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    process of trying to solve resolved an intractable issue that it might not be resolved by communication or negotiation techniques because they involve different conflicting values and beliefs (Cahn, D., &. Abigail, R. A, 2014, p. 297). Is the United States the world police? In general, when discussing politics in the office it’ll often cause a conflict because everyone has a different view…

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    significant impact on the mental health of military members. United States military mental health professionals have attempted to bring the occurrences mental health disorders under control while at the same time maintaining a fit and ready fighting force. These attempts at minimizing the impact of physiological disorders include counseling, screenings and early intervention (Pols and Oak, 2007). Despite the collective actions of the Unites States military and the Veterans Health Administration…

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    Red, white, and blue are the colors of the United States of America. Within the nation there is a courageous group of men and women protecting those colors and everything those colors represent. 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,…

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    United States of America, land of the free. Our entire country’s history is based on people who fought for what they believed in, who fought for freedom. One of the main reasons that we won the revolutionary war, is because everyone in what was to become the United States of America, fought as one, everyone took their share, and fought together. Taking part in the military teaches individuals how to stand up for not only themselves but also for others and what they believe in. It also helps to…

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    In August of 2008 the late Christopher Hitchens wrote an essay published in Vanity Fair that was titled “Believe Me, It’s Torture”. This essay was unique because of its strange pairing of content and audience. Christopher Hitchens had decided to put a fairly controversial political essay in a magazine that targets women, covers fashion and pop culture, and typically steers away from politics entirely. This shows that his intended audience was the average adult woman in america. Christopher…

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    has many benefits along with many drawbacks. We are all able to join the military, however the choice comes down to you. It is relatively important that we are educated on the matter of joining the military and both the good things and bad things that result from that. The majority of us know of the main benefits and drawbacks, but there are some that most of us are uneducated on. There are many benefits to joining the military, but the preference on what best suits you is more of a personal…

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    Income Inequality

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    Is it okay that the “lowest ranking soldiers in the U.S. military earn $8.86 an hour, while some fast food workers have been demanding $15 an hour to flip burgers” (Straub, 2014)? The average American makes $55,000.00, even though the most “a soldier can make in general is $35,000.00” (Army, 2014). The people who protect the country are making less than the people they are protecting. Is that right? Men and women risking their lives to protect those who pay them barely anything. If anything…

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    the higher the levels of compliance. The reason behind why soldiers fight will greatly determine their passion to achieve victory. Everyone fights for protection of their friends and family. However what the soldiers contract for changes from one state to another. There may be events that inspire soldiers to enlist, such as 9/11 in America. Voluntary enlistment…

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    any given day, where you can be shipped to any given place in the world at any time, or where they are forced to create a will at the age of 18 or 19. Many young men across this country sign up for a minimum of a 4 year contract to join the United States military. In my opinion they are the bravest people in the country and rightfully so. They have to leave their loved ones to protect us from all enemies foreign and domestic. I had the pleasure of interviewing three of my friends who are serving…

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    Tour Of Duty Essay

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    Through the use of informative knowledge of the current GI bill, a straight forward tone, and large amount of emotional and ethical appeal they were able to thoroughly persuade me in just how useful a year of military service could be to any U.S. citizen. The author could have used more of a logical approach as to just how helpful this could be however this did not affect my view point what the author did that hurt was mention to early the costs of such a massive…

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