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    As the global hegemony, the United States has both a great deal of power and plenty of responsibility. The United States is recognized all throughout the world as its superpower and it has legitimacy to back it up. Even if we were in a decline from being the global hegemony, no other country comes close to our GDP. Many suggest that China is the next hegemony and that they will be the next authority, but no one can really tell by just using raw data alone. As we discussed the debate of what…

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    strongest allies was notably missing. The Japanese, refrained by their strict interpretation of their constitution, refused to participate in any use of force in the region. Instead Japan’s powerful Self-Defense Forces (SDF), the fourth highest-funded military in the world , went to nonviolent regions of Iraq to participate in humanitarian relief efforts . Additionally, these Japanese troops required foreign troops, mostly Australian, to protect them during these operations and the Japanese…

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    When we think of controversial leaders, Adolf Hitler is the first name to pop up in people’s minds. Although most of those people don’t realize it, Hitler got most of his military techniques and ideas from another man in history. Napoleon Bonaparte was the mastermind behind all of the military tactics that have been used for generations before Hitler, and they are still used today. There are plenty of differences in the two leaders and the way that they lead, but most of the similarities are too…

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    The world is not perfect. People experience death, torture, and poverty. They cry for help, yet the people who are in need are children. Around the world, children are forced to kill innocent people. Children become tools of destruction not of their own will. In fact, the civil war occurring in South Sudan not only consists of battles between armed men and rebels, but the war also involves around the use of child soldiers ("Terrifying Lives of Child Soldiers [analysis]”). Child soldiers are…

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    Samurai Death In Japan

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    were taken and imperial aggression revived samurai military traditions ("World War II (1939–1945)"). The value of death before dishonor and contempt for defeat motivated soldiers to ruthlessly defend Japan (Deal). During October of 1944 towards the closing stages of WWII, the Japanese launched suicide missions as a desperate measure, and a large majority of young men voluntarily joined in this piece of the fight…

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    Military Downfall

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    on the battlefields, in the skies, or even in the sea. What could have happened to the powerhouse with the strongest military in the world? Because of weakening foreign relations, decreases in the protection of America, and the negative effects on the families of those who serve in the military, budget cuts in the military should be stopped. Although many believe that the military already has enough money, more funding should be given to necessary programs. Our country has been fighting over…

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    the symptoms seen throughout Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson’s life were able to shine a positive light on his life. Not only did his symptoms of Asperger’s syndrome make him unique, some of his symptoms helped him to become one of the most successful military leaders of the United States. Jackson’s symptoms of Asperger’s syndrome included strange behaviors and relationships, obsessions over certain activities, and extreme determination and focus. Thomas Jackson’s symptoms of Asperger’s syndrome…

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    My decision to return to school was based on life after the military. Although I had no interest to go back to school, it was time to jump back in and receive my Associates Degree. Many of my Soldiers were going through Excelsior, and one of my Non-Commissioned Officers swore by Excelsior, which he provided excellent feedback about the College and the programs it had to offer. Along, with the credits applied toward my military education and the ease of the online portal it was a no brainer. Once…

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    Leadership In The Army

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    skills are displayed by a good demeanor and a multitude of moral actions. Leaders take pride in their selves and of the best interest of the organization they serve. Mentors set examples others aspire to emulate (Economy, n.d.). An Army leader with military bearing project a professionalism. “Commanding presence, a professional image of authority. A professional presents a decent appearance because it commands respect” (Headquarters, Department of the Army, 2015). First impressions are…

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    Now, women pms every month, it’s a fact. They require extra medical supplies such as pills to keep them in peak condition. Women also require to shower more with more water. More taxes for you, pile them on. There is no reason to have women in the military. They would hinder the effectiveness of the platoons either by slowing them down, requiring aid from others, or even getting pregnant before deployment in order to avoid deployment. The rates of rape within the Marines would increase as would…

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