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    John F. Kennedy was a president that will never be forgotten. He was the man who stopped what could have been one of the deadliest wars without ever shooting a single bullet. He used his incredible persuasion skills to get the Soviets to take the missiles out of Cuba, saving the world from nuclear war. John F. Kennedy was born on May 29, 1917, in Brookline, Massachusetts. He was one of nine children. His dad, Joseph Kennedy, was born in 1888, and became extremely rich off of the stock market…

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    In Noam Chomsky’s, “Who Rules the World?” Chomsky addresses America’s hypocrisy in its role as a global superpower. Throughout the book, he brings to light how American actions don’t align with the values they try to enforce. As he considers the happenings of today’s world and the responsibilities of the intellectuals, Chomsky places himself among those devoted to a higher set of values, “the causes of freedom, justice, mercy, and peace.” Chomsky uses numerous historical references mixed with…

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    Enemies, threats such as anti-ship missiles, speed boats, submarines, shore-based cruise missiles, littoral threats, sea mines, ballistic missiles, or asymmetric threats, missions/operations, technologies alter drastically. They require new capabilities for naval vessels. Modularity provides necessary quality attributes, reduced operational downtime, reduced shipbuilding costs, decreased construction time and many more military benefits that minimize the challenges faced. This study examines…

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    NORAD Analysis

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    governments; they stopped Canadian Northwest Passage transits by the Polar Sea USCG and Manhattan SS during the Cold War. Nonetheless, the Arctic was monitored by NORAD continuous; both North America, Canadian, and American workers worked together in the air approaches. NORAD after the Cold War ended, continued to give control, and aerospace warning (Charron, 2015). Additionally, on January 1, 1947, the U.S. Pacific Command was developed as a unified command; it’s equally known as the largest…

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    image showed a select few bases without any baseball fields; these bases had soccer fields constructed instead. A CIA consultant noticed this and it raised questions in his mind as he observed, “Cubans play baseball, Russians play soccer.” The Cuban Missile Crisis was due to a chain of events involving the United States, Cuba, and the Soviet Union. Those events began with Fulgencio Batista becoming a dictator, Fidel Castro revolting against the…

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    this new aircraft with the new tanks to create an extremely effective and efficient style of war; blitzkrieg. Blitzkrieg, or lightning war, was when the Germans would attack a target with air force, and then move in with tanks and ground forces to take advantage of the disoriented enemies. This combination of new air and land technology lead to the destruction of many targets, and allowed for rapid military advancement. During the interwar years, and into the second world war, airplane…

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    LumiLor paint. These adapting of light are ongoing, just as the study of velocity and air density came from barrel rifling. Technology comes from the interactions of many things before it can fill a need or want. An example of barrel rifling technology adaptation is the suppressor. A device attached to the barrel to reduce the amount of noise and visible muzzle flash generated by the ignition, velocity and air density of the projectile coming out of it. This is to hide or conceal the shooter’s…

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    Why Do Military Use Drones

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    that "Small manned and unmanned aircraft have always been hard to find…it's hard to tell the difference in the radar cross section from that and other small airborne vehicles or even birds." (Ferdinando, par. 5). The project officer for Black Dart Air Force Major Scott Gregg said that drones can be purchased with ease online or at your local hobby shop (Ferdinando, par. 10). His mission at Black Dart is to stay one step ahead of the game (Ferdinando, par.…

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    CULTURE AWARENESS OF NORTH KOREA This essay will cover the cultural awareness of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is also known as North Korea. The U.S. Army defines culture as a “dynamic social system” containing the values, beliefs, behaviors, and norms of a “specific group, organization, society, or other collectively” learned shared, internalized, and changeable by all members of the society. Cultural is defined by Webster’s dictionary as the beliefs, customs, arts, etc., of a…

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    As the island was under the control of the hawaiian government and uncontrolled grazing of animals was occurring the US ordered the use of the island as a bombing range. Testing surface to air missiles, training many pilots, and naval crew, we could have possibly won that war because of the island. The US navy also detonated 500 tons of TNT called Operation Sailor's Hat. Furthermore leaving a huge crater in the cracking the underwater pocket…

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