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    Forcing the Military What if there was no push to persuade young people to go to college after graduation, but a push for them to go off and fight for their country? We would have a culture of breeding warriors and not innovative thinkers and creators. Not only that, but people would only look forward to obtaining a higher education if they made it out of the military unscathed. This would be the reality of the United States if we were to impose a mandatory two year military requirement on young people after graduation and it once was when we had the military draft. This led to mass protests across the country. If a two year military requirement was the policy, it would be wrong and not only detrimental to our society but for the military as…

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    Dishonesty from senior military leaders plays a significant impact while undermines the public trust that has been entrusted by the American people. Our Nation has place a special relationship of trust and confidence in our military leadership this relationship is validated by the honor and support given by all individuals in our country. When our senior military leaders engage in unethical behavior it influence the way society see our military thus creating a monumental affect due to our…

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    Military Resume

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    A military resume groups military involvement in a way which potential businesses can see the pertinence of your military abilities for a non military personnel work. A few individuals join the military in light of the fact that having those identifications on their warriors makes them stand with pride. It is as though being a trooper is the most respectable employment any one could ever have. Your military resume help to pass on a message that will make enrollment specialists and bosses need to…

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    Military Downfall

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    skies, or even in the sea. What could have happened to the powerhouse with the strongest military in the world? Because of weakening foreign relations, decreases in the protection of America, and the negative effects on the families of those who serve in the military, budget cuts in the military should be stopped. Although many believe that the military already has enough money, more funding should be given to necessary programs. Our country has been fighting over foreign policies for a long…

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    concerns about allowing homosexuals to serve in the military have been an ongoing source of social discord and dynamic social discourse. Homosexual soldiers have served honorably in the U.S. military for many years and as such have participated in most of the major conflicts and wars around the world, including the American Revolutionary War (Baker, 2010). The idea that these honorable men and women have had to be less than honest about their sexual orientation so that they would be allowed…

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    Military Intervention

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    A military intervention is seen as a set of tools and forms coercion of the conflicting parties to preserve or establish peace between them with the use of special forces, equipped with by means of armed struggle. The essence of military intervention lies in the effectiveness of violent impact on the conflicting parties. The effect of coercion of conflicting parties to establish peace with the military element is achieved by the application or threat of material damage, thus limiting their…

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    Advancement In Military

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    The advancements in information technology within the United States Army changed the battlefield. Through the identification of improvement that I have seen in my eighteen year military career, I will show changes on the battlefield in the areas of surveillance, communication and planning. Surveillance is a key part to the planning of any military operation. In the beginning of my career I would have sat in a two to four man Reconnaissance and Surveillance position and passed information…

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    Strategy is used in everyday life, whether swearing protection unto one’s country, defending their people with great nationalism; it is used in any shape or form. Primarily, strategy now is focused onto military topics, much like ones devised during World War II. These strategies foreign countries, such as Germany and Japan, differ yet carry a resemblance in a way. The military strategies Japanese soldiers used were more efficient than the German’s. Not all strategies differ; Japanese and…

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    Military Teachers

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    Where are the Teachers Living on a military base present’s obstacles sometimes. One issue that seems common at most bases is the lack of help child care programs have. At Eielson Air Force Base, AK, the Child Development Center (CDC), Youth Center, and After School Program are all affected by the need of teachers. Since these programs are shorthanded, the waiting list to enroll your child can be long. These programs are put in place to help active duty and civil working parents. However; the…

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    The Military Language

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    The military language consists of the use of acronyms and jargon. This is the use of slang unknown to people that are not a part of a specific group who speak a specific language or "code". Although, military language has made an impact on the English language. "Informal military language reinforces a service member's primary identity as part of a group" (Chambers). Members can be grouped depending on what job they have or what area they work in. Each member is responsible for being familiar…

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