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    notifying President Franklin Roosevelt about the possibility of a nuclear bomb that could incinerate millions of citizens. I was informed about the newest discoveries in fission and how uranium might be used to build devastating bombs in July 1939. I instantly realized that Adolf Hitler would be absolutely unstoppable with atomic bombs. I was horrified and immediately wrote a letter to President Roosevelt in 1939, warning of possible German nuclear weapons search and proposing that the United…

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    The film Charlie Wilson's War happens from 1979 to 1989 and recounts the narrative of how the greatest incognito operation in America happened. Charlie Wilson, a Texas congressman, who, with help, raised the required funds needed to give Afghanistan weapons that could help toss out the attacking Soviet Union powers. The movie is based on a true story and adheres to the facts and reasonably depicts the main character, Charlie Wilson, and the occasions that led to the independency of Afghanistan.…

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    In Steve Martin’s piece of writing, “The Death of My Father,” Martin expresses little to know loving affection. Martin and his father did not express their love to one another in words, but in actions. “During my teenage years, there was little said to me that was not criticism.” (1) Martin’s father would criticize him because he wanted a child that would be everything that he wanted to be. Love can be expressed in multiple ways and Martin’s father simply did it by teaching Steve Martin what to…

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    1960's Military Weapons

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    The advancements of two types of vehicles and a weapon. During the 1960’s military weapons, transportation, and techniques were all upgraded. All throughout the 1960’s the military was advancing in air transportation one of them was the P-3 Orion. The aircraft is easily recognizable by its distinctive tail stinger or "MAD Boom", used for the magnetic detection of submarines”(warrior lodge.com). “The U.S. Navy's remaining P-3C aircraft will eventually be replaced by the Boeing P-8A…

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    dictator.” North Korea wants to take over the world of the world, but the U.S. and many other countries are preventing this, so North Korea threatens a nuclear attack. North Korea is a threat to the U.S. and the rest of the world because they keep themselves isolated, they’re willing to hurt anyone in order to maintain control and, North Korea own Nuclear weapons. To begin, North Korea keeps themselves isolated from the rest of the world. Jiro Ishimaru says,“A barbed wire fence has been…

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    NAUTILUS

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    of the world's first ever nuclear powered submarine/ship began on December 12th of 1951. 18 months of construction the NAUTILUS was finally launched on January 21, 1954. September 30, 1954 the NAUTILUS became the first commissioned nuclear powered ship in the United States Navy. On the morning of January 17, 1955 the first Commanding Officer, Commander Eugene P. Wilkinson, ordered all lines to cast off and signal the memorable and historic message, "Underway On Nuclear Power." Over the next…

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    1984 Present Day Essay

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    Since ancient times humanity has utilized the act of surveillance to either to protect itself or provide strategic advantages in war. Throughout time this tactic has served well in warfare but it has been shown more in George Orwell novel 1984. He portrays the extremist point of view that would have affected the present day, which it does. While he exaggerates the fact of technology taking advantage of the ability to record and monitor its user, his predictions still hold some truth during…

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    The title of the story comes from the first line of the Sara Teasdale poem selected by the house to be read aloud. What do the poem and the story have in common? How are they different? Support your answer with details from both the poem and story. In the story, “There Will Come Soft Rains,” written by, “Ray Bradbury,” the story talks about an empty house where an tragic event killed many people. The animals was doing regular things without knowing that there was a war going on. Even…

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    The Soviet Union believed that by having the nuclear weapons 90 miles off the coast of American territory it would serve as a balancing act due to American’s storing nuclear weapons in Turkey. The tension between the Soviet Union and America grew so large, it became known as the closest the world has ever been to a nuclear war. Cuba is arguably the most problematic area during the Cold War due to the unrest felt between the two main…

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    Iraq Mission Analysis

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    The Missions During the Surge in Iraq Many units across the military forces conducted different types of missions during the surge in Iraq. Alpha Company 3rd Battalion 8th Cavalry Regiment had the distinct pleasure of conducting operations via air, land, and sea. The diversity of our Army depends heavily on the tenacity of our leaders and Soldiers. Here are some of the most memorable missions I conducted as the Platoon Sergeant for white platoon (2nd platoon) in Alpha Company. Air Insertion…

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