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    I have always had a very concrete way of viewing myself and the world around me. I know that my diaphragm moves up and down during the process of breathing, and I know that when I inhale, my lungs expand, and when I exhale, my lungs contract. I know that a positive buoyancy causes an object to float, and I know that the transfer of energy from the wind to the water on an ocean shore causes waves. These concepts are tangible, but connecting them together like pieces of a puzzle makes the idea…

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    dock and naval storehouse at Port Royal Harbor. A select group of naval officers chose Parris Island as the site. June 26, 1891 - To help protect the interests of the government during construction, a Marine guard consisting of one sergeant, two corporals and 10 privates were assigned to Port Royal, thus establishing the first Marine post on the island. Barracks…

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    without fear”(Remarque, 295). This quote shows that soldiers, no matter which side, are sometimes just so separated from the world and have no light in their life that they just confront anyone in their way head on. One example from the movie is when Corporal Upham couldn’t kill Steamboat Willie till the very end. He was broken about what he should’ve done, but didn’t do. It wasn’t until he saw Captain Miller get shot by him that he finally did something. He had contemplated to himself for a…

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    Trey Baus Mrs. DeFelice English 11 5 May 2016 Hero of the First World War Would you be brave enough to sacrifice your life to protect your country? During World War 1, many men were drafted into the war without a choice. Whether or not they had experience in war, the U.S drafted any man at random. These men usually had to be over 18 years old and could not have any disabilities. Alvin C. York was a humble American soldier who was drafted and fought in WW1, but also impacted the war greatly by…

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    The reasons for Australians enlisting to fight in World War One varied and were complex. These reasons may be categorised into two main sections: Intrinsic and extrinsic. Some of the many intrinsic factors included the sense of adventure, sense of duty to support fellow Australians and a sense of duty to defend Australia from a perceived enemy and finally a sense of duty to defend the “Mother Country”. These contrast with the extrinsic influences which include enlisting to escape poverty,…

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    To cut a long story short, prostitutes and madams, drunkards, and slaves threaten the founding fathers and the nation's stability which led to the Victorian Age. As women were barred from having jobs and wives having no legal rights which the founding father preferred the women threatened their ideologies by becoming prostitutes, having one of the highest wages, starting up the first health insurance, and being so wealthy starting funds to build roads, feed homeless, and starting school…

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    At approximately 12:49PM on Monday, August 7, 2018, I was headed down the escalator to the lower level curb side, when I noticed an individual snapping photos of what seemed to focus on the structure and one vehicle as well. The vehicle was a small, light grey, pickup truck. I immediately alerted the security officer beside me and proceeded with an attempt to interview the subject. He made it clear that he did not want to talk and continued up the escalator towards the TSA checkpoint. This was…

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    Johann, Police agencies and any other company desire their organization to run efficiently in order to achieve its maximum outcome without chaos and uncertainty. I work for the Arkansas Department of Correction and we utilize a chain of command structure, in which the responsibilities are directly delegated to subordinates who are clearly aware of their role. Without this structure in place, we would have a maximum amount of disorganization, an utmost level of confusion, and a minimum amount of…

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    other soldiers had to do questionable things because their leaders told them to. Through leaders like Himmelstoss, Kantorek, and The Kaiser, Remarque reveals the abusive traits of many of the leaders in the novel All Quiet On the Western Front. Corporal Himmelstoss is an important authority figure with Remarque’s novel All Quite On the Western Front. Himmelstoss mismanages the little power…

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    institutional, European approach. This differs from the traditional style of learning they were used to based on ‘look, listen, and learn’ models. Prior to residential schools they were given positive guidance to reach a desired behaviour, rather than corporal punishment and loss of privileges. Many of the…

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