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    Annotated Bibliography

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    1113-30 06 March 2013 An Annotated Bibliography for Women on the Front Lines Thesis: It is the duty of the Pentagon to protect the service men and women of the nation’s military. Therefore‚ the Pentagon should reverse its decision to allow women in combat because service women have a higher risk of injury or death due to their feminine weaknesses. "APFT Standards." US Army Basic APFT Standards Comments. N.p.‚ n.d. Web. 22 Feb. 2013. This document issued by the Pentagon and US Army illustrates the physical

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    Proper Pci /Pcc

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    CPL KELLY RYAN 10/17/11 Proper PCI’S/PCC’S Writing this essay about why conducting proper PCI’S and PCC’S are in important before every mission whether or not it’s an actual mission or training mission. Why do we have inspections? From long experience‚ the Army has found that some soldiers‚ if allowed to‚ will become careless and lax in the performance of minor barrack duties in their unit. They become accustomed to conditions in their immediate surroundings and overlook minor deficiencies

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    Nurses serving at combat zones are confronted with numerous ethical challenges. The primary duty of a nurse in combat is to provide rapid access to best of the nursing care to every member of the armed forces injured. The very act of experiencing‚ witnessing‚ participating in troubling events can undermine their humility. Harmful beliefs and attributions can cause guilt‚ shame and self-condemnation and cause moral injury9. An act of serious transgression that leads to serious inner conflict because

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    ‚ Aug. 23‚ 2013. U.S. Marine Corps Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese relinquished command of MCIW-MCB Camp Pendleton to U.S. Marine Corps Brig. Gen. John W. Bullard Jr. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Kathryn Howard‚ MCIW-MCB Camp Pendleton Combat Camera/Released) 018 same as 013 019 same as 013 028 same as 013 042 U.S. Navy Capt. Wayne MacRae‚ chaplain for Marine Corps Installations Command‚ recites the invocation during the Marine Corps Installations West-Marine Corps Base Camp

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    acclaimed the 442nd saying‚ "I had the honor to command the men of the 442nd Combat Team . . . [who] fought magnificently in the field of battle and wrote brilliant chapters in the military history of our country. They were superb! That word correctly describes it: superb! They took terrific casualties. They showed rare courage and tremendous fighting spirit . . . and everybody wanted them" (qtd. in “442nd Regimental Combat Team.” the 442.org‚ 2015). General Mark W. Clark commanded the 5th Army and

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    POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER IN WAR VETERANS SC-PNG-0000009299 Alwin Aanand Thomson American Degree Program SEGi College Penang 1.0 INTRODUCTION Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a severe anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to any event that results in psychological trauma. This event may involve the threat of death to oneself or to someone else‚ or to one’s own or someone

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    the assignment of women serving in primary MOS to certain units that are in the ground combat element. What this means is that even though women may not be infantry‚ they were not allowed to serve alongside these infantry units‚ even though their jobs were clerical‚ medical‚ intelligence‚ or support. This exception will allow certain women be able to serve in artillery‚ tanks‚ amphibians‚ combat engineer‚ combat assault‚ and low altitude air Defense Battalion. Certain females possessing administration

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    Calculus in Warfare

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    arisen that has challenged traditional military thought. With the advancement of mathematics through these past few hundred years‚ some have propounded the theory that warfare and combat situations can be effectively modeled using calculus analytical techniques. While many different models and methods for various combat situations have been created‚ they are nevertheless extremely useful for more closely analyzing military strategy and creating more efficient methods to engage in warfare. Lanchester

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    Just recently another women in the military was made General in the U.S. Air Force‚ her name is Lori Robinson. There are currently three women serving the United States Military with a four star ranking and one of those women is going to be leading combat forces. The other two women that hold a four star ranking are Navy Admiral Michelle Howard and Air Force General Wolfenbarger‚ even though Ann Dunwoody is retired she is at the top of ladder of the military. While these women may hold a four star

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    Women in War

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    prone to stress‚ and obviously much more sensitive especially when it comes to subjects such as death. Women should not be allowed to be present in combat situations because not only are they inferior to men when it comes to fighting (combat)‚ but they aren’t mentally as resilient to face such situations. First and foremost in factors that matter in combat is physical ability. On average‚ one would naturally be prone to thinking that men have more muscle. They’d be right. Men are born with a specific

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