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    The people tend to say that if an armed civilian was there the shooting wouldn't of have taken place. That would not be the case in many situations, a study shows that armed civilians are more unlikely to stop crimes and instead are more likely to make the situation more deadly. There has been armed civilians in shootings, but they do not tend to get involved in this kind of situations because the police won't know that the person is trying to help and by taking out a weapon you would just…

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    Americorps Case Study

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    1. How did you become interested in the Resident Assistant Job? I first heard of this position while working with AmeriCorps National Civilian Corps. Many of the Team Leaders had previously been RA’s prior to their current leadership position. One of my goals is to become a Team Leader for AmeriCorps. So I felt this was definitely a right step in that direction. The RA position is quite similar to the Team Leader position. I was already an Assistant Team Leader for my teams, so I received some…

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    When a group of young boys is stranded on an island, they elect Ralph as a leader to escape the chaos that the boys might create. The novel Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, narrates a bunch of boys helpless on an island during operation Pied Piper. A plane taking the boys to a safe destination suddenly crashes on an island and kills all adults. The boys must form their own rules and obligations to stay alive. During their time on the island, the boys vote for a leader with good quality to…

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    Rank Structure Unlike nonsworn or civilian members in the police department, sworn officers have a rank structure. Police officers are the lowest rank in the police organization and chief of police or police commissioner being the highest. Police officers are considered the backbone of the department because they perform duties such as patrolling, responding to calls, and enforcing the law. The second rank is detectives, who investigates past crimes and do not supervise police officers, except…

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    Gun control is the set of laws or policies that regulate the manufacture, sale, transfer, possession, modification, or use of firearms by civilians. Most countries have a restrictive firearm guiding policy, with only a few legislations being categorized as permissive. Jurisdictions that regulate access to firearms typically restrict access to only certain categories of firearms and then to restrict the categories of persons who will be granted a firearms license to have access to a firearm.…

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    Rules Of Engagement

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    set not only to protect civilians but also to protect soldiers. Killing or even injuring civilians can cause hatred and distrust towards soldiers and puts them in danger being near civilians. The rules of engagement (R.O.E) are beneficial to US soldiers. The R.O.E states that armed civilians will be engaged only in self defense. Many people believe the R.O.E is detrimental for U.S soldiers and do not think about the relationship it builds between the soldiers and the civilians. Most people do…

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    War On Drones Essay

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    The only way to limit civilian casualties is to find a way to either prevent war (not going to happen) or find a way to perform surgical strikes on militant targets. William Saletan a journalist with Slate.com point to a U.N report focused on Afghan civilian casualties cause by the United Staes and other coalition allies. The U.N report mentions the fact that “civilian casualties from “aerial attacks” fell 42 percent”(Saletan). Later in the article…

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    Terry Childers regarding the use of lethal force against unarmed civilians in Yemen. He faces a court-martial for effectively murdering dozens of civilians in an attempt to eliminate snipers that kill at least three of his men on rooftops amidst a group of protestors on the ground. Rather than gain clear line of sight on the snipers who are engaging his men, Colonel Childers orders his men to fire upon and kill the unarmed civilians in the streets. The entire situation is highly disturbing but…

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    between military individuals and civilians but today I’m gonna talk about the diference between military and civilian college students. This shows that even though they are all students at a similar campus, they have their own views, attitudes and opinions towards things. To start off with, one reason that shows that military students are different from civilian students is that we don’t complain over simple things. For example during my walks around campus I hear civilian students complaining…

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    Redeployment Analysis

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    Over the past week, I have learned how heavily war impacts the lives of civilians. I always had the notion that war was fought in battle fields, and far away from society. However, after reading Redeployment, I learned that I was very far off. In Iraq, neighborhoods and communities were destroyed as a result of the war. People’s homes were used as a battleground, and their society was destroyed. As a civilian, it was nearly impossible to continue with everyday life. Working, sleeping, running…

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