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    During World War One, many posters were hanged in order to encourage men to be enlisted into the army. One of the most famous poster published in July 6, 1916 was the “I want you” poster, which has a picture of Uncle Sam who symbolizes many important things during that time frame. This poster was directed to young men and to encourage them to join the army. This was a famous poster because it directed a message to all the people and it also contain many symbolizations and themes. Uncle Sam’s…

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    The Red Badge of courage starts off by introducing readers to the main character, a young man named Henry Flemmings. Henry, being an impulsive teenager, decides to enlist in the Union army in order to fight the south during the Civil War to prove that he is a strong and brave man. Throughout his training henry is eager to go into battle to prove himself, however this feeling does not last long once he is faced with the immediate danger of battle. During Henrys first battle he becomes very…

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    Experience teaches me that diversity strengthens both individuals and institutions. Diversity encompasses respect and acceptance that are defined by an appreciation of individuality, not merely toleration of differences. My service in the United States Army profoundly shapes my attitudes and guides my actions that support these values. During my fifteen years leading sol-diers from varied socio-economic, ethnic, linguistic, racial and national backgrounds, I have learned the inherent strength…

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    When signing up for the military you're not only fighting the battle overseas, you are fighting an even bigger battle when you get home. Such as medical and psychological injury. The United States government has to make taking caring of the military a priority by providing services for the veterans’ medical and psychological needs, their education so they can secure a job after the service, and additional medical help for the families of the veterans. Veterans have been developed with many…

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    Serve over 21 years of military service, seven years as a senior supervisor. Supervise train, and evaluate soldiers. Organize and maintain an efficient working environment. Account for valuable equipment without loss. Grant a Top Secret Clearance during service. Proficient with Microsoft applications, Department of the Army Regulations, Pams, and Forms; managerial and analytical skills. Organize and conduct monthly training to soldiers, ensuring proper use of equipment and ensure all standards…

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    The 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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    Aquatic Defense The United States has a few branches of the military. They all have important jobs that make them unique, but they also all have similarities. Two branches that are often debated are the Navy and the Coast Guard. The United States Navy and the United States Coast Guard have been said to be the same branches by some, and completely different by others. I found that the Navy and the Coast Guard are actually not too similar but both are very unique and important, although the Navy…

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    My sisters told me I was too weak and emotional to be a Soldier and that I was wasting my time. Instead of accepting their labels, I chose to take on the challenge and it has been the most rewarding 13 years of my life. I chose to become a Military Corrections Officer. As I challenged myself and completed basic training and Advance Individual Training I knew I wasn’t weak, I felt empowered. My first duty station was is Mannheim, Germany where I took advantage of the train systems and traveled…

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    Being held in the cruel conditions of a country in the midst of war, terrorist groups kidnap children and force them to fight for them. The children are trained to fight and kill for the terrorists. These child soldiers should be granted complete amnesty for their crimes. Child soldiers are given drugs and a false sense of security and safety. Then they are forced to kill and fight. They don't have a choice whether or not they want to be a soldier for they would be killed if they refused to…

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    Child soldiers a children who go into war with their country and many are in Africa's most dangerous places. Most child soldiers don't know what to do because they're either too young or don’t know anything about war or guns. Here we will see where most child soldiers are at and were in the world they are or what is happening now or before they joined. I support That they should not go on trial because its not really their fault, because they might of being forced or did not have someone to live…

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