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    Women in Military

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    complete successfully. For example‚ in army medical corps‚ the main missions are to treat‚ recover and take care of soldiers. Those tasks are appropriate for women‚ who are patient‚ thoughtful and friendly. For some dangerous missions‚ such as spy‚ women usually have a flexible way to adapt the circumstance. Secondly‚ women can comply the rules in military better than men do. Female soldiers usually show perfect discipline in the rules‚ missions or plans in army‚ and they will try their best to complete

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    Alexander the Great

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    “great” as they say he was. But in my opinion I have more than enough information to state he was indeed classified as a great warrior and man. First of all he was an outstanding leader‚ nobody can compare to his leadership. Not only he would lead his armies’ constant victories‚ but he would always fight side by side with his men‚ would feel the same wounds and cuts as his men. In Fact‚ he was the last great commander to take this risk. Alexander the Great was a great military strategist and planner.

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    the game‚ demonstrating there popular demand. Not only are there games fit for console systems but they have also war games downloadable for computers. However‚ what people don’t know is that these games are no longer just for entertainment‚ but the Army uses these games to help recruit more individuals. Recently‚ the military has successfully used these video games to recruit young soldiers and has been succeeding in doing so. War video games are being used as a recruitment tool because it will show

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    Military Discipline

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    Military Discipline 1. General. The word discipline comes from the Latin word disciplīna which means "to instruct". Discipline is a specific form of instruction which develops self-control‚ character‚ and efficiency. Military discipline is that mental attitude and state of training which renders obedience instinctive under all conditions. It is founded upon respect for‚ and loyalty to properly constituted authority. While it is developed primarily by military drill‚ every feature of military life

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    The Drummer Boy Analysis

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    Joby‚ the drummer boy‚ thinks he is not an important part of the war. He wants to be a soldier and have a gun but the general changes his mind by telling him how important he is to the army. And how‚ if the general were to die‚ he would be the general. After hearing this‚ Joby realizes how important he is to the army. Thus‚ becoming a proud drummer boy. In the story‚ there are symbols of hope‚ fatherhood‚ and strength. A symbol is something with a hidden meaning. In Bradbury’s story there are the drummer

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    Respect Towards an NCO

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    communication then we are less vulnerable to attack. (1) Army leadership begins with character‚ the values and attributes that shape what the leader must BE. Army leaders must demonstrate exemplary conduct in their professional and personal lives. They adopt and internalize the Army Values and develop the requisite mental‚ physical‚ and emotional attributes of a warrior. Additionally‚ the ambiguous nature of the operational environment requires Army leaders to know themselves and deal with circumstances

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    leading to a solidified position for years to come mandated in law. More About a century before the celebration of the Fourth Lateran Council‚ Bishop Ivo of Charters laid out in great detail the canonical responsibilities of military chaplains in the armies of the West‚ including both their moral and sacramental duties. [2] Their role became even more prominent as governments saw the need for chaplains to do much more. Chaplains would also fast‚ have intercessory prayer for soldiers‚ and sing psalms

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    Battle Buddy Essay

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    last and certainly not tleast line of the Warrior Ethos explains the key to the Battle Buddy System. “I will never leave a fallen comrade” is the very basis of Army Regulation/TRADOC Polcy Letter #14: The Battle Buddy System. We ‚as soldiers‚ need to understand that if we leave behind our Battle Buddies‚ then how can we call ourselves Army soldiers? “ Teamwork makes the Dreamwork” as some individuals say means that by never leaving behind a comrade ‚ they ‚in turn‚ will leave us behind to be successful

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    The Causes of World War I

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    Another cause of WWI was the build up of militaries. From 1890-1914‚ every countries army had doubled‚ making each country stronger and more competitive. (C) Countries with weak armies couldn’t compete against England who had the strongest of them all. (D) The more money spent on each army; the more they are ready and willing to fight. (C) The constant build up of armies caused tension between countries and former weak armies wanted to take down stronger ones that had defeated them before. The final cause

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    Women participated in the American Revolution in many different ways both to help with the war effort and to undermine the war effort. They sewed for the army‚ boycotted goods from England‚ made weapons and ammo‚ were camp followers‚ fought disguised as men in battles‚ were spies for either side‚ and ran the farms while their husbands were away. The war allowed women to fulfill new roles and explore their own political beliefs and to act upon those beliefs. A majority of the women involved in

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