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    energy needs. The Russian military is also one of the most powerful in the world. Reforms in 2008 meant that Russia was updating and and modernizing its military. With around 750,000 troops, and a the third largest military budget in the world Russia is a reinvigorated power. Russia also plans to increase their military budget in the coming years. Additionally with a stockpile of around 7,700 nuclear weapons the Russian Federation can blow the world to bits and still have Nuclear warheads to…

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    In unit 2 discussion 2, we are asked to select a health care organization and conduct an external environmental assessment using a framework or tool. The organization selected is the military Area Support Medical Company (ASMC). The external environmental assessment was conducted with the PEST concepts. PEST is an acronym for political, economic, social, and technological. The terminology represents the framework organizations use to evaluate the external factors that affects their business…

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    Hollywood Film Analysis

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    Should the U.S. Military use Hollywood Productions as Propaganda to Influence Young Generations? “Hollywood movies are the most efficient medium to reach the widest audience and shape the mindset of the American youth” (Zhakowa 3). This means that Hollywood productions have the power to change people’s minds. According to Oleg Zhakova, “the Department of Defense can provide support to a feature film if it benefits the military or is in the national interest. One of the four requirements to…

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    Military Innovation Response Draft Israel and the United States have common (word) regarding how some of the country’s greatest innovation has started from the military. The tour through the US Army Heritage and Education Center relayed the ideas and concepts about how the innovation in private sectors was originally derived from military or government funded projects such as the M4 Sherman Tank and the minicomputer. However, they are not identical in the aspect that when a war arises and the…

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    operations is an aspect of the business field that has been of great interest since my term served in the U.S. military. I was a Supply Noncommissioned Officer for a headquarter unit consisting of approximately three hundred soldiers. My job responsibility included the request, receipt, issue, and accountability of individual, organizational, installation, and expendable supplies and equipment; property accountability using the army’s state of art accounting and management system: Property Book…

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    Every military in the whole world has its expenses according to the task that they have to accomplish. The amount of the army costs depends on the size of the military and the objectives which they have set, including the goals and the time frame. The sensitivity of the task ahead of them also determines the size of the expenditures. In the countries where there is a lot of wars like in Nigeria, Afghanistan and among others, usually have huge expenses. The military of the United States of…

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    “ By the 20th century, military organizations confronted the problem of not only adapting to technological changes in peace time, but also the fact that war itself has inevitably turned up the speed of technological change”. The first Gulf War constitutes a turning point in the history of modern conflicts essentially because of the integration of technology into all levels of military operations. War was always been a declaration of hostility between two opposing groups clashed over a…

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    to their reliance on wireless technology. This shows that is a major security risk that has to be addressed before these cars are allowed onto public roads. The legality of putting a driverless car on the road with people is an issue that state and possibly national government will have to tackle as technology continues to evolve. There are unforeseen consequences, self-driving cars will have on the business and the job market. Lastly, it is unknown how the technology that was developed for…

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    Area 51, and it is a wide know idea. The Area 51 base has been shrouded in mystery, for many years. Aliens and alien technology are being kept at area 51. Because the base is top secret, they have photo evidence, and people claim they have seen UFO’s fly over it. There was a video posted on youtube ,of a UFO flying over Area 51. There is photo evidence of alien technology being tested at the base. Therefore, aliens and UFO’s are being kept inside Area 51.…

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    Beyond disbelief, the mental computer-generated program of VRET has become one of the latest technological advances in treating military service members and Veterans with PTSD. During the course of discussing of whether or not the mental computer-generated program is worth implementing its services for patients at the Rockford Veteran Affairs CBOC becomes a fundamental necessity. Greatly, a fundamental necessity not based on how much revenue the Rockford Veteran Affairs CBOC could possibly…

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