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    Understanding Rules of Engagement Understanding Rules of Engagement The art of war has rules that are in place to insure that even in war‚ discipline is maintained. The Rules of Engagement (ROE) work well when each level adheres to the specific details assigned to them. The ROE also works well when the two opposing sides are equally matched. Understanding the ROE is key to understanding what went on during the war in Viet Nam. Each level of military combat has a responsibility and a role

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    Rules of Engagement (ROE) are rules or directives to military forces (including individuals) that define the circumstances‚ conditions‚ degree‚ and manner in which the use of force‚ or actions which might be construed as provocative‚ may be applied. They provide authorization for and/or limits on‚ among other things‚ the use of force and the employment of certain specific capabilities. Rules of Engagement do not normally dictate how a result is to be achieved but will indicate what measures may be

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    Rules of Military Engagement Walzer’s sliding scale of justice in warfare can be described as a way to justify normally prohibited actions. One of Walzers arguments is that violations of just war conduct in war have been justified in some historical circumstances when the moral emergency was high. One example of this is the bombing of Dresden because of the threat of Nazism’s victory would be a moral catastrophe and the British seemed in danger of losing the war. It would end the war sooner

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    Jordyn Granito Movie: Rules of Engagement (2000) Col. Terry Childers is a highly respected Marine Veteran with 30 years of service. He is viewed as a hero but after a mission gone wrong he starts to be viewed as a killer. Now he is trial for firing into a crowd that is said to be was firing at Childers and his team with the only real witness to this is dead. In the state’s eyes he has broken the rules of engagement. His lawyer being Col. Hayes Hodge‚ also a retired Marine Veteran. Much

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    The documentaries “Waco: Rules of Engagement” by William Gazecki and “Waco: A New Revelation” directed by Jason Van Vleet‚ brought informative understandings to the controversial conclusion that was beheld in the 1993 raid at the Waco compound in Waco‚ Texas. The Waco Raid resulted in grueling gun battle that lasted for almost three months‚ resulting in a questionable fire that killed and destroyed the Mount Carmel Center (Vleet). The controversial handling of this incident led to many political

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    exciting‚ your body was filled with adrenaline‚ now imagine that moment being drawn out over 4 or more years. This is how a soldiers term overseas feels‚ they are always on their toes‚ waiting for the next ambush or ever waiting for their next attack. They never know what is next and soldiers often say they have never felt as alive as they feel in a firefight. Often when soldiers return from war they find their life boring and uneventful‚ they feel like no one is there for them like they were 4 years

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    My name is Paul Meadlo and I was entering my 20’s when I was a soldier fighting in the Vietnam War alongside Lieutenant William Calley. When I was first forced into the selective service system‚ or draft‚ I expected this war to end within a year or so. However‚ I now have come to realize that I greatly underestimated the Vietcong as they are much stronger and smarter than we were in the jungles of Vietnam. As the years of fighting went on‚ every encounter with the Vietcong and the stress knowing

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    The Vietnam War is one of the most controversial wars that the United States ever fought in. The war was regarded by many as unnecessary and most of the public wanted no part in the war. The Vietnam War was one of the most deadly wars in United States history. The amount of people that died is insurmountable‚ and we will never forget those who gave there lives during combat. Many films were made to show the American public how gruesome and bloody the Vietnam War was. I believe one of the best films

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    now my Fiancée. We have yet to consummate this union………..My man is a Vietnam Veteran. He signed up with the Army at the age of eighteen in 1968 while searching for meaning in his life. For eighteen months‚ he was in the line of fire in Vietnam. After witnessing the atrocities of an unnecessary war‚ he completed his tour of duty and returned home. While working on his BA at the local Community College‚ he met with members of Vietnam Veterans Against the War‚ and joined them in the 1971 anti-war protests

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    paths‚ two choices‚ stay with the darkness of the stone or turn away and free myself from the battle inside. It is up to me to act‚ to make the variance. My own identity could have easily been listed on the overabundance of names listed‚ on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial wall. “I see the booby trap’s white flash.” (line 18) The observation of Andrew

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