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    moisture from penetrating to the fire fighter. Lastly, it has a thermal resistant layer to provide thermal insulation from radiant conducted heat and convective heat. The NFPA also requires all fire fighter turnout gear, including pants, coat, gloves, boots, and helmet to have reflective trim to provide visibility in many different circumstances during any fire. The bunker coat can weigh up to 15 pounds while the bunker pants can weigh up to 30 pounds so fire fighter use suspenders to help keep…

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    on the ground as my vision begun to fade. Slowly, I let myself drift into the darkness as my mind went numb and my face grimaced. I wanted to cry, until I heard from the corner of my head say, “YOU’RE NOT A QUITTER, DON’T GIVE UP!” The Army’s basic combat training definitely isn’t for the light-hearted. It was physically, mentally, and emotionally demanding. It wasn’t anything like my high…

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    Jackie Robinson was a baseball player that lived from 1919 to 1972. People know him for destroying the color barrier and making history when he became the first black athlete to play Major League Baseball in the 20th Century. Jack “Jackie” Robinson would soon come to be one of the world’s most valued players in the world of Major League Baseball. This would be the beginning of a legend in the making. Robinson was born on January 31, 1919 in Cario, Georgia. Jackie was raised by a single…

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    Only a few people know what that entails. A common misconception is that boot camp is all about marching and getting yelled at. Although these things do take place while at basic training, they are meant for a much greater purpose: to form strong individuals that excel in teamwork and are willing to push their personal limits…

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    In each field of contemporary study, the passage from childhood to adulthood can be marked by one definitive point. According to Psychoanalysts, humans reach their pinnacle once they have matured their sexual interests, while Humanists discuss self-actualization. The Apache have the Sunrise Ceremony, and the Amish have Rumspringa. This common thread stretches across every major- childhood to adulthood is one clean transition. Contrasted in literature, The Catcher in the Rye’s Holden Caulfield…

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    His feet hurt. Questions rushed through his head. How long have we been walking? Where are we even going? The soft pounding of boots somewhere to his front have nearly driven him past typical measures of insanity. He was tired, so he closed his eyes and focused on the rhythmic pit-pat in an attempt to gain at least a measurable amount of rest. To a certain extent, his plan worked--he felt really refreshed when he landed face-first on the damp, stony floor of the cave. The pounding didn’t stop,…

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    “And will that be in red or blue?” the sales lady politely asked through a smile. “I’m uh… color blind.” I answer as I look down at the floor. “Either will be fine, thank you.” I rub the back of my neck. She gives me with a look of sympathy, then walks off to put in my order for the soft shirt. I sit on one of the many small, slightly uncomfortable couches that are set just outside of the dressing rooms. I hate sympathy. Being color blind really isn’t something to sympathize for. I can still…

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    Chris Kyle Research Paper

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    After he decided this he worked hard on the ranch and exercised hard for a year. Kyle was finally recruited and enrolled in basic training in 1999 (Burling 25). Later dropped out of boot camp when there was an open position in BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL), which SEALS are required to take (Burling 25) After joining BUD/S Kyle passed Phase 1 of BUD/S which is physical conditioning (Burling 29) SEALS should be able to do…

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    engaging with the side of my face at a vicious cycle. As a result, I channeled all my energy into writing. That was my form of escaping until I was capable enough to do so on my own. When I turned eighteen, I joined the United States Marine Corps. During boot camp, the massacre inflicted upon us recruits felt normal for me and for the first time in my life, I felt at home. Everyone was treated the same, like animals, unless you didn’t corporate. The rules were simple, do what you’re told, and if…

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    Sophia Hart English 1-6 Mr. Bradley September 29, 2014 Mason’s Journey The arrival of winter was well on its way. The abundance of colorful leaves were scattered thought the city of Westpoint, Oklahoma. Mason was on his way home from school when he encountered a sickening feeling in his stomach, something was not right he thought to himself. Three weeks earlier, was Mason’s 17th birthday. He had dark hair, and eyes the color of the sea. He went to Westpoint High school, and enjoyed everything…

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