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    help protect our country from harm. Unfortunately, these military force groups have the same problem as well as any other work force. You might say that it’s disorganized, or it may be that we have too much or too little in the force. It could be either of those issues at hand, but one of our main issues today is allowing homosexuals to join our military. Many members are OK with it, but a good majority of them are not. In the article “Military Discharges Drop Due To Homosexual Policy…

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    Military Robotics History

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    The history of military robotics dates back to World War II and the Cold War. During those times of spying, weaponry and strategic attacks, these robots were in the form of Germany’s type of robotics and Russian weaponry called “teletanks”. It originated combined with a radio controlled boat intended to use by the military from Nicola Tesla. As the Soviets had created the teletanks, they were modified to be controlled by the radio signals. Weather conditions made it pretty tough to use, but…

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    My Strong Integrity

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    situations will challenge you the most to maintain a strong sense of personal and professional integrity? I have exhibited strong integrity while in the military service. In the army one of the seven-army values is integrity. In the military I would come across several brass ammunition cartridges. On military based there are gun ranges who like to buy military cartridges because they can just refill the with a primer and gunpowder. Once they are filled they are sold to the civilian for triple…

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    With the Kennedy assassination we see how easy it was to get rid of one of our very own leaders. The military teamed up with the government and went against Kennedy. This shows the amount of power they have in making decisions and also how they dont always go by the rules. It stated in the novel, “People don 't help much. He wanted to explain how people…

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    the above statements. The importance of the military in the United States can lead us to believe that they are the best of the best. We put our full faith and confidence in them and hope they do not let us down. In order to ensure that this does not happen, it is important to understand the weaknesses…

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    Military Training Process

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    The process of training Soldiers and preparing leaders is a process that takes place every day in an effort to develop and train the best possible unit. This process is broken down into three categories including Unit Training Management, Training Units and Developing Leaders, and how to conduct a Training Meeting. When this process comes together to form a final project, it signifies the Soldiers readiness to be deployed to the Combat Readiness Center. When focusing on Unit Training Management…

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    Germany mobilizing sparked the fire that was World War One. While the German military bargained to begin the war by readying their troops, the German diplomats were working extensively to ensure that if war began, the British forces would remain neutral and not against them. However, this was not exactly the case, Britain did not…

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    To accomplish this, we turn our attention towards Rome’s greatest historian, Livy. In his work, History of Rome, Livy dedicated ten of his 137 books to the seventeen year long Second Punic War. So to begin, Hamilcar, Hannibal’s father, was the commander of the Carthaginian forces late in the First Punic War, and this is the root of Hannibal’s great disgust for the Roman Empire. Livy tells us that after this war, when Hamilcar was preparing to transfer his troops to the Iberian Peninsula to…

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    Accountability is the lifeblood of the United States Army. It is the first step in every activity and the foundation for every unit and organization. This vital concept takes many forms, ranging from property accountability to personal accountability to personnel accountability. This paper will discuss the importance of personnel accountability in the Army, especially for Army Leaders. Personnel accountability is the duty of every Army Leader at all times. It ensures that a unit is serving at…

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    This is because advances in military technology over time naturally led to the changes in battle tactics, as clearly demonstrated by the vast differences in warfare between the American Revolution and WWI. Despite the existence of some similarities between styles of warfare over time, between 1775 and 1914, the advances in military technology eventually led to vast differences in how war was fought as seen through the comparison…

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