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    Decreasing Military Budget

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    The United States is cutting troop numbers massively. There are plans “to cut troop levels to pre-World War two levels”. (3(IVD) The Tomahawk cruise missile is a Cold-War weapon system. The Tomahawk cruise missile is still being used today by our navy. The number of Tomahawk cruise missiles purchased is being cut to only 90 this year. During the air campaign in Syria President Barack Obama used nearly 120 of these missiles. This was the navy’s go-to missile. The number of deployed soldiers is being greatly reduced, this is probably because the U.S. is not currently at war. Currently we are “poised to dramatically reduce our military presence in Afghanistan by 2016”. (3(IVD) “The Army, already on a path to its smallest active-duty size since before World War Two, will be cut to about 420,000 soldiers.” (6(IVA) This is a really small number of troops. The number will probably stay the same if not lower until the United States engages into another war. The U.S. navy is also very small right now. “With the U.S. navy arguably at its smallest…

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    The Issue under Consideration: The retaliatory cruise missile strikes in Sudan and Afghanistan following the attacks on US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, have elicited criticisms of administration decision-making procedures concerning terrorism. Both government and civilian observers have noted a general inconsistency in the restraint shown after terrorist attacks and the timeliness of consequent US retaliations. In this case, critics also cite the sequestration of senior security advisors…

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    This changes the path that the cruise takes in the movie. On the way to San Diego, the film shows the empty San Francisco. While the Golden Gate Bridge is destroyed in the book, the film shows it in perfect condition. This darkens the mood of the crew, which directs the realistic expectation for what events may happen next. In the film, Yeoman Swain jumps ship at San Francisco so he can die in his hometown. He is actually from Edmonds, Washington. Once arriving at San Diego, Lieutenant…

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    We are constantly getting vocabulary terms defined and general knowledge thrown at us. They are there to help us relate what she is actually trying to say together. “The story of one life cannot be told separately from the story of other lives.” (263) we are all connected in some way. The action of one person effect all of us. The missile represents the destruction that can happen at any moment in our lives. Heinrich Himmler is there to remind us that we are the missiles and we with just our…

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    My Life After Graduation

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    separate ways. He headed to aircraft electronics school at Keesler Air Force base in Mississippi and I headed to Lowry Technical Training Center at Lowery Air Force Base in Denver Colorado for missile electronics school. My timing again was never better. Once again, I would be subjected to weather extremes. This time it was the winter of 1964 in Colorado. Spending the winter in Colorado was a shock to this PA boy. After completing the basic electronics course, I was transferred to the 4504th…

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    money on Trident when the chance of such a threat arising in the UK is so remote? Further, the Trident nuclear weapons system comes at the cost of the rest of the UK defence budget. The UK should be directing funds towards new ships, planes, tanks and infantry. For example, the RAF is having to rely on 30-year-old Tornados against Isis fighters because the Typhoon, is not yet equipped with the more accurate Brimstone missiles. It is imperative that we consider the lives that could have been…

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    The world needs nuclear weapons; they are a powerful tool in negotiation and war prevention, however they need to be treated with respect and managed properly. Nuclear weapons are very powerful and necessary tools for world peace. However ironic that statement sounds, it is a fact that is too important not to consider. During the cold war, a theory called mutually assured destruction, known by the acronym MAD (Opposing Viewpoints), came about. The philosophy stated that any countries…

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    mission of the Missile Defense Agency is “to develop, test, and field an integrated, layered, ballistic missile defense system (BMDS) to defend the United States, its deployed forces, allies, and friends against all ranges of enemy ballistic missiles in all phases of flight” (History). Today, the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) is the United States’ ballistic missile research and development organization that resulted from the proposed Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) of 1983, and is just one of…

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    not sleep the night before our cruise to Ensenada, Mexico. Excitement had gotten the best of me. It was the day of the cruise. We all met 5:30am sharp outside of our friend Aaron’s house. All of us carpooled together in Joey’s car and hit the road to Long Beach, California; where it is the home of the Carnival Corporation’s Long Beach Cruise Terminal. When we arrived we can see all the cruise ships that were departing that day. First we went through the terminals, sorted everything and proceeded…

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    Cruise Tourism Case Study

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    The type of tourist that I am going to write about is cruise tourist. Having a vacation on a cruise is rather affordable. Cruise tourism nowadays has been an alternate choice for tourists to reach their desired destination. Compare to airlines, tourists would prefer to choose cruises. This is due to the variety of entertainments such as casinos, pools and shows. Tourists would definitely like to spend their time and money on a cruise over an airline. In terms of cruises, different cruises offer…

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