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    As five thousand boats made their way across the chopping morning water of the South Pacific Ocean. Around 200‚000 thousand soldiers in all made there way to a small beach the French called Omaha Beach. Each and every soldiers trained for this specifically battle specifically. They were told that few would make it out alive‚ but they had no idea what lied ahead. They didn’t know that they were about to fight in one of the bloodiest battles in any war ever. One soldier who fought on omaha beach‚ John

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    the Japanese had a very strong will to become the biggest race of the pacific‚ but china was a major threat to their success during this time. During the 1930s‚ the capital of China was Nanking and which made it a good move on the Japanese side‚ to attack the capital so that they could weaken the Chinese government. According to Chang‚ in December 1937 there was an invasion that extended to almost eight weeks. The Nipponese army of japan brutally tortured and murdered the Nanking people who then could

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    Australia‚ and enlarge the Japanese empire defensive ring. The defence of Port Moresby was critical to victory in the South Pacific and to the defence of Australia. Had Port Moresby fallen‚ it would have left northern Australia more vulnerable to attack. Singapore and Rabaul had already fallen‚ and the Japanese troops were getting much closer. Over the period of a year or more‚ Darwin and northern parts of Australia experienced periodic bombings from the Japanese. Code-breakers were the biggest

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    “The explosion of the U.S.S. Maine caused the United States to invade Cuba in 1898.” On February 16th‚ 1898‚ the U.S.S Maine was bombed and destroyed‚ killing more than 250 people that were onboard. The press flooded the newspapers with headlines reading‚ ‘DESTRUCTION OF THE WAR SHIP MAINE WAS THE WORK OF AN ENEMY’ (words coming from Assistant Secretary Roosevelt) and ‘NAVAL OFFICERS THINK THE MAINE WAS DESTROYED BY A SPANISH MINE’ (New York Journal). Most of the information was coming from eyewitnesses

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    Psychological Operations (PSYOP)‚ or currently known as Military Information Support Operations (MISO)‚ are “planned operations to convey selected information and indicators to foreign audiences to influence their emotions‚ motives‚ objective reasoning‚ and ultimately the behavior of foreign governments‚ organizations‚ groups‚ and individuals in a manner favorable to the originator’s objectives. ” In other words‚ PSYOP uses a variety of information mediums to influence a target audience (foreign

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    militaristic‚ playing with objects that promoted violence‚ and were taught that Japan is to be a supreme power and that all others were inferior. Japanese culture dictated how Japanese soldiers were to act‚ leading to honor suicides and kamikaze attacks. There were few Japanese POWs during the war because the majority would kill themselves before being captured. Japanese viewed Americans as weak and immoral because they did not follow the same honor code. The Japanese dehumanized Americans just as

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    As already proven in previous explanation‚ Japan’s military capability is way below China’s. Logically‚ Japan would shy away from any open war against China who is the third military strongest country in the world. However‚ there are two main deciding factors whether there would be an open war between China and Japan. Those are how strained China and Japan political relations over conflicts such as Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands dispute and whether Japan’s Pacifist Constitution would be ratified or not

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    colony had its own militaries consisting of a small permanent force and volunteers‚ but they all relied on the British navy to periodically patrol the vast Australian coastline. Increasingly‚ people feared the Australian colonies could be vulnerable to attack from nations such as Germany‚ France and Russia who had already colonised parts of the Pacific. Australia’s position as a sparsely-populated

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    On the morning of 16 Jan 1991 images of precision strikes targeting Saddam Hussein’s Baathist regime ‚ brought the employment of airpower to the forefront of global consciousness . Concurrent with images of the attacks‚ the world’s media were broadcasting press briefings lauding the ‘revolutionary’ achievements of ‘surgical strikes’ conducted by F-117A Fighters; a capability that had only been publically acknowledged for the first time a year earlier . The aim of this essay is to penetrate the

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    Lindisfarne monastery‚ the Northmen had arrived. This attack marked the beginning of the Viking Age‚ an era of raids that shook the western world until its end at the battle of Hastings in 1066. These Northmen arrived and promptly the “heathen miserably destroyed God’s church by rapine and slaughter .” It is important to note that the Vikings had an oral tradition and no known sources exist depicting events from their perspective. “We see the attack through the eyes of the victims‚ who spread the word

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