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    C4 Explosion History

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    personal injury when using the plastic explosive. Amongst field troops in Vietnam it became common knowledge that ingestion of a small amount of C-4 would produce a "high" similar to that of ethanol. Others would ingest C-4, commonly obtained from a Claymore mine, to induce temporary illness in hopes of being sent on sick leave. That was, all I know about c4. Finally, let’s talk about the pollution about c4 if c4 touch the water, the water will be changed to red and it’s a big problem about it,…

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    In war there is always going to be cruelty because the judgement of others is impaired, but will there always be truth? My definition of cruelty is any amount of suffering or pain causing done for pleasure. Truth to me is something that can be backed up with a fact or reality with absences of deception. Kant believes that cruelty to animals is justified in cases where the benefit to outweighs the harm to humans. Kant defines truth as a statement or belief that can be defended with facts. O’Brien…

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    on a mountain, and confirmed this to be true, they decided if the opportunity presented itself that they would take the suspect out with a sniper shot. The SEALs had spotting scopes along with cameras with telephoto lenses, communication gear, claymores, a cell phone, and a few days worth of food and water. Two SEALs had the MK12 Sniper Rifle on them, along with a ton of ammunition. After moving…

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    The film follows the story of a girl called Susanna Kaysen, and her stay at the Claymore mental institution. Susanna is diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, but denies that she has which many people do when they first are told they have an illness that is normally referred to what a crazy person is. Over a course of 18-months…

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    Descriptive Essay Loud explosions were popping off everywhere. Debris was flying up in the smoke covered sky. Gun shots where screaming from every direction whistling by my head, my adrenaline was pumping, I had to stay calm as machine guns fired off and grenades blowing up, you could hear grown men crying. As I ran for cover bullets ricocheted off my helmet; I knew I was in for it, but I could not stop I found a beautiful tree with green and brown leaves at the bottom was a bunch of bushes…

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    The Takata Corporation Recall is the largest in human history. The problem (more often than not) originates in the steering wheel, more specifically the airbag. An airbag is like a really cool balloon, instead of someone blowing it up, or inflating it with a helium tank; an explosion takes care of that. The idea is that the explosion fills the balloon with nitrogen and a wave of concussion, but only for the moment of a crash then the airbag generally deflates. For the most part, airbags are a…

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    Tim O’Brien’s novel The Things They Carried, comprises twenty-two individual fictional war stories. Although a war novel, the stories don’t focus on guns, grenades, blood, or gore. It focuses on the “human heart.” O’Brien’s novel teaches us that the “human heart” is fragile and the negative impacts of war can break it. Innocence and life are effected in return. Young men enter the war clenching onto they innocence. Unknowingly, they will be stripped from it. Mary Anne Bell—a significant…

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    3d Marine Division Essay

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    The 3d Marine Division was in the process of shifting north from Quang Nam and Thua Thien Provinces to Quang Tri Province. At the same time, the 1st Marine Division was redistributing its forces in the corridor between Phu Bai and Da Nang. This overall redeployment of the Marine forces was about three-quarters completed when the North Vietnamese offensive began. Task Force X-Ray, under the command of Brigadier General Foster “Frosty” C. LaHue did not assume responsibility for the Phu Bai area…

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    Susanna Jaysen Case Study

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    chugging a whole bottle of vodka. She was immediately admitted to Mclean hospital where they forced the drugs out of her body. Symptoms After a consultation with a therapist and a get-up-and-go from her parents, Susanna is requested to visit the claymore mental health institution where she voluntarily signs herself in for a quick recovery. Susanna shows some symptoms such as a mood disorders, she experiences a shift in moods and feels like she has no sense of herself at all. Susanna has…

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    Not very many books and short stories have figured out how to elucidate, in any enduring procedure, the method for the war in Vietnam for America and for the troopers who served there. With ' 'The Things They Carried, ' ' creator (Tim O 'Brien), catches the war 's beating rhythms and attempting threats. Be that as it may he goes plentiful any. By moving to the far side the ghastliness of the battling to take a gander at with affectability and knowledge the character of friendship, valor and…

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