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    The Coloured Veils of War In these short stories that stands vigil to the memories of one’s war, bonded by paper and ink. The themes of emotions and the surreal reality of death are common themes in these war stories, it's no different in the things they carried by Tim O’brien. In this book, the author covers a vast array of themes and subjects thought out his Experiences in the war. In this collage of stories a common theme starts to form, that of truth and all the forms it takes. A theme…

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    “Arms” can mean anywhere from a handheld gun, rifle, machine gun, grenade launcher, and flamethrower, to name a few. When the Constitution was made, grenade launchers, flamethrowers, and machine guns did not exist. Fortunately, the Supreme Court has decided, that only certain types of firearms are to be owned. This then means, that people’s rights are…

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    In response to the D-Day Invasion, Germany has sent an all out offensive campaign through the Ardennes forest. Many believe this is a final all or nothing effort, in an attempt to overpower the Allied forces and overtake their supply stations. Running low on supplies, the Germans have a hail-mary effort to control ours, knowing if they cannot then the war will be over. The Germans have surrounded a town of Bastogne, which contains several trapped units of the US Army, including the 101st…

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    and make it a home defense gun. It could even be converted and become an AR-15 chambered in .22 long rifle; this weapon is clearly adaptable to any situation that the end times can throw at you. Another incredibly modular weapon is the MP-5. If you could get your hands on an SD mod, you would have an almost undetectable spy-like weapon. Perhaps even more rare than an SD mod is an underbarrel grenade launcher, get a hold of one of these babies, and make it rain zombie guts. Another highly…

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    At first, they tried throwing grenades at each other or shooting with rifles and pistols. This didn't work very well. Pilots soon found that the best way to shoot down an enemy plane was with a mounted machine gun. However, if the machine gun was mounted at the front of the plane, the propeller would get…

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    slightly altered to make the movie more compelling or easier to understand. While the key facts like the horrors of war, how difficult it was being a conscientious objector was, and how Desmond was almost thrown out of the Army because he wouldn’t fire a rifle are all real; details about the trial or his personal life aren’t all fully true. Still, the movie kept very close to what heroics Desmond Doss accomplished on Hacksaw Ridge, and showed how one man can change the course of a…

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    Melvin Louis Brown was born February 2, 1931 in the small northeastern borough of Mahaffey, Pennsylvania. Melvin was born to Edward and Rhonda Brown, and was one of their ten children. Melvin was the second youngest of four boys, with six sisters of varying ages, one of which, Martha, who died at a very young age. As a boy growing up in Mahaffey his hobbies were typical of what one might expect from someone growing up in a town with a population of less than 700. Melvin was a lover of all…

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    O'Brien uses personification to describe the way in which Lavender carried "unweighted fear" (1179). Fear is not something that can be weighed such as a "standard M-16 gas-operated assault rifle" or an "M-79 grenade launcher" (1179). This undeniably displays the pressure that the war had on the soldiers. The act of the soldiers carrying fear shows that they are just boys. The things they carry come to symbolize the fear they bear. "20 pounds of ammunition…

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    When reading both Gourevitch’s text about the effects of the Rwandan genocide and reading Bana’s letter where he expresses how he takes responsibility for his crimes, both readings reveal ideas of responsibility and complicity. Gourevitch explains the way poor Hutus were responsible for the killings during the genocide. However, the financiers in high power were accomplices for ordering them. Bana’s letter conveys how only he and his colleagues took full responsibility of their crime without…

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    Full Battle Analysis of the Conflict at Chipyong-Ni Throughout the history of the world, there have been conflicts between countries and their neighbors. Many of these conflicts have resulted in wars that have raged on across borders and homelands. Some of the most defining battles throughout our world history have taken place overseas in foreign land where the enemy has the supreme advantage. One of the most decisive and important battles in the worlds history was the Battle of Chipyong-Ni.…

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