the US had ever faced before and would challenge their fighting…

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    of Red Chief.In Home alone this theme relates because the robbers thought it would be easy to rob the house because there was just a little kid, but soon learn that the should have not underestamate Kevin.Evidence from the movie is Kevin set up booby traps all around the house and, he out smarted him in everyway.In Ransom of Red Chief it relates to it because the tried to kidnap Red Chief and had alot of trouble getting into the buggy.An example from the story is “That boy put up a fight,…

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    Langley. In 1933 Homer went blind from hemorrhages in the back of his eyes. Langley then quit his job to look after him. After some attempted robberies and rocks thrown through windows in their house, Langley boarded up the windows and created booby traps in the passages and tunnels running throughout the ceiling high junk. On March 21, 1947, the police received an anonymous tip saying there was a dead body in the house. Unable to get in through the doors or main floor windows a police officer…

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    airstrikes. The tunnels were small, very dangerous and caused the death of many Americans. The Củ Chi tunnels were important to the Vietnam War because it provided the North Vietnamese an advantage during the war with their mischievous tunnels and traps. The tunnels were a death bed for many American and South Vietnamese soldiers. An article from Newsweek said that the tunnels were a"place once notorious for its concealed hiding places that could mean death to passing American GI…

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    My friends and I were doing our daily run that day just like any other Friday. It was a new trail that we discovered when we took a different turn from our original trail. We wanted to switch things up a bit. When we got tired we took a small break and decided to eat our lunch; we had each packed some carrots, sandwiches, an apple cut into pieces, as well as some crackers and of course our water. When we about to sit down we heard a strange noise come from somewhere in the trees. Curiosity got…

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    devil. Evil and devil share the same root word so that you can see the toes of satan exposed as he approaches you with deception. Just look at the warned out shoe soles as you can see the digital, mental, molecular, psychological, and physical booby traps have exploded the motives of the ungodly in Spiritual Warfare. Time to reboot. Sold Out Reboot your soul with God's confirmation and correction to resize your feet to complete the war on evil. The devil is sold out of tricks so that…

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