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    Britain's Naval Mastery

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    The British navy, what was first thought to be a second line of defense during the Elizabethan era, after the 1640s, it was realistic to think of it as first line of defense. As Britain rise as a powerful navy, allowing England to flourish as a country as a whole, the question behind Britain’s motivation arises: What was the motivation behind Britain’s naval mastery during the seventeenth and eighteenth century? Different historians, such as Alfred T. Mahan, Roger Morriss, and Paul Kennedy, that…

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    environment. Satellites and cyber technology will be part of the design of the system. The U.S. military will be able to strike quickly and remain engaged for increased periods while additional forces move to the area of concern using the GSS system. Increased Naval and Air investments in submarines, ships, aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV’s) and unmanned underwater vehicles (UUV’s) is critical. The Navy and Air Force allows us to project power to areas of the world…

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    the Pacific. Just a short way from here is the Pearl Harbor Memorial Theater, where you watch a short film featuring real footage of the attack on Pearl Harbor. After brushing up your knowledge of this major event in US history, a quick ride on a Navy shuttle will take you to the USS Arizona Memorial. The memorial provides a serene place to pay your respects to the men for whom the battleship became the final resting place. Gaze down into the waters of the lagoon – the sunken giant lies right…

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    My Shadowing Experience

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    members for routine illness, but also worked closely with the psychologist to evaluate the Airmen pre- and post-deployment. I was glued to his hip as he treated conditions that I may never see in civilian life. Spending six years as an active duty US Navy Hospital Corpsman and the experience of taking the pre-requisites helped me define my path. I've worked with multidisciplinary teams to serve patients including being a part of the team that merged the Veteran's Administration and the…

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    Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941, a day that the Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. It was certainly “a day that will live in infamy.” (Roosevelt). The United States of America had never been attacked on its own soil during a time of peace. An examination of primary and secondary will reveal the historical importance of this American history. On Sunday, December 7, there was 6 aircraft carriers, 81 fighters, 135 dive bombers, 104 regular bombers, and 40 torpedo planes heading to Pearl…

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    hit about 8:40 A.M. An attack on Hawaii was impractical to most military leaders. The Japanese had failed the during the main attack. “Japanese’s mission was to pick off any American ships that survived the…

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    The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was the result of several major issues at the time. In 1941, the Japanese were doing things that the United States government did not approve of so president Roosevelt froze all Japanese assets in the United States which limited Japan’s ability to purchase the American supplies that they needed. The Japanese knew that the naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii was where the vast majority of the American fleet units were held and they intended to destroy them.…

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    Italy and Germany also declared war on the United States. After the Pearl Harbor Attack, Japan began a massive campaign throughout the Southeast Asia-Pacific region to seize territories (“Hiroshima”). The surprise attack on Pearl Harbor provoked a declaration of war by the United States Congress on the Empire of Japan. The United States felt it was necessary to strike back at Japan due to the attack on Pearl Harbor. For the next year the United States and Japan engaged in a series of naval…

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    Battle Of Midway

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    Pacific Ocean. The first Island captured by Japan was Indochina, including the French colonies of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. This is what made tensions rise between the US and Japanese forces and what started the Japanese’s fight against the United States. The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, but they also attacked "the Philippines, Wake Island, Guam, Malaya, Thailand, Shanghai and Midway" (www.historyplace.com). In the following days, Japan invaded Thailand, the Philippines…

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    The Attack on Pearl Harbor Christopher Hawley, Luke See, Brandon Binder Junior Division Group Website Student Composed Words: 923 Process Paper Word Count: We chose this project after talking about historic events and attacks that had to do with WWII. We started talking about attacks that had to do with America during the time. After some research we found the attack on Pearl Harbor. We were interested in the attack on Pearl Harbor because of the way it had affected America in future wars…

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