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    Cadet Fong Essay

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    How would you motivate members of the unit in and outside of the drill team? The Drill Team’s success keeps the team motivated. Our Drill Team practices six days a week from August to May. Because of all the hard work the team puts in throughout the year, success comes. Success does not always mean first place. Success can be the unarmed platoon executing…

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    Bull Ride Research Paper

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    the basic technique of bull riding. You can also practice bull riding drills that will start forming muscle memory for bull riding. Practice on drum barrels or use your imagination and get creative on how to practice. The next step to take is to attend a bull riding clinic where you will learn basics of bull riding including equipment, chute procedure, how to ride, and how to dismount by an instructor. Make sure your instructor(s) have the right experience and knowledge to teach you. You can…

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    Communication is defined as the exchange and flow of information from one person to another (Moen & Kvalsund, 2013). Coaches and instructors have many and varied situations and roles that they are responsible for undertaking when in charge of a group or team and they must be able to communicate effectively to be able to successfully accomplish what they intend to achieve (Moen & Kvalsund, 2013; Aly, 2014). Effective communication is when there is perfect harmony between the message the coach…

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    Weapons Training, focusses more on the brutal training that people being sent off to fight, have to endure. This process is both extremely, physically and mentally challenging; with trainees having to experience being constantly “bullied” by the drill officer and the arduous training exercises that prepare them for the inevitable transfer to the front line. Beach Burial however, describes the aftermath of a battleground and…

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    typically assigned to squads and housed in dorms that are closely related to those of military barracks. They are put through rigorous daily routines that aim to strengthen discipline, physical labor, exercise, and drill that is overseen by the respective boot camp staff who act as drill instructors and are often addressed by military titles. Most boot camps are correctional,…

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    Master Sergeant Doris Willis was my drill instructor and ROTC teacher my senior year of high school. She was a about my skin complexion and my height. My first impression of her when I met her was I didn't really like her. I felt she was somewhat of a rude type of teacher. I knew me and her might go at it a couple of times throughout the school year, After a few months, I began to realized she was like any other mother. You and her can fuss at it for days and then always go to her for advice and…

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    receive an appointment to the Air Force Academy is that I am extremely zealous, I strive for excellence in all I do, and I never give up! I’m dedicated to the AFJROTC, pour my heart into it as Cadet Wing Commander, command the armed drill team, attended Nationals Drill Camp, and General Franks Four Star Leadership Camp. Although my dedication does not end there, I also play cello in our High School chamber orchestra. First of all, during my sophomore to junior summer, I attended a month-long…

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    Gloria Hurtado Earthquake

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    she moved toward the classroom’s doorway. The students crouched beneath desks that were bunched together in small groups. Some giggled amid the unusual mid-morning scene. Then the rumbling noise abruptly stopped. Part one of the earthquake safety drill was over. Hurtado led her students out to the school’s grass field, where classes lined up as teachers made sure everyone was safe, and checked attendance — just as they would do if…

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    Full Metal Jacket

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    In its ability to both challenge and confront previous conventions of the Hollywood war film genre, Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket (1987) is a provocative and philosophical cinematic experience. Starring R. Lee Ermey as the diabolical Sergeant Hartman, Vincent D’Onofrio as the childlike and naïve private Lawrence or “Gomer Pyle” and Matthew Modine as the sarcastic Private Davis or “Joker”; the film portrays the gruelling experience of the Vietnam war through the perspective of new U.S…

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    performed in competition with other drumlines. One of my favorite memories begins after one of these practices. As the practice came to an end, our instructor called us all into a group. Nobody thought much of it, as we usually came together to hear announcements before going home for the night. This time, however, it was different. Our instructor told us that we had been chosen to be a part of a wonderful event, one which would take place in front of many people. Our minds raced, wondering…

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