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    exception‚ China has been considered by the world as little more than a footnote to the history of the nuclear era. However‚ in recent years the pace and scope of China’s military transformation has been seen to have increased significantly. In the current climate‚ it is now a fact that China is increasingly modernising its military‚ and this‚ in conjunction with China’s rising economic power‚ is new to history. Following from this‚ many countries and leaders are no longer hesitant to promulgate their

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    because of the long-term cost associated with benefits to service members‚ and accommodation for them. There is also the cost of training troops a cost that is not present with contractors. The exact saving cost associated with hiring contractors is difficult to determine. There is also no cost benefit analysis indicating

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    Are the rewards of joining the military worth it? There are numerous benefits to joining the military‚ such as free college tuition and free retirement after twenty years of service. Although‚ there is also many downsides to enlisting‚ including symptoms of PTSD‚ depression and anxiety. For instance‚ according to 9 Reasons Not To Join The United States Military. There are so many things wrong with the military‚ it being very unethical the way their soldiers are treated. Most of the time they care

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    Stress in Military Recruiting Mr. Don Lockhart dlockhart@devry.edu MGMT 591-Leadership and Organizational Behavior Dr. Anthony Spivey 20 July 2012 Introduction The Indiana Army National Guard was officially established in 1846 in support of the Mexican-American War and has been present at every military engagement since. There are three primary units that make up the Indiana Army National Guard: the 38th Infantry Division‚ the 219th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade‚ and the 76th Infantry

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    Military Funeral Protest

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    Military Funeral Protest Fight in High Court WASHINGTON – Supreme Court justices on Wednesday pondered the vexing question of whether the father of a dead Marine should win his lawsuit against a fundamentalist church group that picketed his son’s funeral. Westboro Church protest at military funerals because church members say God is angry at America for its general acceptance of homosexuality‚ and protesting at military funerals and many believe it an effective way to draw attention

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    There are many things that I fear about joining the military and that might happen to me and affect my life in many horrible ways and forms. I know all of the things that could happen to me and I am afraid that they will. However I know that I will never die‚ as nothing will be able to stop me from seeing those who I love and wish to be with. Even with these thoughts in mind‚ I will never stop attempting to join the military and serve those who I wish to keep safe. The first thing that

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    suffering from PTSD is affected. The family members also have to learn to deal with the effects that this disorder has on their loved one. What resources are available to help these family members learn to understand and cope with this disorder? As a military spouse‚ I see the effects that PTSD can have on families each and every day. The individual who is suffering from this disorder is often not the same person that they were prior to experiencing the traumatic events that caused the PTSD to manifest

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    Roles of a military leader

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    Roles of a military leader Military leadership is the process of influencing others to accomplish the mission by providing purpose‚ direction‚ and motivation. Command is the authority a person in the military service lawfully exercises over subordinates by virtue of his rank and assignment or position. The basic responsibilities of a leader are: Accomplishment of the mission and the welfare of the soldiers. The most fundamental and important organizational technique used by military is the chain

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    Capital Management The development of all labor-related issues that impact a firm’s strategic and operational objectives‚ including: the employment of people; the development of resources; and the utilization‚ maintenance‚ and compensation of their services aligned with the job and organizational requirements. Today‚ the HCM discipline is more critical than perhaps ever before. Adequately managing every facet of talent and labor requires a detailed examination of all segments of the workforce against

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    A Code of Conduct as described by Collins (2012) defines ones behaviors in relation to given situations. For the military‚ the Code of Conduct was established as a result of the gruesome conditions that prisoners of war were faced with during the Korean War. The standards outlined in the Code of Conduct were the standards developed to guide Soldiers while in combat

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