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    REBUTTAL Military recruiters should target students, and by target, it means providing career information about the military who otherwise would not be considered. Students are distracted by all the technology that is constantly bombarding them with all kinds of choice. Some students feel overwhelmed by all the choice these days. Students from all walks of life are seeking their place in society and these same students are allowing other people to make their serious decision for them. These…

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    The Interview

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    of the 50,000 prisoners, it is recorded that 2,000 of them have missing limbs. In addition, 2,000 people die every year from malnutrition in this camp, and the great majority of these people are children. Children are known to live short lives in Camp 22. Compared to the women in the camps, the children might be considered lucky. Women in Camp 22 are raped very often. Every time this happens, the guard responsible for raping the women blames the women for what happened. Usually, the women are…

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    Sacrifice In The Military

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    want to arrive had. I had these same mornings at least three times before. Standing outside of his unit in the chilly morning air, I again had to witness and live through moments that so many of us in the military community are accustomed to seeing. As my soldier was saying goodbye to our children, I took a moment to look around to see other husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, even some brothers and sisters doing the same. There was laughing and joking, smiling and crying, but everyone felt a…

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    Ww2 Propaganda

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    During World War II, propaganda posters were a potent and successful instrument for influencing public opinion and mobilizing support for the military effort. These posters effectively promoted patriotism and solidarity among Americans by portraying the adversary in an unfavorable light and using a variety of strategies, including symbolism, emotional appeal, and persuasive language. Symbolism was one of the most frequently used tactics in World War II propaganda posters. Eagles, Uncle Sam, and…

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    Buggers in Ender’s Game plays a major part of the novel’s plot. The characters, setting and plot revolve around the ploy to develop children to become soldiers to kill the buggers when they attack. The paranoia is what makes the story revolve around a child named Ender Wiggin, who was allowed to survive because he was the perfect combination of his siblings, Peter and Valentine. Ender’s balanced personality is what will make him the perfect commander to kill off the buggers. What if the buggers…

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    For some, meeting someone at a bar, or on the street isn’t the easiest thing. Websites like eHarmony, Our Time, and Match have been created. Online dating use to be frowned upon, however over the past few years, online dating has lost much of its stigma because more and more people are realizing that it is a sufficient way to find someone like you. According to Aaron Smith and Monica Anderson from Pew Research…

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    Masculinity In War

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    When we think of the military and war essential components of international relations, we think of men as soldiers, men as protectors we consider war itself as violent as well as the men participating (Youngs, 2004, p.85). The military and nonconventional forces are therefore heavily masculinized. To understand why rape is used as a weapon of war, it also important to understand the context in which masculinity in militaries and armed forces develops but also understand the concept of hegemonic…

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    Both sides interred enemy aliens. Japanese resistance remained fierce. The Pacific War lasted until September 1, 1945, when Japan surrendered in response to the American atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, among the most controversial acts in military history. After the destruction of the Second World War, Japan was forced to rebuild as a nation. The Emperor saw the need to keep the cinemas open (the ones that still remained).…

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    The Siege of Alesia was one of the greatest victories in Julius Caesar’s military career. Outnumbering the Romans and awaiting reinforcements from other tribes in Gaul, Vercingetorix seemed ready to wipe out Caesar’s army all the while holed up in the town of Alesia. Yet with Caesar’s ingenuity, ruthlessness, and military genius, the siege ended with Vercingetorix’s surrender at Caesar’s feet. The ingenuity of Caesar shines through in the construction of two consecutive walls surrounding…

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    Another reason the American strategy has failed in Vietnam is the use of napalm bombs and Agent Orange. During the war between 1965-1972, U.S troops used a substance known as napalm. It’s a jelly-like substance that would stick and burn anything up to ten minutes used in flamethrowers or bombs. The effect of napalm is on human is unbearable and create the most painful and death for people. This tactic is usually used in the jungle or bushes where Vietcong are hidden. According to “Howard Zinn a…

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