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    This game rewards a fast paced play style‚ jumping and wallrunning and dodging around the map‚ while mass murdering AI combatants. Pilot abilities change gameplay drastically‚ with one having a grappling hook‚ and another that turns your character invisible. Get enough points‚ and a player will be able to call down their titan‚ a multi-ton war machine capable of dominating

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    A-10 Hogog

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    “Warthog” can conduct‚ such as Close Air Support (CAS) of combat troops‚ and rescue escort (RESCORT).1 Additionally‚ the A-10 Thunderbolt II can serve as the Forward Air Controller – Airborne (FAC-A) platform to coordinate tactical operations against the enemy.2 The aircraft is 53 feet‚ 4 inches long‚ has a wingspan of 57 feet 6 inches and weighs 29‚000 pounds. The A-10 has a fuel capacity of 11‚000 pounds and can carry 16‚000 pounds of mixed ordinance.3 Central to the weapon system is the Gatling Autocannon

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    prevent another terrorist attack. His strategy was formed with his creation of homeland security department. When the conflict rage on the United States Military became transfering fighter and suspects . That is where prisoner was held in their enemy combatants. Many of the subject to enhanced interrogation techniques. Bush announced the united states would preemptively use military force only if it was necessary to prevent threats. That is when

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    Essay On V-E Day

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    America faced serious troubles as so many families were affected by the great loss of life during the war effort. In his V-E Day proclamation‚ President Truman called for every American to join together‚ regardless of their personal God‚ in a day of prayer for all those affected. And thanking God for delivering victory over tyranny‚ in Europe‚ to the Allied Forces. He also asked that they pray for safety as the war in the pacific still raged on (Obama; “V-E Day”). After Truman’s call to action‚

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    Audie Murphy's Legacy

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    he got his first taste of war. In Sicily he began building his legacy as the ultimate soldier when he killed his first enemy combatants. two Italian officers. Murphy was awarded his first of many medals for this action. Matter of fact he was awarded every medal imaginable our nation could offer. Audie Murphy’s size would prove to be beneficial when he could sneak up on enemy tanks and drop grenades into them. Soon Murphy would become a sergeant and lead his own soldiers into battle.

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    Essay, Siegfried Sassoon

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    Siegfried Sassoon is able to intensify the message of the non-combatants misunderstanding of the realities of war. This was by Sassoon using different language techniques such as rhetorical question‚ repetition and onomatopoeia. Rhetorical question is used to intensify the message of the non-combatants misunderstanding of the realities of war in the poem ‘Does it matter?’ by Siegfried Sassoon. Asking ‘does it matter’ reflects that the non-combatants are unable to see the true affects the war has caused

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    The Underdogs

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    The Beginning of the End: Porfirio Díaz In the late Díaz period‚ there were efforts to anticipate the succession in 1910. Arguments were made that the nation should return to having a vice president. This interested both the anti-Díaz partisans and some Díaz collaborators‚ for the latter hoped to get in position to succeed the old man. Díaz never lost his grasp of politics‚ however. He knew who among his supporters were threats. Bernardo Reyes‚ governor of Nuevo León and commander of the Armies

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    Commodus

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    emperor made a treaty with the German tribe of Marcomanni‚ his father’s enemies. From then on Commodus gradually lost favor in the eyes of his people. Commodus thought of himself as equal to the Gods‚ so he began dressing like Hercules‚ son of the god Jupiter. His clothes consisted of lion’s skin‚ and he carried around a club. Commodus appropriated his identification with Hercules by fighting in the arenas as a gladiatorial combatant. This did not impress his people. In fact‚ they could not believe that

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    units fighting under Sullivan’s expedition in Iroquois county‚ having also fought at Philadelphia‚ prove that attrition was not the only option of strategic warfare. In the Iroquois campaign‚ Indians were seen as a "special" enemy‚ not deserving of the usual protections for combatants which led to authorized high levels of personal violence— a strategy of devastation‚ even atrocity. The level of possible destruction was immediately much higher than it had been in the Philadelphia campaign for two simple

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    of the discourse revolves around how we should treat combatants with regards to the justness of their war and are they responsible with the justness of their war‚ Jus ad Bellum. I would argue that not only should the justness of a combatant’s war deem how we view their actions but also soldiers should be responsible for Jus ad Bellum. Soldiers fighting in an unjust war are not morally to combatants fighting in a morally just war because combatants make a choice to join a military. Additionally by including

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