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    O'Flaherty you will see how the author uses words to speed up, slow down the tempo, and use a rapid succession of conflicts in his story to see how he creates the theme of suspense. In his story, a student is waiting on a building in the middle of a war between the Free-staters and Republicans. It tells of how he faces danger many times throughout and what obstacles he goes through like being shot at by another sniper only to find out that the other sniper wasn’t who he thought. The author…

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    Leonard P. Matlovich Case

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    Often in the history of war, we forget those who fought it. We remember names of people and days they died, but it often slips our mind that they were people. They had families. They had mothers. They had lives outside of death. Too many people forget that. People also seem keen on forgetting that fight is not all soldiers do. Soldiers love. In 1975, one such soldier was discharged for doing so. In detail, Leonard P. Matlovich, a Vietnam war veteran was a unique case, as he was the first to…

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    authors Liam O’Flaherty and Thomas Hardy send the message that war influences people to perform actions that they would never repeat in other circumstances, ripping families apart and destroying lives. Both authors use the literary device of irony to convey their points. In The Sniper, a sniper shoots and kills an enemy before he “[turns] over the dead body and looked into his brother’s face”. O’Flaherty expresses the sentiment that war caused the sniper to kill his own brother, an irreversible…

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    the war in the Middle East. The main stage in the ASC theater was brightly light, a contrast with the darkened rows of seats. Focus was on Brian Turner as he read from a selection poetry from his experiences abroad, fighting a war away from home, upon strange and foreign soils. His motive was to read poetry and to share his first-hand experiences of his timed served with the U.S. Military. Dry and monotonous are not words…

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    should aid them with their problems and be more involved to prevent the wars that are producing child soldiers. Sudan suffered from multiple long civil wars, on and off since 1955. During the wars, the armies would train children, at any age under 18, to operate a gun and kill the opposing side. These children became the “Lost Children of Sudan”. Even though the country split into two sections, Sudan and South Sudan, the war still remained. Other countries should help these children by…

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    about losing our throne atop the world. For millions upon millions of years animals have been competing and fighting over the best resources and territories. Human beings of the modern era are not much different. The whole of ancient Greece went to war over one woman, Helen, when the Trojans kidnapped her.…

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    by Randall Wallace is a must watch film. The film is about the Vietnam War, mainly the first battle against the Americans and the Vietnam army. The majority of the movie took place in a football sized battle field that is where the American army was fighting against the Vietnam army. The Americans were outnumbered greatly it was about 400 Americans against 2000 Vietnamese soldiers. Then again the whole movie is not just about war it shows how it affects the wives of the soldiers, and how some of…

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    offered a new name for the War Department—The Department of Defense. Truman’s new logo and new cabinet title, however, paled in comparison to the Marshal Plan’s contribution toward peace and stability for war-ravaged, Western Europe. Under the Marshal Plan, $12 billion in aid and a constabulary force created the conditions necessary to deter expansion of the Russian conventional threat and secure the victory. Despite winning the war, or perhaps, because of winning the war, President Truman…

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    the reason why civil wars are so prevalent. The money to rebuild countries and lift them from poverty is there as long as citizens of these countries are able to come together and form social ties that can prevent…

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    This paper seeks to better understand ethics in irregular war and cyber warfare. Notably the relationship between US and China. Both actors are two major developed economies, which highly depend on the Internet. Therefore they are both remarkably exposed to cyber war. In addition, we will see how both actors use cyber warfare to towards each other. Cyber warfare is defined as “actions by nation-state used to invade another nation´s networks or computer to cause damage and disruption.” Today…

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