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    standard, this Junior Sailor will believe that the standard does not matter and begin him on a slippery slope that could lead other juniors astray in the future. It is also my responsibility to teach Sailors the magnitude of their influence. It is not enough that I grasp mine, but to help others grasp theirs will ensure that a good example is set throughout the command. All too often charismatic Sailors regardless of rank are revered and emulated by both junior and senior Sailors. It is the…

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    despite what we may want to believe, it has shaped our country into what it is today. Marcus Rediker’s The Slave Ship: A Human History shows the people often seen on a slave ship and their roles in the horrific events that took place on it. Very few sailors joined a ship of their free will. Their immune systems gave little to no protection against the diseases on the West African Coast, making death a certainty on board the slave ship (244). If it…

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    Retention AWOCS Ramberg Orange 13 Senior Enlisted Academy Retention The United States Navy is losing good Sailors for multiple reasons. It is important for the Chiefs Mess to recognize the importance of retention, because our Sailors are the most essential asset that can affect the Navy’s overall mission. The purpose of this paper is to identify the retention problem, have a cause and effect discussion, and recommendations to change the retention issues within the United States Navy. Problem…

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    History Of Tattoos Essay

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    Tattoos: The History And The Present Tattoos are nothing new in America. Tattoos are everywhere from average teens and adults to famous celebrities. Simon Doonan, an author for slate.com, says, “According to the FDA, more than 45 million Americans are now tatted up.” That means roughly about twenty percent of Americans have at least one tattoo and the numbers just keep going up. Tattoos date back to fifteen thousand years ago, and they were not always used as art. They have been used in many…

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    captain, and how a sailor mourns the death. This sailor goes through some…

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    Americans as cultural rebels and delinquents. They openly defied American values and their customs. They openly defied American values and their customs. These are just few of the examples that started the zoot suit riots. I think that the sailors are mainly responsible…

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    Achill Island Book Report

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    wanted to be a sailor from a very young age ,but not every body agree. Every one said that sailors are only for boys not girls . O'Malley wanted to be it but she knowed its for boys not girls . So O'Malley thought in order to become a sailor she had to dress up as a boy so they could think that she was a boy so they can let her become a sailor .When her brothers and father heard the idea that O'Malley had they luaghed because they thought it woulden't work.But O'Milley went to become a sailor…

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    The Mariner Symbolism

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    The Mariner begins to tell his story, about how they were sailing near a foggy ice land , where an albatross appears in the sky. The Mariner decides to shoot it, and after he shot it, he explains how the atmosphere changes and how the sailors ran out of water.Towards the end of part two he writes, “The death-fires danced at night/The water, like a witches oils/Burnt green and blue and white/And some in dreams assured were/Of the spirit that plagued us so/Nine fathom deep he had followed us/From…

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    author’s purpose of writing this chapter is to reveal that a vast amount of Mexicans fought in World War II and how the role of Mexican women was changing. 2. The confrontation between Mexicans and sailors began on June 3, 1943 when a group of sailors were trying to pick up some Chicanas but allegedly the sailors were attacked by Mexicans. No one knows what really went on…

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    Egyptian Cults Essay

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    The diffusion of Egyptian cults in the Greek and Roman World Sources The Roman imperial fleet was one of the main gateways for diffusion of Egyptian cults into the Roman world, and both merchant and war fleets had significant role in that diffusion. One of the most important parts of the research of this diffusion is to determinate the groups of citizens who were involved in it. In order to do that we have to find the sources from Greek and Roman periods such as epigraphic inscriptions, literary…

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