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    Sun Tzu War Summary

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    brief background of a strategic thinker: Birth name : Sun Wu Courtesy name : Sun Tzu Name means : Master sun Born : 544 BC Birth place : State of Qi, Shandong Province, China Death : 496 BC Best known for : The Art of War - Had strong interest in military and became a soldier. - Gained reputation as a good leader of soldiers. - Led the State of Wu to many victories including the capture of the Chu capital city of Ying.  Main points of his/her strategic thought: - Doctrines: 1. Prepare suit…

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    I was 18 years old when I saw my favorite uncle in his uniform. I could see how much respect he got and how strong of a man he was and I wanted that for myself. I asked him how I could become strong like he was. He said to me, it’s not going to be an easy job. I would have to leave my family, friends and everything behind to fight for my country Saudi Arabia. The first thing I needed was talk with a recruiter. He tried to make me see how difficult this walk was going to be. I believed the hard…

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    Science and technology has immensely benefitted Mesopotamian society through the innovations in the fields of military, writing, and medicine; Mesopotamians advanced military with the invention of the iron scale armour, increasing the protection of Mesopotamian soldiers and citizens and the chances of a victory, writing with the invention of cuneiform, giving the Mesopotamians the means to document records and allowing the government to regulate the society with more organization and efficiency,…

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    tiny or small places. Women have the mental and physical abilities to fight in combat. To join the military it should be based on your skills and not your gender. Women have a steady hand to aim at your target. Men do not have steady hands. Women have steady hands so you o not have to use a lot of ammo to hit your target. If you hit your target without using lots of ammo you could save the military some money on buying ammo. You can use that ammo on another target. If you run out of ammo…

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    Modern Society Modern society has no true definition. Some might argue that it is defined by a certain style or music, or by how we do things today but when you look at how our modern society has changed over the years, you will be shocked at how often it changes and what it changes into. For example when we read Ambush by Tim O’Brien, modern society consisted mostly of just young men joining the army and fighting for our country, even if it wasn't something the young men pictured…

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    Mongol Military Tactics

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    Mongol army during the 1300s was due to the way that they integrated psychology, deception, intelligence, and efficiency into their battle tactics. Their strategies, which were considered quite remarkable for their time, have been employed by many militaries since the Mongol conquests. This is what the influence of the Golden Horde is attributed to. The unique strategies used will be one of their longest lasting legacies and have and will be used by many generations to come. There was a lot…

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    Non-Commissioned Officers are the backbone of the Marine Corps. They are the vital link in ensuring Marines under their charge are trained, and exceed proficiency in the occupational specialty. Marine non-commissioned officers provide and assist their Marines in professional development, they enforce the physical and mental standards in junior Marines through small unit leadership. Non-Commissioned Officers are responsible for their men and their actions, and the Marine non-commissioned officer…

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    Valley Forge Dbq Analysis

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    Valley Forge: Would You Quit? Fights turn into battles, and battles turn into wars. This is exactly why I am here at Valley Forge during the American Revolution of 1777 and 1778 (Roden 141). My enlistment is almost up and I need to make a decision to a question that might determine whether I live or die: should I stay at Valley Forge, or leave. Everyone is trying to tell me to leave before I die, but I have already made up my mind.I have decided to stay and fight for my soon-to-be country…

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    Being A Mature Adult Throughout the novel, The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane, the main character Henry (young soldier) faces the struggle to prove his courage to himself and the others in his regiment. He was is a young man that left his farm and mother, thinking that he should be doing more with his life. So he enlisted in the Union army. One thing Henry doesn’t expect from the war is the fear that comes with it and the courage it takes. Henry is constantly fighting his inner…

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    A soldier is mainly kept to be able to protect his or her nation from its enemies and be able to ensure that peace prevails. For a given individual to be granted the name soldier, he or she has to undergo various training test and taught several skills taught at the various training camps. However, an unknown factor is what these soldiers have to be able to endure at the various stages in their training history and also after the wars the soldier is exposed to. Death, stress, and mental…

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