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    Association of Legal Assistants (NALA), paralegals gain their knowledge and understanding of the legal system “through formal education, training, and experience” (NALA, 2015). Paralegals play a vital role in the civilian world as well as the United States military. Although the roles are very similar, there are some important differences in the scope of responsibility and education required for both classes of paralegals. Paralegals perform a variety of administrative tasks in support of…

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    Joining The Army

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    greatest honor any person could ever have. Not everyone is able to join the military due to medical issues, education levels, credit problems, or even criminal backgrounds or other issues. Living the military life style is a unique and demanding way of living; even though it can be quite fun and eventful at the same time. There are many changes that every Soldier and their families go through during the course of the military. Whether you are a single Soldier, married Soldier, or a single…

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    Essay On Military Career

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    Military, a person who is serving for their country in some way, is a career I wish to pursue because, Military will pay for my college so I will be getting a good education, I will get to travel places I have never been to, and I will obtain a good salary. I have family members that are serving for our country. When one of my family comes home, he knows that I have been interested in going into the service since he started coming home and talking about it. In the military I want to be a…

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    because I would be allowed to my own property. I would always feel safe because of our strong and powerful military. I would also have more authority at home when the men are training or away at war. I would rather live in Sparta as a girl then in Athens because I would always feel safe because of their army, get an education, have more independence, and authority when men are away training or at war. One reason Sparta is so appealing to me is because…

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    better place for everyone and certainly Thurlow Craggs is a hero. Seargent Thurlow Craggs is a Vietnam War veteran who believed that serving in the military is all about making sacrifices in a person’s life for the good of the nation and its citizens. Growing up in a military family helped him understand the challenges involved in serving in the military and this prepared him for his service. Serving in the United States armed forces helped shape him into a better person overall. His experiences…

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    animals in order to understand basic anatomy and physiology, as many humane non-animal teaching methods, such as computer models and sophisticated simulators, are available. 2.4 Universities, Veterinary and Medical Schools When it comes to higher education, many institutions have very different policies in place concerning the use of animals for teaching purposes. For example, many veterinary schools they choose not to source animals specifically for invasive surgery practice or…

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    Women In Ancient Sparta

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    militaristic backgrounds. Sparta is considered one of the major military powers in ancient societies. Spartan culture was centred on obedience and cultivation to the states military service. Spartan boys were introduced into rigorous, Iniquitous and exhausting training, at a very young age. Women of Sparta, although not active in the military, engaged in many forms of physical training, unlike most women of the ancient world. Education for both women and men was crucial in ancient Sparta. Body…

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    National military service mandatory for young adults is vary in different countries, where it is on voluntary basis in the US. No doubt, conscription consist of numerous pro and con on either the society and each individual so whether or not set the national military service mandatory is always a big argument in many countries. In this essay, benefit and drawback of national military service would be demonstrate. National military service bring direct impact on the society in ways of…

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    1. This paper argues that the U.S. should cease training foreign armies in the Middle East. The United States (U.S.) State Department funds a program called International Military Training and Education (IMET).1 The program’s purpose is to benefit “U.S. national security and foreign policy objectives, by helping allies and partners improve their defense capabilities and enhance their ability to participate in missions alongside U.S. forces.”2 Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001,…

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    inSocial Work Podcast- Wounded Bonds: Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual (GLB) Military Service Members and Veterans gave great insight on the LGBT military community and how we as social workers can better serve them. Dr. Lisa Butler conduct an interview with Dr. Michael Pelts and Dr. David Albright to discussed their review of the social work profession’s literature, implication for social work education and practice, and the training needed by social workers to effectively serve this population.…

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