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    Main Points: End of the Col War has coincided with increased nationalist‚ ethnic‚ and religious conflict in Eurasia Serbs and Slovenians‚ Croatians and Bosnian Muslims What are the causes of the varying intergroup relations? Ancient hostilities is not a good enough explanation Posen using the classic realist concept of the Security Dilemma to form his article Using it to analyze the “special conditions that arise when groups of people suddenly find themselves newly responsible for their

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    They’ve Got Your ’Bak.

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    sacrifice speed by reaching down for a water bottle during a race. The packs gained fame during the 1991 Gulf War as extreme sports enthusiasts in the U.S. Special Forces carried their personal CamelBaks into combat during Desert Storm. Thereafter‚ the CamelBak name would be forever associated with extreme performance and the U.S. Armed Forces. By 1995‚ Eidsen sold the company for $4 million. Its buyer‚ Kransco‚ introduced the first camouflaged models‚ and the packs continued to gain acclaim. In 1999

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    Trust in Military

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    TRUST IN THE MILITARY What is one of the most important elements used in relation building in the military? Trust‚ personal growth from friendships becomes challenging without the presents of this crucial element. Without trust‚ individual’s confidence in all echelons of leadership and their subordinates ability to complete missions would diminish a unit’s morale and loyalty. Friendships are constructed over time through the innuendo of mutual trust. Time is the only factor

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    Advancements in Military Technology Military technology is defined as the collection of vehicles‚ equipment‚ structures‚ and communications that are used for warfare. Warfare has always pushed back technologies boundaries‚ from the first tanks to stealth bombers like the B2. Advancements in military technology keeps the military “on the top of their game”. Most countries use military technology to gain power‚wealth‚ and land‚ as well as‚ protect their people along with protecting the power

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    who enjoy the violence of conflict could thrive on the battlefield of war. Spending time in a cell can damage a person’s mind; prisons prevent mental damage by providing work programs and activities for compliant inmates. A chance to joined the armed forces might just be another great

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    The Military Drawdown

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    displaced from the military. What about the effect on soldiers who have spent most of their adult life in the military and it is all they know? So‚ focusing on the positive. America is about to be handed a gift. All of these soldiers will be leaving the armed services with experience‚ training‚ and many of them with advanced degrees. With America having current worker shortages in the United States‚ many of the challenges of finding workers is that we can’t find enough qualified candidates to fill those

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    Serving Your Country People now a days take life for granted ‚ they think tomorrow is assured when the reality is no one knows for certain what will happen. The majority has grown indifferent to the dangers surrounding them ‚ rumors of war and threats from foriegn countries. They see on the news the atrocities happening in the Middle East and are still obscure to the fact that our country is in need of people to serve and protect. One way to offer your service to this country is joining the miliary

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    Women of WWII Imagine being in WWII United States with 350‚000 women in Armed Forces at home and in uniform. Between 1940 and 1945 the female workforce percentage increased from 27% to about 37%. By 1945 nearly 1 out of every 4 married women worked away from home. Women were an important part in WWII because they didn’t give up. Women worked for the airforce‚ Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps‚ and Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service‚ just to name some of many important jobs. The Army airforce

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    The Impact of the First World War 1) Burgfriede- A political truce was agreed between all the political parties on the eve of the war and the loans necessary to finance it were passed unanimously. Even the Social Democrats‚ perceived as ‘enemies of the state’ supported the war effort. The Burgfried lasted well over 2 years- during which time the Govt. faced no real opposition. 2) The military became increasingly involved in the economic and political affairs of the nation due to the Kaiser

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    Constitutional Paridigm

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    The constitutional paradigm according to Roush is a reference point. It’s an idea that guides people in the military to operate ethically‚ and clarify good from bad. There are four principals that must be used sequentially. The constitutional paradigm would be used when there are two conflicting moral issues that might both either be a win win or be a lose lose situation. The paradigm is a hierarchal system that places where your first moral obligations are. This system is mostly used in the military

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