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    Military Discipline

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    Military Discipline 1. General. The word discipline comes from the Latin word disciplīna which means "to instruct". Discipline is a specific form of instruction which develops self-control‚ character‚ and efficiency. Military discipline is that mental attitude and state of training which renders obedience instinctive under all conditions. It is founded upon respect for‚ and loyalty to properly constituted authority. While it is developed primarily by military drill‚ every feature of military life

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    below the age of 18 years and implementing enforcement measures and state sanctions if any national or non-state army fail to comply with this policy. The strategy includes a “10-point Checklist” which is aimed to assist and encourage all states by assessing risk factors and identifying legal and practical measures needed to end the use of child soldiers in military forces and armies. (Louder than Words‚ 2012) All armed groups should therefore‚ immediately demobilize these children from fighting

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    Polybius "Roman Army"

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    The Romans were just known for their army‚ but also for their army discipline. In comparison to today and the punishments given out were almost‚ inhuman. If you were found guilty of any charges‚ a tribune was to be assembled to deliver a swift punishment to the so called crime. Let’s start off with standing post or guard duty‚ any and everyone who has every served in the military has had to do this. You have been standing there all night‚ and NOTHING is going on. After hours and hours of nothingness

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    The Causes of World War I

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    Another cause of WWI was the build up of militaries. From 1890-1914‚ every countries army had doubled‚ making each country stronger and more competitive. (C) Countries with weak armies couldn’t compete against England who had the strongest of them all. (D) The more money spent on each army; the more they are ready and willing to fight. (C) The constant build up of armies caused tension between countries and former weak armies wanted to take down stronger ones that had defeated them before. The final cause

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    military because people should make their own discussion ‚ they will miss their family‚ and many people will not know what to do and get killed. This is not a so good idea what happens if everybody want to do something else with their life instead of the army. We should support other people discussion . This my opinion of this problem. People should be able to make their own discussion. Make they own choice. So if they want to be a doctor let them get that choice. People got different point of views of

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    Typically‚ western armies would rely on small units of well-trained infantry with technological superiority to even the odds against their enemies. In spite of that‚ Eastern ideologies also emphasized discipline and organization of infantry units. A closer inspection of the

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    Military Bearing

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    order to carry out good discipline and ethics throughout ones military career. Army regulations and soldiers on our own creed illustrate how a military service member should conduct themselves on a daily basis‚ on and off duty. Loyalty‚ duty‚ respect‚ commitment‚ honor‚ punctuality‚ reliable‚ integrity‚ and personal courage are Army core values. Courage is the ability to stand up for ones beliefs and ethics that the Army has been bestowed on them‚ despite the danger they may face on duty. Courage

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    Erich Maria Remarque was born in Germany in the year 1898 into a lower-middle-class family. In 1916‚ he was drafted into the German army to fight in World War I where he was badly wounded. Ten years after the war ended‚ he published a book which was translated a year later into English with the title All Quiet on the Western Front. This is a novel about the experiences of ordinary German soldiers during World War I. Remarque starts off the novel by stating‚ "This book is to be neither an accusation

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    Army Ethical Values

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    U.S ARMY ETHICS Ethics are standards that are based on value that uphold professionalism through beliefs such as duty‚ honor and integrity that drives actions and attitudes (Fluker‚ 2009). Ethical values ultimately relate and are in regards to what is right and wrong. This brings about the aspect of making decision that is rational in regards to what is right and wrong ethically. It is on this note that ethical values should be considered and especially when it comes to decision making. There exist

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    Grenadier: The Armed Force

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    The M249’s high rate of fire‚ and large ammunition capacity gives a Squad/Fire Team a weapon that maintains a consistent rate of fire to provide cover for an advancing unit. A team leader which consists of a SPC or SGT plays a vigorous role in the army along with a major priority in any rank structure. A team leader controls the movement of his fire team and the rate and placement of fire by leading from the front and using the proper commands and signals. By maintaining accountability of his men

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