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    matters of their contributions, capabilities, and reciprocity. At the last count, there were more or less fifty thousand homeless veterans in the United States today. A minor subsection of veterans, as a whole, is females. In general, the women of the military have a tendency to slide under the radar for much of their careers, and especially when it comes to things going awry, or circumstances that may make their situations much more difficult than they need to be. Women in the armed forces are…

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    Canadian Armed Forces. However, upon delving deeper into the organization’s past and current testimonies, it is clearly the opposite. Anybody that doesn’t fit the ideal image of a military hero: white, male, straight and preferably Christian can expect harassment. For instance, members of the LGBTQ were discharged from the military because of non-accurate beliefs regarding their sexual orientation or gender choice . Racial minorities are not immune to this either, with both personnel and…

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    The Spartan society revolved around the military: this was its greatest strength and weakness. Unfortunately, The Spartans made it their duty to conquer all neighboring civilizations: forcing them into slavery. Consequently, this meant that they had economic chaos, because they were so driven to seek power. Therefore, they had a oligarchy government. The Spartans did not believe in retreating, when in battle; they looked at as a sign of weakness. The Spartans entire civilization was centered…

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    Somalia has always been a land of clan’s. Each clan conducts its own society under its own views of the law. In northern Somalia, the clan is trying to setup a society under one law and a representative government. In southern Somalia, there is still chaos. If the American Army must go to Somalia, this could cause problems for them. The people of Somalia has lived in the state of chaos, violence and anarchy for decades. The reason for this was the rivalry between the major clans of the area…

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    the modern Soldier, and its importance to the missions of the 21st century. Instant willing obedience to orders will always be a necessity in the military, but the leaders of tomorrow both Non-Commissioned Officers and Officers must also be able to demonstrate their care and concern for Soldiers as well as their respect for individuals. The modern military leader must be able to move fluidly between the authoritarian and egalitarian leadership style. Authoritarian Leadership The authoritarian…

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    CONVALESCENCE THROUGH READING Over fifteen million Americans served in the United States military during World War 2. But fewer than a million American soldiers experienced actual battle. Consequently, the average soldier not engaged in battle would endure day to day activities that often consisted dull, repetitive duties. On the other hand, a soldier in the infantry was much more likely to encounter serious combat and would experience many perils that would subject these young men to horrors…

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    strike capabilities which is an extremely useful piece of military hardware. Our US military and other military forces have been starting to expand the usage of drones due to their obvious advantages and by removing any potential physical danger aimed to the pilot. This paper explores the advantages and disadvantages of drone warfare and the ramifications that may occur if the U.S. does not utilize current drone technology. The economic, ethical, political, and futuristic aspects of drone…

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    Military families often times experience different types and multiple stressors and trauma throughout their lifetimes. At times these different situations and stressors can be positive or negative (Lester & Flake, 2013). However, either with either type of…

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    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 that diversity imparts. When I became an Army officer, I joined one of the most successfully integrated organizations in the United States. The first…

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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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