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    the oldest branch of the United States military. The Army was compiled of a bunch of volunteers that was ready to confront the British troops outside of Massachusetts. The Army was created to serve and protect the American people while defending the nation and for…

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    defend against the Soviet Invasion force and the Soviet backed DRA army. The entire force was composed of unpaid volunteers and less than 15% of the Mujahideen commanders had previous military experience, but the impact of those who were trained played a major role in providing military planning, issues, logistics, continuity, and gave the men minimal but vital training. The Mujahideen volunteers were composed of men from tribes that were affected by or against by the communist takeover of…

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    Patriotism During Ww2

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    emphasizing desperately that women's moral strength and support in the country. Since there is a special importance for women to be supportive of their men overseas. Women working from home found volunteer work and others by taking a "war job". Therefore, women replaced the male workforce in the military, civilian and in war industries. As a result, masses of women…

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    at the Wayne County fairgrounds. Jason Winkleman, who introduced both honorees, said Thompson, an Army veteran, “served a country that wasn’t quite ready for integration at the time.” The African-American overcame biases and racism to serve in the military and be active among the veteran community in Wooster for the past 50 years through American Legion Post 68. “He came home, and for the past 50 years he has made a difference,” Winkleman said. On the nomination form, Thompson was described as a…

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    The military draft, or conscription, has been used four times in American history during times of national and international conflict. Some people feel that the American government should reinstate the military draft. We should not reinstate the military draft because there is currently no need for a draft, the draft requirements are unfair and inconsistent, and those who are unwillingly drafted would demoralize the overall military with their lack of commitment and cause a break down of…

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    exempted from the draft or, in the unlucky case that their children are drafted, use their influence to get their children relatively safe postings far from the battle. By allowing the military to pay less to conscripts than it would need to pay to volunteers, the draft can reduce the budgetary outlay for a military of a given size, but many of the people who are drafted have higher opportunity costs than those of…

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    Mandatory Military Draft

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    peacetime and periods of conflict in order to fill the vacancies within the United States Armed Forces that could not be filled through voluntary means. And though the draft was ended when the United States Armed Forces transitioned to an all-volunteer military force the possibility of the US bringing conscription back is overwhelmingly high. Although, it may be possible that in critical conditions social conscription could be beneficial towards the health of a nation, the lack of moral conquest…

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    Heidar-Bozarg CHV20 March 24, 2015 The Importance of the Canadian Military The Canadian armed forces are one of the most significant matters to keep Canada safe when it fares to war, intruders, and all things that could possibly harm Canada. Without the Canadian military the entire country will have nobody to depend on, if someone wants to invade or take over the country. There are many different things Canada requires to stay safe and Canadian military did not exist and then Canada would not…

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    The Rhetorical Analysis of Frank Schaeffer’s “Military families” In his speech “Military Families” Frank schaeffer describes himself as a military father. His son is a corporal in the United States Marine Corps and was facing roadside bombs with the occasional random bullets in Afghanistan. Frank sent his two oldest kids to New York and Georgetown University when his youngest son was unexpectedly enlisted. “I wish we were still led by women and men who could honestly identify with “every…

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    of our military today, that’s about 200,000 ladies risking their lives for our country. (History) They have many jobs, such as nurses, gunners, and engineers. People have finally recognized the important roles women have in the military by allowing them to play a part in ground combat. The idea of women fighting alongside men is heavily debated. Some actions women personnel have displayed are too significant to be overlooked. Women have been playing crucial roles in the United States military…

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