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    I am investigating Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder(PTSD) in veterans and how it can be treated. PTSD has been around since the world’s very first conflicts‚ but it wasn’t until the 1900’s that is was medically recognized as a Mental disorder. The amount of veterans suffering from this disorder without treatment is un-imaginable. Often times veterans refuse to seek treatment for this disorder because they are afraid of the consequences of treatment. Veterans wouldn’t need to be treated if we take care

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    Soldiers Re-Enlistment

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    time for the soldiers to either re-enlist and continue to fight of their country‚ or they may choose not to re-enlist and go back to their family. This is the fight for independence‚ the American Revolution in its prime. Whether the soldiers choose to either re-enlist or not re-enlist heavily impacts this war. The Continental army has seen many hard times and choosing to re-enlist requires much more strength and courage than those who chose not to re-enlist. However‚ if the soldiers re-enlist‚ they

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    Achilles: Modern Soldier

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    Achilles‚ Modern Soldier I was privy to many discussions and arguments that took place behind the backs of the soldiers’ leadership as to why they should do what they were being commanded to do by them. All too often soldiers begin to become complacent when they feel over taxed by their leadership or taken advantage of and become pathos driven when they cannot see the fruits of their labor coming to fruition during war or even peacekeeping missions; especially long deployments such as Iraq‚ Afghanistan

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    Role of American Soldiers

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    Running head: THE ROLE OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS The Role of American soldiers during and after the Second Battle of Marne Susan Byrd University of Phoenix THE ROLE OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS The Role of American Soldiers during and after the Second Battle of Marne In the beginning‚ World War I was considered to be “The European War” During the beginning of the war‚ Americans had decided to remain

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    To My Dear Soldier

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    TO MY DEAR SOLDIER Written by:  Knight of God Lion’s heart and heart of a sheep‚ Inside a man of legion’s camp. A warrior that will not fall asleep‚ Holding a mighty sword and a shining lamp. Every battle is for his King alone‚ Going against with the world’s roar Living and dying for his King’s throne‚ That is the life worth living for. Standing firm with his full armor‚ And facing the giants of all nations. Standing firm as a mighty warrior‚ And starting a holy revolution.

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    A Soldiers Home Analysis

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    casualties were deaths or wounded. The wounds could have been something simple as a missing limb to as extreme as shell shocked. When soldiers were shell shocked they would often have no interest or a bad feeling about something they did while at war. In the short story‚ “A Soldier’s Home” by Ernest Hemingway‚ Krebs is a former college student and discharged soldier who is suffering from shell shock. Before the war‚ Krebs was going to college to become a minister. He enlisted in the Marines and was

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    The Brave Tin Soldier

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    cannot catch a good break. The Brave Tin Soldier‚ by Hans Christian Andersen‚ represents just this. Throughout the entire story‚ a tin soldier is plagued with many difficulties and setbacks from the time he was created. This soldier can relate to a great amount of men‚ women‚ and children; specifically those born with disabilities. Although these disabilities may be very prominent‚ that does not mean one cannot overcome them and become great. The tin soldier‚ for example‚ was very poor‚ missing a leg

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    Dubois Returning Soldiers

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    was trying to help African Americans have equal lives when they come home from the wars. In the story “Returning Soldiers”‚ W.E.B Dubois explained that the soldiers were returning home‚ to still be treated unequally after the war. The soldiers were African American’s that had been drafted. The soldiers were put in the war to defend France from Germany. When the African American’s soldiers went back to their countries‚ they were still being treated unequally. In the story Du Bois says‚ “Yet for fifty

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    little child or a family. But it turned out to be a story of a hospital made to help soldiers overcome the fears and mental pains from the war. The soldiers who were depressed‚ timid‚ afraid‚ and hopeless later transferred to a normal‚ happy human beings. Several things shocked me throughout the documentary. First‚ I was shocked on how brittle the soldier’s mental mind was right after the war. Their emotions were full of sorrow‚ fear and sadness‚ and just looking at the attitudes of the soldiers‚ despondent

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    “A Soldier” a Literary Analysis We are kept on this earth to make a difference‚ but we do not know what for. The poem “A Soldier” by Robert Frost tells the story of a fallen soldier. A soldier has fallen on the battle field. We do not know why the soldier fell; only that fallen soldier knew why. In this poem Frost uses metaphor and personification to compare a soldier to a lance. First‚ Frost uses personification to compare a soldier to a lance. By doing this you do not know if the soldier is

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