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    Merriam-Webster defines “Army” as: “The part of a country’s (in this case‚ The USA) military with soldiers trained to fight on land.” The US Army can be looked at as a “Society” by sociologists as opposed to just an organization. After having served myself‚ I can completely agree with the notion that the Army is definitely more of a society‚ in sociological terms‚ than an organization. Merriam-Webster defines “Society” as: “ people in general thought of as living together in organized communities

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    Army Women's Roles

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    constant in the United States Armed forces‚ they are mothers‚ daughters‚ aunts and sister and then they are soldiers. “More than 200‚000 women are in the active-duty military‚ including 69 generals and admirals. That number comprises about 74‚000 in the Army‚ 53‚000 in the Navy‚ 62‚000 in the Air Force and 14‚000 in the Marine Corps (Smith 2013).” Women have been apart of the United States military for many decades. Women started off as nurses in 1775 and that continued until roughly 1948. Then in 1950

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    Army Chaplain Corps

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    of the service branches. Chaplains assist soldiers with counseling‚ leading religious services and keeping morale up. Since the conception of the Army Chaplain Corps certain times of struggle have brought controversy‚ however‚ the chaplains continue to lead others in their spiritual walk. With the stresses of war come great obstacles for chaplains to deal with‚ on the other hand‚ great rewards also come with chaplaincy. Throughout history‚ chaplains have served a vital role in the service

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    Army Chain Of Command

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    Chain Of Command Chain of Command in the Army is “the line of authority and responsibility along which orders are passed within a Military unit.” The building blocks of all any organizations the individual solider. Elements of the Army’s organizational structure become larger unit‚ they contain more subordinate elements from combat arms‚ combat support and combat service support units. The main reasons when discussing the Chain Of Command is managing how it all works. Orders are usually passed

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    Army Learning

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    The Importance of Accountability is so you know where everyone and everything is at‚ at all times. It is also necessary to have accountability to make sure everything and everyone that your in charge of is secure and where they are supposed to be. When you have accountability it is easier to track down people or items if you were to need a person or item for anything. Being accountable means being dependable‚ showing up to work and to appointments on time‚ meeting deadlines‚ being at the right place

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    Army Regulations 2

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    United States Army regulations are very important. Being a member of the United States Army is a job that must be done correctly by the men and woman who chose to answer the call of duty. These regulations must be followed by all personnel enlisted or officer. These regulations also must be followed by all branches of the army whether you are national guard‚ reserve‚ or active. These regulations are also very important even when you are still in training. If they are not followed it can greatly

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    Army Leadership are skills that every soldier should have regardless of rank. Leaders can have different philosophies. All leader’s philosophies should have a positive outcome on their soldiers and leadership. My Army Leadership Philosophy focuses on leading by example‚ confidence and knowledge. I will discuss how I lead by example. I was an instructor for Pre-Air Assault School at 2-17 CAV AV BN. I would give inspiring talks to the students on the value of completing the course and

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    Washington’s Army With the Revolutionary War set to begin‚ the recruitment of soldiers was fully on. Reasons to enlist in the Continental Army were quite candid for numerous individuals. Motives ranged from looking for a fresh start to wanting to honor friendship/family‚ or even for the sole purpose of securing regular pay. Many looked to reap the benefits that were promised to them for enlisting in the army. As the Revolutionary War waged on for years to come‚ soldiers of the Continental Army continued

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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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    Armies Of The Poor Summary

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    Traugott‚ Mark. Armies of the Poor:Determinants of the Working-Class Participation in the Parisian Insurrection of June 1848. New Jersey: Transaction Publishers‚ 2002. The French Revolution of 1848 overthrew the Orleanist monarchy‚ and created the Second French Republic. In the four months that followed‚ the June Uprising would occur and the opposing forces this time would be the Mobile Guard and the National Workshops‚ both the repression and insurrection respectively‚ were former allies in

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