Master Sergeant

which is probably one of the hardest, yet at the same time, easiest issues to deal with. The last yet what I consider the most important problem a leader faces is in communication with subordinates. MOTIVATION: in my opinion, a leader should be a master at…

him to wait a minute before she heard the man’s voice and called me to answer it saying “someone wants to wish you a happy birthday” I remember answering the phone and saying “Hey Brandon” and before I could get a word out I hear “This is Master Gunnery Sergeant Thompson from MacArthur Airbase in Pakistan” he asked to see my father. I ran to him and got him and he answered the phone through the phone we heard: “the unspeakable had happened and the locals the Marines had been protecting had…

confrontation. The woman was in the back of her home in the screened in pool area holding a gun. Her son called for a wellness check and when the cops got there, they saw the woman holding a gun. The cop, three of them, with one of them being the sergeant ordered the woman to put the gun down about one billion times. The woman did not show aggression, but she point the gun at cops and was being very disrespectful towards them. This situation lasted for about seven to eight minutes and my…

We all have that one person we look up to. Seeing that person succeed influences us as humans to do better in life. The person that helps motivate you and gives you advice to keep pushing through in life. The person that influences me and motivates me would be my cousin James Konsdorf. The person that I am profiling has been a great influence on my life and has given me great advice. My cousin would always say “It doesn’t matter how hard you’ve fallen, or how hard you’ve hit the ground get up…

He remembered Nell telling him that Emma was the artist who painted the Amelia. “Miss Willis,” he nodded struggling to maintain a light tone. “So, did Charlie Lowell give you a proper Beaufort welcome?” asked Emma. “You might say that,” Jake replied. “I try to stay upwind from him “Good luck with that,” she said. “I best be going.” She came around the counter and headed for the door. “Bye, Emma. I’ll pick you up after work,” said Nell. “As long as they don’t need me at the hospital,” Emma…

Chapter.1 (1) Johnny Tremain, a silversmith, wakes up during the 1770s to a day of hard work. (2) Mr.Lapham, Johnny’s master, makes him read verses from the Bible each day. (3) John Hancock, one of the founding fathers, came to ask Mr.Lapham to make him a sugar basin. (4) Cilla, one of Mr.Lapham’s daughters, is surprised that Johnny had three initials. (5) Johnny showed Cilla the cup that gives evidence that he is related to the Lytes, a very rich family. Chapter.2 (1)Paul…

Based on Stanley’s achievements and current job, Stella says, “A Master Sergeant in the Engineers’ Corps. Those are decorations,” (Williams, 18). Many of these achievements are done instantly considering he quickly got into the military to be able to receive his engineer job and the role as captain not difficult for his group…

abusive employer. Not only does this show a woman forced into servitude, but one could even argue that it harkens back to the days of slavery when blacks were forced to work for white masters. As Susan Douglas said in "Signs of Intelligent Life on TV," "the black women who are the conscience and much-needed drill sergeants of the show don't get top billing." Morgan works as a caterer implying that perhaps, her place is in the kitchen. Many hold the common misconception that women belong in the…

“Doc, how will this affect my service if they find I have this, Sleep Apnea?” Ellie sits in silence, knowing the answer he will not accept easily. “Sergeant Brooks, these days the VA, is overrun with compensation claims for Obstructive Sleep Apnea. While it is not considered a disability for general service it can affect combat service. If the Sleep Study confirms the diagnosis, you will be put on a…

Mother Courage is also presented as someone who capitulates to war due to the harsh conditions that she has to face. This is accentuated in The Song of the Great Capitulation, in which Mother Courage bitterly recounts how, although she had been “master of [her] fate”, before long she was forced to submit to financial pressures due to “two children round [her] neck and the price of bread”. While emphasising Mother Courage’s predicament, the song also highlights the struggle of the poor, and how…