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    very beginning of history, conflicts over food, territory, riches, power, and prestige have been an almost constant recurrence. Indeed, much of what is written in human history is simply a history of warfare. The world that we know today, from the states that we live in to the technology that we use daily, has been greatly shaped by violent struggle.” This ties into human rights violation in countries that has poverty, high percentages of poor education, corrupt governments, and lack of…

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    The Army has grown to understand the value of professionalism at all levels of the organization. The Profession of Arms has certified experts ready to defend and protect the United States. One of these professions is the Human Resource Sergeant that displays professionalism, knowledge, and is ready to fight during conflicts. He/she is willing to be a subordinate of the American people as well as those appointed in government. The Profession of Arms indicates that the best understanding of…

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    In “A Horseman in the Sky”, traditional morality is severely destroyed by the war. Carter Druse, a Virginian teenager, objects to his family’s beliefs and joins the Union Army. Throughout the story, feelings of insanity about patriotic duty and family obedience overflow his mind. Holding nothing back in battle, Druse has no choice but to fire towards the enemy, tragically striking his father, who is a Confederate spy. In…

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    most important event that against slavery. It has created a controversial topic how the soldiers have such motivation to join in the war between the nations. There are so many senses that serve as motivation for soldiers in the Union and Confederate Armies. In my perspective, duty has played a significant role in this Civil War. Duty could be understood as a legal obligation for everyone living in a country when they are in need. Duty is explained in detail in “For Causes and Comrades: Why men…

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    Dick Couch writes a thought-provoking book, A Tactical Ethic: Moral Conduct in the Insurgent Battlespace, which details a growing problem in the United States military, i.e. maintaining ethical and moral behavior on and off-duty. His supporting arguments are society emphasizes behavior not conducive to promoting positive ethical behavior, malignant personalities in the ranks spreading negative behavior, and the ambiguity of the asymmetric warfare fought today. He provides anecdotal evidence…

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    The armed services consists of four main branches: the army, navy, marine corps, and the coast guard. These are all branches that help protect our country from harm. Unfortunately, these military force groups have the same problem as well as any other work force. You might say that it’s disorganized, or it may be that we have too much or too little in the force. It could be either of those issues at hand, but one of our main issues today is allowing homosexuals to join our military. Many…

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    Ethical Dilemma In Platon

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    despite their crimes or report them so they may face justice. The question is not solely based in loyalty, as reporting his peers also poses a risk to his own safety. Despite the potential consequences, it is imperative that soldiers adhere to the Army values and fight for an ethical outcome. To those who have never served…

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    setting. Currently, the United States Army is invested in various operations throughout the world. In order to maximize the intent of the mission goal(s), leaders at every level must understand their environment both tactically and culturally. Effective communication is critical as it will serve as foundation for success. Applying soft skills will assist leaders and their subordinates in accomplishing their tasks as well as serve a positive representative of the United States of America.…

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    Military Working Dog Essay

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    imposing regulations of the military's edicts. The military also has regulations that ensure the recovery and care of injured or retired Military Working Dogs.This care is primarily provided by the Veterinary Division of the United States. The Veterinary Division consist of four U.S. Army Veterinary Corps officers with advanced training, one civilian veterinarian specializing in animal behavior, ten animal care specialists and three animal behavior technicians. However, in the event of emergency…

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    The Vietnam War lasted from 1954-1943. The United States suffered thousands of deaths and countless injured soldiers. Unless a person is involved in the war, the ability to understand the pain the soldiers suffer is tough. The Things They Carried written by war veteran Tim O’Brien, provides the reader with a taste of war through his fictional stories. O’Brien writes stories dealing with the constant shame that hangs over soldiers heads. Shame is a painful feeling of humiliation or distress…

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