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    Rise through Force: European Hegemony and the Military Revolution With the dawn of the second millennium (C.E.), the bulk of Europe existed as a relative backwater and there was little foreseeable evidence that this fragmented conglomerate of fiefdoms would eventually surge forth to control a better part of the known and unknown world. But surge forth it did, and by the twentieth-century the West , for better or worse, had come to dominate and influence societies around the globe. As the…

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    Child Soldier Imagine that you are a young boy or girl and instead of going straight home like your parents instructed you, you stayed out to play a game with some friends. During your activities you notice some strange armed men approaching. Not sure what to do you wait to see what they say. They quickly run up and grab you and your friends. Scared and clueless, they have blindfolded you and your friends, you sit in the back of the van they have put you in. They take you somewhere and the ride…

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    The art of war is a strategdy guide dealing which deals with military, emphasizes the necessity of a state. It also promotes the concept regarding armed citizenry. It’s a matter of life or death, either used to provide safety or to ruin the safety of others. The book was written in China by a man named as Sun Tzu in 4th century. There was no greater war leader and strategist than Chinese military general Sun Tzu. It’s a complete military strategy guide that covers many types of strategy and…

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    infantry, Air Force parajumpers and everything else that was previously open only to men.’”( Rosenburg & Philipps).” Even though the ban has been lifted, some still remain doubtful. However, the military is determined to make this a smooth transition for all. The military will conduct tests and collect data that shows how lifting the ban is received. The military will additionally look at the physical stress that women undergo during training (“Pentagon…”). This enables the armed forces to…

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    endurance than men” (Ghose). Men use more energy that women do because they have more muscle mass and larger levels of circulating testosterone. Men’s muscles also tend to fatigue faster than those of women. Therefore, allowing both genders in the forces keeps the military strong while bringing in more recruits. Opening warfare jobs to women can also build more challenges for the…

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    Quayle did deploy, she was in Iraq for 13.5 months and worked with joint staff (Australians, British and Tanga) out of Taji Base (about 12 clicks northwest of Bagdad). She enjoyed it because she was able to apply her training and she lived with the local community instead of on base. When she first arrived, the local Iraqi troops were receiving $3…

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    War can be many things. It can be a solution to countless diplomatic struggles. It can serve as an effort to find peace, and it can also cause many changes to the opposing sides, as well as to the soldiers.War is such a controversial concept because there are so many risks that have the power to lead to death, depression, and even downfalls. Dalton Trumbo expresses these downfalls with his anti-war feelings in Johnny Got His Gun. World War I is shaking countless lives in this book, and the main…

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    Military Police Career

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    Former US representative, Our nation's military and law enforcement personnel work hard to protect us. We must thank them for their continued vigilance. Without their sacrifice we would less capable of protecting our nation. When Javon was little he was never really sure what he wanted to be in life. Growing up I Javon had learned about some of his family was military, so he decided he wanted to serve my country proudly. Also I like the fact that we can conduct vehicle searches, open areas, and…

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    Marine Corps Upheavals

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    The Marine Corps has consistently tackled the contentious topic of the expanding role of women in the armed forces. In recent years, some historic upheavals include the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” and the removal of gender-restrictions on military occupational specialties. Additional amendments are in the critical implementation and testing phase - unisex uniforms, new physical fitness requirements, and changes in retention dynamics. In order to fully understand this multifaceted issue,…

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    During the years of past wars, women were seen by men to stay home and take care of things while they were away. Women did not have many rights, if any at all, in joining military combat roles or the military in general. When World War two came around they soon realized that women could help in the war. While the women worked in gun, bullet making factories more and more men were able to be sent into battle. Later, after the war the Carters Decree opened up ten percent of the military combat…

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