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    Many people may wonder what are the advantages and disadvantages of the military robot? From my research i have discovered that there a lot of advantages for military robots. One of the advantages is that these robots can save several human’s lives. There are a several different types of robots that can be used to do many different tasks. Robots can be used in areas such as military, space, surgical field exploration, deep sea exploration, dangerous material handling, agriculture, and advanced…

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    This DBQ was about the Continental Army at Valley Forge during the Revolutionary war. The Patriot side of the revolution was was not going so good in the first two years of the war. Some of the men were deserting General Washington and going home because they believed that there was no point of living in miserable conditions when there was little hope of winning the war. General Washington decided to take the troops that he did have left to build a camp at a place called Valley Forge in the…

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    No person should be required to serve in the military. In America today,people are not required to serve. With our current way of doing recruiting soldiers ,the military is working properly. If we force people to serve,those people will lose some of their freedom. Furthermore,there is no honor in serving if it is not a choice. The military should only be altered if the alteration is an improvement. By forcing people to serve,the military will have workers who do not want to work. Workers…

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    becomes a little more brave but I would still consider Henry a coward because of his decision , thoughts, and his actions during is time in war. In this story Henry makes so many bad decisions, but one of the big ones he made was joining the army and not knowing much about it. When it started getting close to war Henry started becoming very scared. Henry starts to wish he was back at home. In the story on page 22 Henry says " He wished, without reserve, that he was at home again making…

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    More than two thousand men deserted Washington’s Army at Valley Forge, according to Document A. If I was a part of Washington’s Army, would I have been one of the hundreds to leave? After reading about the amount of sickness and death, the little amounts of food, and how poor the living conditions were, I made a decision. If I could, I would leave Valley Forge. Read the documents, and listen to me. Would you stay, or follow me and leave? A doctor at Valley Forge had a diary, and it told us what…

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    In our life, everyone carries different kinds of baggage which have different emotions, guilt, religion, pictures and also some special as well as sad memory. In the novel The Things They Carried, Tim O’Brien describes American soldiers who bear to take a physical and mental pain during the Vietnam war. Some soldiers have to carry emotional baggage after someone’s loss and some soldiers carry pictures of their loved ones, family or friends who die during the war. They also take different types…

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    Pericles goes so far, as to convince the grieving families and members of the crowd that they should be proud of their sons, and he glad that they died at an opportune moment, “They know that this at least is gain- to meet an honorable end (as they now have) and to grieve honorably (as you do) for those whose lives were cut off at the fortunate moment” (Wills 255). Both ancient Greek culture and modern American culture share this idea of indoctrinating the people to believe in the nobility of…

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    themselves for their country. “With diminished ranks, thinned by those thirty guns, which the Russians had laid with the most deadliest accuracy”, were the British light Brigade up against the Russian (Russell 89). They were totally outnumbered in both army men and weapons. An estimation of about 278 of the British Brigade men were killed or wounded. Even though bravery is a good characteristic, war is still…

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    Willard “I’m an American” illustrates the emphasis Coppola had on showcasing the dominance and impact media had on the war which consequently formed the anti-war protest against U.S. Militant troops in Vietnam. To illustrate irony inherit by the U.S. army as well as the power of darkness , Coppola uses a shot – reverse – shot of Colby (an American soldier who succumbed to the temptation of darkness) and Willard to showcase a this sense of connection between them, that the same brainwashed…

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    lieve is that sometimes it is necessary. Those who tend to believe such commonly agree on the thought that one side of the battlefront deserves it. This thought is often reflected in films, media, and other social mediums. While films claim to be anti-war, they subliminally invoke emotions that promote war. Kurt Vonnegut in Slaughterhouse Five gives his take on war being represented through a secondary medium. Vonnegut believes that war, despite its purpose should not be revered as the effects…

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