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    Judy was not born in the United States, her parents come to America when she was only a little baby. She was always proud of her parents for taking the risk and leaving their old country, which was Mexico, and packing up the family and coming to America to start over. It was always her parent’s plan to try to get a better life for themselves and for their children. Judy was growing up with her younger brother on the streets of New York. After getting her high school diploma, her future plan was…

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    A nearby resident, David S., heard the shots. Like many, he was a young man home on leave from his basic military service. He grabbed his army issue rifle and without concern for his own safety ran to the scene of the slaughter. He chased the terrorist up to the roof where he shot him dead. Soon his brother-in-law would also have the opportunity to be the hero. One hero inspires another. The Bicycle Rider and the Bulldozer In 2008, while riding his bicycle down the main street of Jerusalem,…

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    The Hurt Locker Analysis

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    PTSD, such as guilt and self blame. Lastly, Sergeant James’ character is not accurately depicted as having PTSD symptoms. He is represented as needing the adrenaline of battle and choosing going to war of his wife and son. Human Services can work with army veterans to help them transition to civilian…

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    Division and the 1st Panzer Division to cross the Meuse and successfully breach the French-held defensive positions. Rubarth’s leadership attributes and competencies, Leads and Presence, added to the success of the German Army during the Battle of France. On May 10th 1940, The German Army had…

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    Africa, where he received extensive training. (“Audie Murphy.” Biography.com) One of the many thresholds Murphy had to cross during his journey of a hero started on January 26, 1945, Audie Murphy and about 40 U.S. troops sat in…

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    believing that these roles held supreme importance in victory. Describing non combatant roles, the article “Non Combat Service” explains, “although sometimes looked upon as less important because of their lack of contact with the battlefield and training, are equally if not more vital to its success”. Relating to the Vietnam War, naval strikes along the controlled Vietcong coastlines would be incomplete and not sufficient without the work of engineers. This is without saying, the whole military…

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    Later on in the chapter, Linda passes away which put O 'Brien in love with going to bed a night so he could dream about the love of his life. What 's the point of this story? O 'Brien gives us the point that it didn 't matter that Linda was dead. He states, the things about a story is that you dream it as you tell it, hoping that other might dream along with you, and in this way memory and imagination and language combine to make spirits in the head" (218). Stories are just another way to keep…

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    The army exists in a nation for example in North Korea to serve the interest of the people and by extension to protect the enduring benefit of the whole nation so as to fulfill the country's military responsibilities. These duties call for a value-based leadership characterized by impeccable attributes or characters and even professional competencies. All these requirements are features that all leaders at every level or cohort are required to possess regardless of their levels of leadership,…

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    Joby feels very insignificant to this army and that he shouldn’t be there. This is very essential to a character and especially in this story because it show the affect or toll war has on people. Ray Bradbury has conveyed this message to the reader to explain how important this is and to show…

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    Doss’s bravery and heroism inspired so many people that the movie Hacksaw Ridge was made after his story of his own bravery, beliefs, and will to save the lives of his fellow soldiers. Desmond left his family and new fiancée to go and serve as an army medic. He put himself in harm's way without a rifle in his hand to protect himself due to his personal and religious beliefs. Desmond Doss shows how to be a true and successful leader. Numerous upon numerous lessons about leadership can be…

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