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    exceptions often tend to exist in even the strictest of environments. This would lead some to believe that the rules can sometimes not apply to them or their actions. In the military especially, however, it is not in the hands of people without authority to adhere to their directives; it is imperative for the proper cohesion of a military unit and the effectiveness of the team dynamic. It is due to this that, in spite of the perceived nature of some rules, the rules completely apply to everyone…

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    deployed in Afghanistan has watch duty. A more challenging charge with the recent escalation of suicide bombings. Command is having issues quelling a problem which has claimed the lives of 83 soldiers and the limbs of another 21. Terrorists would convince children, young boys and girls, to strap bombs to their bodies, then explode them amongst a cluster of troops or the nearby military base. The effectiveness such a tactic had in claiming lives as well as on its impact on troop psyche seemed to…

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    Women's Roles In Ww1

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    enemies. Machine guns as well as automatic rifles are still used today during combat. Women in the War Women's roles in WW1 were quite important. The Navy as well as the U.S Army formed a nursing corps that allowed women to serve part time in the military. Over 21,000 women joined the…

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    Troop Leading Procedure

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    spirit of the men who follow and of the man who leads that gains the victory. (General George S. Patton) When Junior Soldiers think about command, typically the thought process is to assume sergeant fist classes, higher enlisted and officers. However, the command team can involve members of any rank depending on mission needs. Every mission, should have a good command team with excellent communication skills that possess the ability to listen to one another during any stressful situation. All…

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    Armed Conflict Case Study

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    | | |[pic]Human rights exist only as a result of the proper discipline of military forces.…

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    World War II, felt a calling to fight for his country. The government indoctrinated its citizens with a strong sense of nationalism from an early age. They instilled a sense of military supremacy that played a key role in how military men fought in World War II. Thousands of Japanese men alike lined up to enlist in the military, those selected were proud, while others felt that they were failures to their country. Yutaka, like many others, eagerly joined the Navy to pursue his dream of honoring…

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    Technology Throughout history, technology always plays an important role of deciding the outcome of a battle. Statistically the forces who is better equipped and has better technology emerges victorious. In the case of the Bay of Pigs Operation, all signs point to Castro’s force being superior in comparison to the invading CEF. Castro’s force possess tanks, jet aircraft, and superior soviet bloc weaponry. Despite these considerations, the CEF possess adequate weaponry, close air support, and…

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    Being a military officer shoulders a responsibility like no other. You are equal parts leader and manager, bearing a burden that requires you to always be your best. It is a position of great honor, requiring that you not only live your service’s core values; you must also personify them for your seniors and subordinates because compromising these values is not an option. It will be my responsibility to make the most of my team’s unique talents, as I will have to be able to bring out the best in…

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    the military are the key to making a country a good country. Throughout military history, studies are now showing that war is the number 1 reason why countries have a good or bad reputation today. The U.S. has always had the best military in the world besides the vietnamese war. History speaks for itself and history usually predicts the future, just like back in when the Civil war happened. General Ulysses S. Grant happened to win the war for the Union Army. Before the Generals in the military…

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    I am here! As a Military Science Instructor, I am here to motivate, to engage, to teach, and help the cadets along the way. I will introduce the cadets to leadership skills, drill and ceremonies, inspections, customs and courtesies, and Army traditions. These helps the cadet succeed in the future. I train, coach, and mentor my cadets in what we call the 21st Century Soldiers Competencies. I bring my enthusiasm for the military into the classroom environment, while showing them how it is relevant…

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