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    Conquering Hell I remember everything that day. The gas, the smell of the dead bodies, and the constant rain. But the thing I remember the most was the regret and rush of my first kill. I was in the trenches that day, on the front line. I enlisted for my great country of England and I was proud and full of hope, but in the trenches all hope was gone. I saw soldiers in agony crying and screaming. The sound of the constant artillery still bangs in my head, and I can smell the pungent mud. My…

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    The Ascension into Knighthood The process of becoming a knight in the middle ages took years of dedication, and self-sacrifice. One must have, from their seventh birthday, started to train and focus on what it truly meant to become a knight. That would require learning skills necessary to use weapons later in life such as the battle axe, sword, and dagger. Along with these newly introduced topics of education, it was common for upcoming knights to leave their families to stay with relatives,…

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    In the Middle Ages, a man had 2 ways he could become a knight. A man could earn the right to become a knight in the battlefield. A soldier could earn the knighthood if he fought well and was brave on the battlefield. Knighthood could be awarded by the king, a lord and occasionally another knight. Another way to become a knight was to be an apprentice to a knight and get to be a knight by hard work and training. Young men that were growing up in the Middle Ages wanted to grow up to be…

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    Advanced weapons and complex technology are what distinguish civilized people from simple savages. Throughout the expansion and progression of many different human societies people needed something to rely upon to provide them with protection. The weapons people had reflected their society's culture and war strategies. For example, the Viking axe showed their ruthless nature, and the medieval European swords showed their skillful art of fencing and battle. Medieval Europe even hosted mock…

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    While there were many different weapons that were used during Medieval times, the crossbow may seem like a simple weapon at first, but was more than just simple weapon, up close. One reason that the crossbow seemed simple was because of the way which it looked. The crossbow had a long wooden stock, which was about two to three feet in length. The “bow” part of the crossbow was attached to the front part of the stock. Right in back of the “bow” was the bolt, or medieval arrow of the crossbow…

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    Retired U.S. Marine Corps Colonel Charles E. Rice wrote this article. The full title of the article is Women in the Infantry: Understanding the issues of Physical Strength, Economics, and Small Unit Cohesion. In the article the author discusses these topics as they relate to the current debate of full inclusion of women into the U.S. Military infantry. The article starts by describing a change in the laws regarding women in combat signed January 24th 2013 by Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta.…

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    The epic of Beowulf consists of three battle where, the main character, Beowulf himself, battles his greatest foes. enemies. Beowulf has different strategies, weapons and reasons for fighting each one of his foes, along with a specific motivation when fighting the maleficent monsters. Beowulf will fight Grendel, Grendel 's mother, and the dragon. Grendel and his mother are giants feared by all but Beowulf, the Dragon is the protector of treasure and will stop at nothing to keep it safe. Beowulf…

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    It has been said that “warfare was the center of Aztec life‘’. We know this is true because of all the artifacts that the Aztecs left behind. In fact ‘’every male Aztec was trained to be a soldier’’ from a very young age. The Aztec Military used weapons quite frequently and they were generally used throughout the entire life of the Aztec warrior. The weapons were so important to the Aztecs because they went to battle so often. They battled often to prove who the strongest city was in their…

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    Imagine seeing a person having a nervous breakdown or just out of control every time they hear an explosion of some kind. Welcome to the world of John Smith, he is eighty-five and lives in the UK with his son Kyle. When he was in his twenties he served in Vietnam and was ranked at Corporal. One day when he was going to destroy some ammunition and while he was on his way he was ambushed by Vietnamese forces. The sergeant of his squad called a retreat but John said, “we have to destroy them by…

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    Between gasp of mountainous stale cabin air and the scent of a dried bloody corpus, I desperately held back the sensation of being nauseous at this moment. I needed to be strong, if not for Skylar's sake. Then, came the soldier's bullet nicking his skin. God help us now. He glimpsed at the six of us, huddled in the two farthest corners. Our lives had forever changed. Nothing would be ever the same. Everything we thought we knew, had turned up-side-down. After surviving our ordeal, everyone's…

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