Military veterans' affairs

Accountability is the lifeblood of the United States Army. It is the first step in every activity and the foundation for every unit and organization. This vital concept takes many forms, ranging from property accountability to personal accountability to personnel accountability. This paper will discuss the importance of personnel accountability in the Army, especially for Army Leaders. Personnel accountability is the duty of every Army Leader at all times. It ensures that a unit is serving at…

This is because advances in military technology over time naturally led to the changes in battle tactics, as clearly demonstrated by the vast differences in warfare between the American Revolution and WWI. Despite the existence of some similarities between styles of warfare over time, between 1775 and 1914, the advances in military technology eventually led to vast differences in how war was fought as seen through the comparison…

working women during World War II. During World War II, the United States government printed up a propaganda poster that is famously known as “Rosie The Riveter.” World War II was the most significant period of change for American women in employment, military service, and style. Industry saw the greatest increase in the female workforce because fewer men were available for the work that still needed to be done. World War II gave many women the opportunity to work outside the home for the first…

Bonaparte was arguably one of the best rulers France has ever had. Napoleon Bonaparte, also known as Napoleon I, was a great military genius and political revolutionary of France. He made many changes for France and made it able to function after the Revolution. But he also got a lot of his success from the French Revolution. It made it very easy for him to rise up the ranks of the military, gain supporters, and take over France. There was so many problems that the government of France could not…

Scratch Beginnings: Question Six Response The physical transformation Adam undertook throughout the duration of his journey is over, but he demonstrates how his life has been forever changed because of his encounters. After a year Shepard begins to write an Epilogue, in which he does a self-reflection and his time spent in Charleston, South Carolina. In his writing he acknowledges the fact that he has exceeded his own material expectations: the operable automobile, furnished apartment, $2,500…

life. I think this has to do with me being a laid-back kind of person. I am very proud to have gone through basic training and the job training for the Army, I feel that this has made me who I am. Since I pretty much only have experience from the military my values that I have are from that experience. These values are loyalty, duty, respect, selfless-service, honor, integrity, and…

soldiers get scared in The Red Badge of Courage, but learning that others are scared to fight brings Henry a new found drive in fighting: hate. He hates the enemy, he wants to fight, and Henry aims to win. Courage can always be found in the strangest for these soldiers whether in letters or a photo because this is the reality that drives them to return home. Courage is not always an easy thing to come by, especially in war, and Crane does an amazing job depicting this in the realest sense…

to if you are thinking about the military. “Why is this so?” Well women are now able to be in combat. Even though America is a free country, and women should be able to have their own rights, I believe that women should not be permitted into combat. There are several concepts I would like to talk about in this paper. The first issue is women’s ability to do certain things. As you may know, one must pass many courses in basic training to be in any of the military forces. Since…

author’s name is Stephanie Gaskell. This article talks about an attack that took place at the U.S. Combat Outpost on October 3rd. “The combat outpost was under heavy fire. One soldier was dead, many more were wounded.” (1) Combat outpost is a U.S. military base in eastern Afghanistan. Unfortunately, before this specific attack was over, 8 more soldiers had been killed. (1) During this attack even commanders started losing hope in such an unpredictable event. “[The troop commander] said that if…

I am here! As a Military Science Instructor, I am here to motivate, to engage, to teach, and help the cadets along the way. I will introduce the cadets to leadership skills, drill and ceremonies, inspections, customs and courtesies, and Army traditions. These helps the cadet succeed in the future. I train, coach, and mentor my cadets in what we call the 21st Century Soldiers Competencies. I bring my enthusiasm for the military into the classroom environment, while showing them how it is relevant…