Reconnaissance

The F-4 Phantom was the creation of some forward thinking individuals with-in the McDonnell Aircraft Company. In 1952, the company set out to conduct internal studies to determine which branch of the military would be the next, looking for a new airplane; their studies concluded that it would be the United States Navy (Hickman, Vietnam War: F-4 Phantom II, 2015). The predecessor to the F-4 Phantom II was the F-3H Demon. In 1953, McDonnell took the Demon and set out to improve on it to create…

Battalion and 7th Cavalry division which was led by Lieutenant Colonel Harold G. Moore. The 1st Battalion and the 7th Calvary were at the front of the war, as they fought the major battle of the entire Vietnam War. Moore's primary job was to conduct a reconnaissance in force in the area of Chu Pong. He was to assess several landing zones that would be strategically beneficial in locating the enemy. Moore chose LZ X-Ray that was near the base of the Chu Pong Massif. LZ X-Ray was surrounded by low…

Plan of Investigation The Vietnam War was a tough fought conflict for the United States Armed Forces and those in the Viet Cong [VC], (the National Liberation Front for South Vietnam [NLF] forces in South Vietnam [SV]). As members of the VC lost their lives in battle more and more started joining. The United States government realized it was necessary to bring down the leaders of the NLF in order to have a better chance at ending the war. This investigation will examine the CIA’s Phoenix…

arrangement with these moves will be one of the core achievement elements. As a consequence of a few unions or mergers, there will be another flood of office wanting to either repurpose or improve the effectiveness of existing structures. Malady reconnaissance and reporting – This has given a basic joint effort between the human services framework and legislative general wellbeing organizations. These organizations depend on therapeutic services suppliers to supply the information that is the…

During WWII, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt approved the development of the atomic bomb, a project that became known as the Manhattan Project, out of fear that the Nazis would try to build and use a nuclear weapon. After FDR’s death, President Truman inherited the most powerful weapon in the history of mankind and was left with the choice of using it or not. Undoubtedly, his decision changed the world in so many ways, and is largely thought and taught that dropping the atomic bombs on…

Terrorism has in the recent years turned out to be a significant threat to the human race. This menace impacts directly or indirectly on governments, individuals, organizations, economy and particularly vulnerable groups. The term terrorism refers to the utilization of brutality to scare a population or an administration thus influencing the political, ideological and religious change. Terrorism, as can be described in other words as psychological oppression, is a product of various populations…

protect their fatherland. Now who's in the right?" (Remarque 97). The characters Robert and Paul think about this idea constantly, such as the scene when Paul kills the French soldier, and when Robert gazes upon the fascists during his various reconnaissance measures. Even the words used to identify the opposing sides soldiers are dehumanizing. War would be too personal if, instead of deciding designations such as “fascists”, and “the French” to the opposing side, they were referred to as just…

One of the most important conflicts in the history of the United States, was actually one that involved no fighting. For the second half of the twentieth century, the United States and Russia were in a race to develop the most nuclear weapons and to spread their political beliefs around the world. This conflict is know as the Cold War. It could have been one of the deadliest and most world involved wars know to man, but thankfully there was no fighting between the two nations. However, there was…

Before General David Petraeus was brought into command of the Multi-National Force-Iraq (MNF-I), the War on Iraq seemed to be heading south. By the time President George W. Bush announced the surge policy in 2007, Iraq appeared to be slipping steadily towards chaos. Enemy attacks were growing in both number and sophistication. Something needed to be changed and fast. On January 10, 2007, President George W. Bush embraced a major tactical shift on the war in Iraq when he declared that the…

battlefield. With a top speed of 72mph and the ability of staying aloft for three hours, the typical British aircraft at that time weren’t much of use in combat Pg.2 first. (Ari Unikoski, 2009) It merely assisted the military by providing reconnaissance and minor harassment to the enemy troops. (2011) The airplanes would around in the enemies’ skies and determine their movements and take pictures; also, the airplanes were able to spot the enemies’ artilleries. (Chris Truemen, 2011) An…