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    Military Draft Essay

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    to fight for their country? The United States is a country that had to join together to fight for its freedom, and that is what makes the U.S. such a great country. Their countries heritage is where most of the patriotism among citizens comes from. The United States had to fight in a war with Britain in order to win their independence. In this war there was a draft, which means that every person who was in a certain age group had to enlist in the army and defend their country because it was…

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    to move out of my parents’ home. Finding the standard retail job, I joined so many young men and women that face life after high school. With no direction I looked toward military service. Joining the military was by far the wisest thing I could have done. Young men and women all across America are finding…

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    The integration of women into the military ranks have added to the strength and diversity of our military. Women can bring in a different perspective to problem solving and new approaches to military situations. Consequently, there are still those that believe the United States military will not maintain its status of a super power due to the integration of women into the combat positions. The United States public on a whole have not supported the position that women will adversely affect the…

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    Women's Role In Ww2 Essay

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    Lizzy Blinsmon Mrs. Greenlee English III – Period 2 1st December, 2016 Roles of Women During World War II The status of women has drastically changed pertaining to war throughout history. Women have played an important role in the armed forces. Without them, the help would have not been available to keep the others alive during combat and they would have not been as prepared. Women have gone from not being able to even serve in the armed forces to establishing their own groups and organizations…

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    estimated cost of the Canadian military was estimated to be over fourteen billion dollars. The day after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on New York, President George W. Bush was asked to pledge for Canada’s support to capture members of the Islamist group responsible and to dismantle their training camps(the canadian encyclopedia n.p). On October 7, 2001, Prime minister Jean Chretien announced Canada’s participation in the mission in…

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    The government enabled the military regime to act violently against civilians of Latin America. Centrist officers were supporting the miltary coup. “Despite variations in structure and personnel, all were coalitions of military officers, technocratic administration, and old-line politicians” (Skidmore 337). Besides the military, the other administrators and…

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    Selective Military Draft

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    ages 18-45 to register for military involvement. Ultimately, it inspired a patriotic attitude and an honorable image making it very successful (Wikipedia). Today, they no longer require a draft because people volunteer to serve. The US army has changed the lives of Americans. I have seen this first hand in my brother. He was a high school dropout, had affiliations with gangs, and was into drugs. Now he is a Battalion Battle Captain in the US army, with 6 years of military experience, and degrees…

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    front lines in the military weakens fighting forces, makes them less efficient, a opposes God’s intention for women. From a larger perspective women weaken forces simply less than ideal physiology for combat. No one can deny that women as a majority are weaker than men. Army PFT test even recognizes this fact by allowing women to pass with lower standards then men. On Military.com the chart for Army Basic Training PFT requires men to be able to do at least 35 pushups and women to be able to do…

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    Women have served in the U.S. military for generations yet they never had the chance to participate in direct combat-related jobs. As women in the U.S. military move into more combat-related jobs, the question remains whether this is a good idea. As of January 24, 2013, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta removed the military’s ban on woman serving in combat roles and on December 3, 2015, Secretary of Defense Ash Crater proceeded with Panetta’s request and completed this process (“Pentagon Says…

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    by Barbara Ehrenreich and Arlie Russell Hochschild tell how many immigrant women are leaving their home countries at alarming rates to take on domestic jobs elsewhere. “The Globetrotting Sneaker” by Cynthia Enloe is about how many companies benefit from globalization, and use it as a tool to dehumanize and mistreat women in foreign countries. Lastly, “Fort Bragg: Command” by Jefferey McGowan details how biased the military was, and still is, against homosexuals, especially during the “Don’t…

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