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    Over a few centuries, post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD) has been known by plenty of names: at first, it stood as “irritable heart” during the American Civil War; later during the First World War, the symptoms were called “shell shock” or “hysteria”. When the Second World War and the War in Korea occurred, the symptoms were labeled as “war neurosis”, “battle fatigue”, and “exhaustion.” Lastly, during the War in Vietnam, “Post Vietnam Syndrome” remained as the last occurrence of names given…

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    SAVING PRIVATE RYAN PART 1: THE BATTLE OF NORMANDY The Battle of Normandy was key for the allies success in France. The Allies landed on the Normandy beaches on June 6th, 1944 and had major issues moving off the boats, moving into the mainland of Normandy and then onward to Paris. The Allies initially had the element of surprise because of D-Day however once the landings had occurred, that changed as the Germans then knew what their plan was, to push inland and not to be in Pays de Calais. The…

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    The Longest Day

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    During World War II, one of the turning points—and the largest amphibious invasion in history— for the Allied forces was the battle of Normandy Landing on Omaha Beach, also known as Operation Overlord. By dawn of June 6th, 1944, Allied parties began appearing on Normandy beach while being repeatedly fired by heavy artillery and gunshot fires. The Allies eventually overtook the Germans after approximately 24 hours of constant exchanging fires. Films like The Longest Day, based on WWII veteran…

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    and even civilians everyone was on their toes waiting for one of the greatest invasions in history, where the Americans, French, and Canadians launched the attack on the beaches of France against the Germans. D-Day was a tremendous battle in American history which caused many deaths, diminished Nazi power, and destroyed families all over the world. Moreover, Operation Overlord, otherwise known as the Normandy invasion and/or D-day, was an operation to gain France back and liberate Paris from the…

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    died. Pyle took a different approach though, because when he wrote he told a story. His writing was similar to that of a narrative style, he told the story of the war instead of the facts of it. His descriptions of the aftermath of the 1944 D-Day invasion of Normandy, France were one of the most vivid reads I have ever seen. With his writing, he made you see exactly what he had seen. As a reader you are able to see the downed tanks, the sand in the air from explosions, you are able to completely…

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    Collaboration Challenges

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    Collaboration offers an effective approach for organizations to resolve complex problems, maximize resources and improve innovation. However, the organization must establish the conditions for collaboration to be successful and use a deliberate approach to collaborating with other, external stakeholder organizations. This paper identifies a few historical challenges that the Department of Defense and other federal agencies faced in the past, how those organizations sought to overcome those…

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    “ BANG!” I slammed the door shut hesitating to start a new life if the place I missed very deeply. I was threshing the moments at mars as the shuttle started to blast off. The shuttle wasn’t so bad, it was big, the colors inside were all gray, black, and white. I was pretty lonely in the shuttle all I did was sleep , read,eat the food in the boxes, and think about Nana. 6 months later I squealed knowing that the shuttle just landed. As I took a deep breath and stepped off the shuttled I thought…

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    Saving Private Ryan Essay

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    first day of the D-day invasion but then fail to represent what happened before and after the initial invasion. Introduction The Film Saving Private Ryan Successfully represented the initial Invasion of the D-day invasion but failed to represent anything else in the film. Saving Private Ryan failed to accurately retell the events of planning the D-day invasion and what went into the planning. While it did represent a small part of the Americans involvement with their invasions of Omaha and Utah…

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    The Suez crisis was an invasion of Egypt by Israel, the United Kingdom and France. The aims were to regain Western control of the Suez Canal and to remove Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser from power. After the fighting had started, political pressure from the United States, the Soviet Union, and the United Nations led to a withdrawal by the three countries. The result of the invasion was Israel, the UK and France withdrawing following pressure and President…

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    Robbers like to know the territory that they will be in so that it will be easier to get in and escape. Homeowners should take preventive measures to lower the risk for home invasions and protect their family and other valuables. For instance, make your home appear occupied by leaving some lights on while you are out during the night. Locking exterior doors and windows when you leave and exterior lighting or motion sensitive lighting…

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