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    Medieval Mace History

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    was about 6ft long with a 2ft long swindle. Agricultural flails were sometimes used by peasant armies entering into military services or those who engaged into rebellious uprisings (Medieval Warfare). The one handed military flail was designed as a combat weapon and was not used for anything else (Medieval Chronicles). They were very short, measuring up to 1 to 3 feet long (Medieval Chronicles). The flail was not a great defensive weapon. Because of the constant swinging of the weapon over one’s…

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    especially in the military. For years, there have been thousands of debates about whether women should be allowed to fight in combat or not. They work as hard as men, willing to risk their life for the country but there are people Despite the fact that women have been serving in the military since 1775, there are people still believe that women should be excluded from the ground combat and gives many reasons to prove their opinion. They argue that women do not have the physical ability and…

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    marches are not only a training exercise. Even with the accessibility of vehicles in combat zones, it is common for ground soldiers to have to carry a load of up to 80 lbs. for many miles in harsh conditions and combat scenarios. This had solidified foot marches as a necessary training exercise for more than just a test of discipline and physical fitness, but also as a means of preparation for movement within combat zones.…

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    alternative way to obtain might be through the use of the horn itself. The authors hypothesized that the “density of sensory hairs (and sensitivity) would correspond with the regions of the horns that are used most in both precombat assessment and actual combat” and “that hair density would increase distally along the length of the horn, and to be more abundant on the anterior of the horn” (paper). Basically, the authors are stating that the parts of the horn that are in contact with the…

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    Women should fight in battle for many reasons. Two women just graduated from the Army’s elite Ranger School, but they never get to go on missions because they’re female. Historically, women have played a major role on the home front. Usually women would play as a nurse and help any wounded soldiers or they would stay home. The Navy first allowed women to enlist and serve in 1917 during World War 1. During the 62 day program, these two women Kristen Griest and Shaye Haver were the…

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    A modern day hero isn’t fighting on the front lines, they are often over 6,000 miles away behind a computer screen (Cannon). Heroes have evolved from brash, brave fearless foot soldiers of the first world wars, too often people you will never see their face or name. What we have now is no loss of the brave, and brash, but a gain in secrecy throughout the war on terrorism. Achilles the most famous Greek hero, and Beowulf a brave, courageous Danish hero of old. Two pivotal heroes of ancient…

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    In the Brothers are the same story, there are twos tall men who try to become a warrior. There name are Medoto and Temas and they both want to become a warrior, but they have to proved their manhood, and he must meet in combat the only worthy enemy is the master of the plains- the lion. Throughout the middle of the story Temas struggle to defeat his only worthy enemy. He’s was struggling to defeat his worthy enemy because he scared of his fear failure.The description of the story of the…

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    Women in combat: Imagine being woken up by shouting and exceptionally loud gun shots. Not understanding what is happening, you look to your left where normally a friend and a roommate would lay in their cot, however they are nowhere to be found. Taking a moment to pounder the situation, and remembering that new recruits just arrived a few days ago, you start to believe that maybe it was just one of them misfiring their weapon. Rolling over and beginning to get comfortable again when suddenly…

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    The armor was so good, that whenever a knight with arrow proof armor got hit, it would render the arrow useless because either the arrow would break or the tip of the arrow would become dole.( Guide to Medieval Weapons and Combat) Not only did knights where armor to defend them selves, but usually they would wear a certain type of armor to show either rank or wealth. Also designs on knights armor also were meant to make a person look more intimidating. This factor is…

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    In the book For Cause & Comrades: Why Men Fought In The Civil War by James McPherson there were many important motivations, along with differences and similarities in motivation between Union and Confederate soldiers. McPherson wrote this book in order to figure out “What made these men do it? What motivated them to advance into that wall of fire? What caused them to go forward despite the high odds against coming out safely?” (McPherson, 3). He read through “at least 25,000 personal letters…

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