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    Before you are shipped to basic military training, you have to process through the Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS). This is where they examine you for any health defects or abnormalities that would disqualify you from service. While waiting in line to be checked by the doctor, a guy asked, “Hey man where…

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    Annotated Bibliography “Women in the Military.” Issues& Controversies. Infobase Learning, 6 June 2003. Web. July 12, 2016. This article expresses the supporting and opposing views of women in Combat. Supporters say that women are fully capable of being in combat, while the opposition is women in combat is less effective to the military because they are not as physically capable. This is overall a good source to use in the introduction because it gives both view points and basic information to…

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    I watched all of my dreams come crashing down around me on a cold, snowy day in December. I’ll start from the beginning. Since I was young I’d wanted to be in the military. My mother and father always told me stories of their time in the Pineville High School JROTC, (Junior Reserved Officer Training Corps, a type of military training for highschool students) and no matter how many times I heard them I listened raptly, fully engrossed in their tales of Drill Team competitions and bonds that…

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    Introduction Those who serve in our military are special individuals who can lead people into accomplishing the mission using McGregor’s Y Theory approach or his X Theory when it is time go into combat. These elite members have key characteristics instilled in them early in their careers that the private sector does not require. Being in the military means giving up some of your freedoms for the better good of others. Those who go through basic military training are torn down and then…

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    America’s military is looking for brave young people to help the nation stay strong and protect the values and traditions founding fathers helped establish. The benefits people receive from America’s military are highly valued. Three important benefits the military has to offer are monetary benefits, travel benefits, and experience benefits. The military offers many monetary benefits including a signing bonus, housing pay, and college pay. When men and women sign up for the military, they…

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    seek out revenge. Also, sexual harassment would be at an all time high in the military. Since the military is primarily a men’s field of work, they don’t get deployed to home often, therefore their hormones are very much so all over the place and they wouldn’t know how to handle themselves. Not all men, but certain men. In conclusion, women should be allowed in the military because women should be allowed in the military because for hundreds of thousands of years, they had to raise the…

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    manage change." This quote is inspiring to me because all my life I have dealt with constant change, and it has structured the person I am today. As a result of my family’s military background, I have learned the importance of adapting to different environments, financial stability, and trust. I have always lived the military life, my parents were enlisted in the Air Force for 23 years. During that time we were stationed at Lakenheath Air Force Base, England, where I was born and…

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    case called “United States v. Virginia.” Theodore B. Olson stated that by allowing women to participate alongside male it would cause interferences with the educational approach and it would be a cause of distractions for male students/cadets. This military school although they say it is not a form is discrimination in reality it is. Their argument said that women will have other opportunities and options in other schools and states and that women are emotionally unstable and their physical…

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    States and the officers themselves from this modern crime ridden world. First, what is militarization? Militarization has referred to gear, equipment, or even clothing, which is given to the police from the military at a discount. But, why do the police need equipment that is designed for military level combat? Well after seeing what happened in the Ferguson riots didn’t look so different from what happened in riots in other parts of the world. People throwing rocks, screaming, taunting the…

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    experiences in my life, but my experience joining the Air Force and completing Basic Training had the greatest impact. I did not take high school seriously, because I signed to join the Air Force in my junior year of high school. Since I knew where I was going, I did not feel the need to apply myself in all my classes. I did just enough to graduate high school. Then September came, the month I left to Basic Military Training. During this time, I was broken down from the person I was, and they…

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