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    USAFA/CWPH Functions Essay

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    USAFA/CWPH Function: The CWPH office serves as an advisory staff to the Commandant of Cadets on all USAFA CW Human Relations Climate (HRC) and Human Relations Training and Education (HRT&E) related programs. The program’s primary objective is to foster an equal opportunity environment that develops leaders of character, who respect the dignity of all human beings, and who use human relations skills as an integral part of effective leadership. The program also works to integrate AF EO and HR-related instruction into USAFA/CW officer development and Commissioning Education (CE) programs. USAFA/CWPH Role: The office’s HRT&E roles include: Assists the Commandant to develop and maintain HRC and Equal Opportunity and Treatment (EOT) related policies, directives, and programs impacting USAFA/CW personnel. Keeps the Commandant apprised of HRC and HRT&E program issues and concerns within the USAFA/CW. Provides program updates through the Vice Commandant of Cadets, Culture and Climate (USAFA/CWP) weekly and monthly reports. The HRT&E serves as a consultant and advisor to…

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    Marine Corps Values Essay

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    reading the brief leaves me wanting of more. General Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, proclaimed in 2014 that, “It is not the war that has caused this. It is the pace, and our failure to understand that at that pace, we are neglecting the tools that manage us as a profession over time.” It also stems from many leaders deferring their role in the character development of the force to others, often lawyers. This is not to say Marine Judge Advocates are lacking appreciation of…

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    explorer, has resided in the penal colony for some time. The explorer, meanwhile, is a visitor, presumably from a more civilized, progressive part of Western Europe as the ruling Commandant gives the explorer special privileges as a “Westerner”. At the end of the story, the explorer leaves the penal colony, leaving the penal colony as it was with its unique justice system in-tact. If we read this story as a religious allegory, we can interpret the explorer’s departure at the end of the story as…

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    specifically needs to motivate followers to risk their lives, motivation is needed in other areas besides combat. Motivation is essentially anything that “provides direction, intensity, and persistence to behavior” (Hughes, Ginnett, & Curphy, 2014). Motivation is linked directly to performance and job satisfaction; the more motivated followers feel, the more effort they are willing to put forth towards the job, and this will likely make them more satisfied. Often times, leaders who understand…

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    USMC Structure

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    The organization under description is the US Marine Corps (USMC). It is one of the four branches of the United States Department of Defense. The USMC provides power from the sea and is also a Joint Chiefs of Staff member. I am a proud member of the US Marine Combat Veteran. Specifically, I was attached to the artillery unit in San Diego, Ca. as an ammunition technician. Further, during my four-year enlistment, I deployment to Afghanistan in the operation enduring freedom and it was a colorful…

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    Every person in the novel when around military men, especially the prisoners, had to address people by their number tattooed on people’s arms. Even the dead are known as numbers. The book states, “The child Tzipporah, J197242, lay silent in her arms.” This shows that the camps dehumanized people to the point that anyone, alive or dead, had to be addressed with a number, not a name. The number overtook the identity their names had. Filmmakers may argue that the numbers played a big role in the…

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    Murder Is Murder Wrong

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    controversial topic around the world; I truly believe murder is wrong no matter what because of society’s moral code, sixth commandants, and desire for survival. Murder is considered one of the most serious criminal offenses in the moral code of our society. It is defined as the taking of a human life. Our society taught us that the concept of murder is very unjust; you should not be allowed to take a human life. We place great value on human life. For instance, ask fifty people in our…

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    Philosophers have debated what the meaning of life is; people have also sought equality for centuries. In Kafka’s works, “In the Penal Colony” and “The Metamorphosis”, there is an emphasis on unquestionably following society’s rules resulting in flaws which accompany doing so; mainly injustice resulting from superior authority and the issue of existentialism which arises from being rejected from society, respectively. Kafka demonstrates this through an allegory of religion and the unfulfilled…

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    Commandant General Lemuel C. Shepherd Junior in 1952, established the cake cutting ceremony, Lieutenant General John A. LeJeune Birthday Message and the Commandant’s Birthday Message. In 1956 the Marine Corps Birthday Ceremony entered the Marine Corps Drill Manual. The first event came from the 13th Commandant LeJeune thus ordered in Marine Corps Order 47. In that order, his message would be read every November 10. This order referenced the very birth of the Corps, our dominance on the…

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    passed through the gates of Auschwitz. Oswiecim, a town in southwest Poland, also known as Auschwitz, was the home of the concentration camps famously known as Auschwitz I, Auschwitz II, and Auschwitz III. These camps became the site of the largest mass murder the world has ever seen (Auschwitz). Conditions in Auschwitz were atrocious, and the amount of deaths the camp yielded was incomprehensible. In 1940, the Auschwitz Concentration Camp rose to power under Hauptsturmfuhrer Rudolf Hoess.…

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