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    suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder from the ages of eighteen to fifty-four in the United States in a given year. Fourteen percent of those people are military personnel. Post-traumatic stress disorder‚ or PTSD‚ is a mental effect on the brain after going through trauma or a life-threatening event. I am familiar with PTSD in military personnel because my dad had this mental effect when I was growing up. PTSD is a serious mental effect that affects a lot of troops who need treatment. Post-traumatic

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    Civil-Military Relations

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    Civil-military relations can be influenced at all levels in the military. As a field grade officer‚ my decision making process must take civil-military relations into account if I am to cast a positive light onto this relationship. Civil-military relations extends much deeper than simply how the civilian population views the military. While progressing through the modules‚ readings and additional research‚ it has become apparent that many issues dwell just below the surface. All throughout history

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    Essay On Spartan Military

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    The Spartan Military was one of the most feared militaries of its time. Located in the southern region of the Peloponnesus‚ Sparta was centralized around military dominance. Beginning at a young age‚ Spartan boys were pushed both physically and mentally. Every day was a test. Lycurgus‚ a Spartan Tyrant‚ was revered as God with his reforms to transform Sparta into the ultimate weapon‚ militarization. The Spartan military was the most feared military in the world for their way of life‚ ruthless training

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    Literature Review: Technology and Crew Resource Management in the Military ASCI 604 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Professor: Peter Hermes Abstract Crew Resource Management (CRM) has been defined as‚ “using all available resources-information‚ equipment‚ people-to achieve safe and efficient flight operations” (Helmreich & Fouhsee‚ pg 5). CRM has been in the military since the mid to late 1980s and has evolved just like in the civilian sector from only the cockpit to the

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    Military of Ottoman Empire Military of Ottoman Empire was set up in 1299 (According to some resources 1363). During the five hundred years of The Ottoman Empire‚ The Army had many changing in itself. However‚ it is a fact that The Ottoman Army was strong enough to provide The State’s rule over the three continents. The military can be divided two main parts to examine the history of Ottoman Military. First one is Classic Process. The process included from establishment to military reforms in

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    into any branch of the military for at least two years. Volunteer military was born. Mandatory military service would be good for teens because it teaches knowledge and experiences they can use in life‚ not to take things for granted‚ and it can also inspire them to work harder in life. Mandatory military service is good for teens because it helps teach them knowledge and experiences they can use in life because most employers‚ will most likely be interested in your military job‚ but they can not

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    The forces pulling the military and the civilian population apart have steadily grown over the past decades. Many of the traits needed for military service are unfamiliar concepts to the civilian population. For years army policy and culture have failed to keep pace with the American culture‚ this is evident in the high attrition rate in the army and the dwindling variety of volunteers joining the military today. Furthering the divide‚ the repeated misuse of authority has led to the civilian population

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    Military Id Importance

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    The military utilizes a unique set of identification cards. These cards are for any person related to the armed forces‚ whether it is active duty or retired. They are also issued to family members of the armed forces‚ and civilian Department of Defense workers. Military identification cards are required components of militar uniforms. Army regulation 670-1 requires that soldiers carry a military-issued identification card at all times‚ whether in or out of uniform. Military ID cards are required

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    MILITARY ROBOTS "Robots that can decide where to kill‚ who to kill and when to kill is high on all the military agendas" General 1. Mil robots are autonomous or remote-controlled devices designed for military applications. There are 43 countries working on mil robotics today‚ from Britain and Japan to China‚ India‚ Russia‚ Pakistan‚ and Iran. 2. The futuristic battlefield is going to depend substantially on deployment of standoff weapons and virtual

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    Military Mental Health

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    services to military personnel present unique ethical challenges when working with this culture. According to Vogt (2011)‚ although a significant number of military personnel require treatment for a mental illness‚ the culture is one of the greater contributors preventing individuals from seeking treatment. The constant state of war experienced within Operation Iraq Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom caused a significant increase in mental health issues amongst United States military (Cifu et

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