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    hits • 734 runs batted in • 197 stolen bases In https://www.biography.com/people/jackie-robinson it says, “from 1942 to 1944, Robinson served as a second lieutenant in the United States Army. However he never saw combat. During boot camp at Fort Hood, Texas, Robinson was arrested and court-martialed in 1944 for refusing to give up his seat and move to the back of a segregated bus. Robinson's excellent reputation, combined with the…

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    Jackie Robinson Lynleigh Carroll 7th Grade English Language Arts On https://www.biography.com it states, Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier for baseball in the 20th century. He played for the brooklyn dodgers, he first took the field on April 15, 1947. https://www.biography.com states, Jackie Robinson was born in Cairo, Georgia. He was the youngest of 5 kids, Mark Robinson (brother), Edgar robinson (brother), Willa May…

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    1. Does the United States Air Force (USAF) current physical fitness program produce adequately physically fit airmen? No, the present USAF physical fitness standard does not take into consideration the mission of the USAF, “to fly, fight, and win… in air, space, and cyberspace.1” The current physical fitness standard focuses on airmen being able to lift a portion of their own body weight and attempts to identify airmen that appear to be overweight in uniform. The USAF should focus on how to…

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    left. .About a year after he was born, Jackie’s family moved to Pasadena, California. Army life Robinson was drafted into the war when World War II started. From 1942 to 1944, he served as a second lieutenant in the United States Army. In 1944 in Fort Hood, Texas, he was arrested after refusing to give up his seat, and moved to the back of a segregated bus when ordered by the driver. The situation nearly got him kicked out of the army, but…

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    The 761st Tank Battalion was started on April 1, 1942, at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana, and sent to Europe, touching base at Omaha Beach in France on October 10, 1944. The Battalion arranged at Camp Hood, Texas, where they were assessed prevalent by Second Army Commander Lt.Gen. Ben Lear. They touched base on the Continent with high certification - some said they were self-important. The 761st included 760 faint men and white officers essentially working the M-4 Sherman fight tank. Not long after…

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    The Violence in Our Lives Have you heard about the shootings that have been happening all around the world? In Sutherland Springs, TX, in Fort Hood TX, in Austin TX, in Charleston S.C... They have happened all over the place. The cause of all of these shootings is violence. Violence is everywhere and anywhere. Violence has affected many people today in our society. Causes of violence, there are many. Many people have tried to stop violence but they have not succeeded yet. What can I do to stop…

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    English which made him more effective. The assassination was also just because Anwar was also involved in some of the bombings and shootings. To support this claim I got a quote from Power Wars , "Nidal Hassan, who killed 13 innocent people at fort hood, Texas, sent 16 emails and received 2 responses from Anwar” (Savage 190-194). This relates to claim two because Anwar was involved in this by telling the shooter to stand up before they do it sooner or later. Some people believe that this…

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    suffered under inferior military leadership, especially in the West. In fact, other than Lee, Confederate generals are typically remembered for frequent retreats that often led to disastrous sieges and huge surrenders. Albert Sidney Johnston surrendered Fort Donelson in 1862 after allowing Union forces to break through the defense lines of the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers. That same year, after Johnston’s death on the battlefield, General Beauregard—whose bad relationship with Jefferson Davis…

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    This turned soldiers into sitting ducks, or as Steven Stockman’s article definition “soft targets”. This article states the 20 year ban on firearms has made soldiers vulnerable on base, a place where they should feel relatively safe. Take the 2009 Fort Hood Massacre for example, the shooter was not countered with a firearm until the military police could respond. This left people…

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    Out of the many stories that my grandpa James Haas, has told me about him serving his time in the war, the story of when my grandpa and grandma were stationed in at Fort Hood. The story was about when my grandma was living in a trailer house while my grandpa was training. One day though when my grandma was cooking some bacon for breakfast, the tray that the bacon was on had caught fire. My grandma had put the bacon back in the fridge though, and had found out later when she looked in the fridge…

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