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    everything from attire to alcohol consumption is blamed when women are raped, military sexual assault statistics show that men in the military are at a slightly greater risk of sexual assault than women. Now either the three-piece military uniforms and combat boots are leading people astray — or clothing has nothing to do with what makes rapists assault people”(Kendall 4). Sexual Violence can happen to anyone. There is no correlation with provocative clothing and sexual violence. Rosa’s visual…

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    (Kaplan). For a while now, we have been conducting airstrikes on ISIS and have created programs to train Syrian rebels, but all of our mediocre attempts to help the situation have been “strikingly ineffective.” Unless we can produce a force that could combat the ever growing force of ISIS, the Syrian world will continue to be just as destructive to the world as…

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    World War I is something that fascinates a lot of people. However, most people tend to only think of the fighting that was happening during this time, or they will think about the weapons that are involved in the war. The living conditions of the soldiers had a great affect on them, just like the actual fighting did. There were many things that affected them in this like food quality, rats, privacy, and trench foot. These things could have almost the same impact on them as the fighting itself.…

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    Drone strikes help to create a much safer experience for our soldiers by taking them from the battlefield; Instead of “boots on the ground” combat, we can keep certain soldiers on U.S. soil, piloting drones out of allied territory. The Taliban, Al-Qaeda, and their affiliates often operate in environmentally distant and unforgiving locations where it would be exceptionally dangerous…

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    “Medic! How I Fought World War II with morphine, sulfa, and iodine swabs,” is written by Robert Franklin. It is an account of his own experiences in WWII that brings combat to life. Most of the book is heavily based on the author’s own diary, which gives the reader a day-to-day narrative. It offers first hand perspective from the European front, the invasion throughout Italy in particular. Franklin was assigned as a medic to the 45th Infantry in 1942 during the invasion of Europe and spent the…

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    O’Brien, a veteran of the Vietnam War, is well acquainted with these realities of combat and attempts to make these truths evident to the reader through his war stories and the abstract truth held within each tale. O’Brien’s writing educates readers about the reality of war while simultaneously provoking deeper questions about war: What…

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    mean. It’s almost like I got killed over in Nam . . . Hard to describe” (O’Brien 231). The reason he thinks he was “killed” in Vietnam was because he allowed himself to believe that he let his comrade Kiowa die in the mud field when he let go of his boot and he sunk under the mud. Kiowa actually died from an enemy mortar round hitting his face, so he was dead instantly and there was nothing Norman could have done to save him. Norman formed tight bonds with all his army buddies and was not able…

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    Drones In The Civil War

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    Nick Mariano Dr. Mark Wilson ETH 2050 24 November 2014 Game of Drones In the Civil War, Confederate generals like Robert E. Lee dismissed guerilla warfare as dishonorable and immoral. It was akin to shooting a man in the back, they said. Today, guerilla warfare forms the foundation of modern military strategy. No longer do we march our armies into open fields wearing blue uniforms. Instead, soldiers wear camouflage, guns have silencers, snipers are stationed hundreds of meters from the heart of…

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    A Negative Feeling on the Marine Corps Throughout history, the military has been a subject of extreme speculation. Because of the inability to know exactly what is going on in a combat conflict, many are left with opinions and ideas about what may be going on. I grew up in a very patriotic family, who always showed respect and gratitude to the military. In result I wanted to join the force and earn that respect for myself. After joining the corps I quickly learned that what my parents had felt,…

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    My fun filled day at kindergarten ended with massive excitement for me. Mum and dad took me back to the boot of our car and opening up what made my jaw drop which would be a big part of my life even still to this day seeing my first Xbox video game console. My childhood revolved around this piece of technology I spent every second I could and making my mum and dad spend their last dollar to get me games to keep me more and more interested into playing, my first ever game I played was a game…

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