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    Drones Technology Cons

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    Recently, the citizens of the United States have been introduced to a new technology called unmanned aerial vehicles also known as drones. This technology has become one of the utmost popular military equipment in the 21st century. According to Noel Sharkey, “battlefield robots may not change the character of war but they will change the way that wars are fought” (1). Drones have been playing a major role in the U.S. military and from the looks of it, it seems that this role will only expand.…

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    Civil Support Teams

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    radiological sources or an accidental spill or release. Highly skilled Army and Air National Guard Active Guard Reserve (AGR) personnel make up every Civil Support Team with a total of 14 different military occupational specialties. Although each team is funded by the federal government, to include training, equipment and sustainment, Civil Support Teams operate under state control and can be employed as a state asset…

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    M320 Drones

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    batteries which help it fly during the night. This is why the Zephyr can stay in the air for so long, it doesn't continuously need fuel like other drones. This drone can fly up to 250 miles above the ground and can be controlled from any United States military base around the world. Even without being operated, the Zephyr can fly itself. The Zephyr is programmed so that it can launch from the United States, complete its surveillance mission within weeks, and then land in Afghanistan at a United…

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    mines, ballistic missiles, or asymmetric threats, missions/operations, technologies alter drastically. They require new capabilities for naval vessels. Modularity provides necessary quality attributes, reduced operational downtime, reduced shipbuilding costs, decreased construction time and many more military benefits that minimize the challenges faced. This study examines Modular Ship Designs within the resiliency context. Military benefits of modular fashion are detailed since naval forces can…

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    Jonathan Zittrain in the “The Case for Kill Switches in Military Weaponry” tells us “if they can save even one innocent life at the end of a deactivated U.S. barrel, including the lives of our own soldiers, kill switches are worth a serious look.” He presented his point of view with kill switches and gave us facts. Then stating facts telling the reader pros and cons. Zittrain even put a picture of the tank he mentioned to give the reader a better sense of what was being mentioned. Jonathan…

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    respond in such events and as such need to be equipped to close in and eliminate the enemy if a terrorist attack were to occur. The idea being that with the best equipment and tactical training would enable…

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    Technology Career Exploration Assignment: Find Information for 3 Technology Careers Make a copy of the document: name it Technology Careers Take the STEM career survey List results below in the red area above the tables. Use the links above to explore careers. Fill in the chart below with the required information. Once your chart is complete, create a Google Presentation to show your potential careers. Name it “Technology Careers” Later you will include videos and pictures related to the…

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    CVT And VRET Analysis

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    computer-generated program of VRET assist in treating diagnosed-PTSD military service members and Veterans by establishing a virtual reality- Based on military service members and Veterans wartime traumatic experiences. However, a fundamental that the CVT and VRET have in common are that even though both technologies demonstrate different purposes; the CVT and VRET accomplishes the ongoing mission of providing effective treatments and services to military service members of yesterday and today.…

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    Canada's Role In Ww1

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    the army is just not an option for young generation anymore and the seniors members of the army are retiring every day. Few reasons Canadian army fails to recruit more people is their lack of benefits, low salary and not properly functioning equipment. Military people are under paid for the service they…

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    countries to require their citizens to serve in the military? Many countries place an obligation on every young person to serve in the military. This is a policy the United States should enact since it has many benefits for the military and the individual, although some deem it to be unconstitutional. After graduating high school, two years of military service should be mandatory for young adults in the United States. First and foremost, the military promotes responsibility and mental strength…

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