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    Iwo Jima Research Paper

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    Jima‚ which means Sulfur Island‚ was very important as an air base for fighter escorts making long-range bombing missions against Japan - (First paragraph of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz). The tiny island had taken America over one month to take. The Marines lost 6‚891 men killed and 18‚070 wounded. Out of the 22‚000 Japanese soldiers on the island‚ only 212 were taken prisoners. Although it was a long battle‚ the U.S.A. prevailed on March 26‚ 1945. Just south of Japan lies a small but critical island

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    Sterling Robertson

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    A Tribute to a Mentor Sergeant Robertson‚ Sterling SNCOA Mentoring Marines SSGT Chaidez 12 March 2013 My Mentor that stands out in my mind is Staff Sergeant Barbara of MCCS (Marine Corps Community Services). Staff Sergeant Barbara has inspired me in many ways as well as motivated me to be a better and harder working Marine. He knew what it takes to make a warehouse great. I was only able to work with him for just over a Month which makes what I learned in such a short period time so

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    Armed Forces

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    four branches of the armed forces: Marines‚ Navy‚ Air Force and the Army. Each branch differs in what they do. The Marines are first in line in battle and have the most difficult boot camp out of the four branches. If for example‚ you go through Army boot camp and decided to switch to the Marines‚ then you would have to do the Marines boot camp as well. But if you undergo Marine boot camp and decide to switch to any other branch‚ you can do so with ease. Marines are considered to be the “expendable”

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    German Disposition at Omaha Beach - enemy beach defenses; deliberate defense. Terrain: HIgh cliffs with open beach front. American Doctrine: Pre-landing Bombing or Bombardment with Naval Gunfire and overwhelming fire support from all sources. (US Experience in Central Pacific) ^ Amphibious British Doctrine: Amphibious operations. Tactical surprise under the cover of darkness - limiting effects of enemy fire.--lessens casualties‚ and allows you to attack in high defense (British experience

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    they were treated by the white men. The book develops into the story of how the main character accepted his role in World War II as a Code Talker. The role of the main character and other Navajo young men contributed to the success of the United States Marines winning the war. Kii Yazhi is the main character in “Code Talker”. In the beginning of the story‚ he is a six year old boy on a Navajo reservation. He likes to explore and looks up to the elders in his clan. Even though he is actually

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    Cas Cultural Issues

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    to air power is far different from that of the Marine Corps. The Marines train their ground and air units to fight as a combined arms team. Their airmen see their sole mission as assuring the survival and success of Marines on the ground. Their forward air controllers (FACs) are all Marine pilots‚ who may also be assigned to ground units. In contrast‚ the Army has no counterpart to the Marine air-ground task force. Air Force A-10 pilots‚ like Marine airmen‚ consider their sole mission to be assuring

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    Drug Use in Vietname

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    with the South Vietnamese civilians and soldiers (Brush). In 1963‚ soldiers started using marijuana during the advisory period of the war. This was the earliest noted time of drug use in the Vietnam War and began before the widespread use in the United States. As its popularity grew‚ Congressional investigations began. In 1967 an investigation by congress revealed 16 instances of marijuana use inside the

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    Operation Red Wings

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    regional Islamic fundamentalist prominence. He and his small group were among the primary targets of the operation. The operation was conceived by the 2nd Battalion of the 3rd Marine Regiment (2/3) of the U.S. Marine Corps based on an operational model developed by 2/3’s sister battalion‚ the 3rd Battalion of the 3rd Marine Regiment (3/3) which had preceded the 2nd Battalion in their combat deployment. It utilized special operations forces (SOF) units and assets‚ including members of the U.S. Navy

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    brutally cold seventeen days‚ the men of the 1st Marine Division battled their way through the Chosin Reservoir in one of the most important interactions of the entire conflict with North Korea. On the 27th of November‚ 1950‚ the twelve thousand United States Marines who were making their way north to Korea’s Yalu River were suddenly attacked by a Chinese force of approximately five times their size. Already handicapped by their lack of numbers‚ the Marines were facing a second enemy as well: the deadly

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    Afghan

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    (Weekend Australian‚ 2005) Plot: The novel is set in Antarctica‚ where an United States ice station has made an amazing discovery. A team of United States marines are sent to the station to secure this discovery for their country. Led by Lieutenant Shane Schofield‚ the marines secure the station and send for reinforcements. At the station he finds several French scientists have arrived‚ and several more come after the marines’ arrival. The French reveal themselves as soldiers and a fight

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