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    (2004‚ September). The Military Utility of Understanding Adversary Culture. Retrieved July 12‚ 2010 from http://www.dtic.mil/doctrine/jel/jfq_pubs/1038.pdf FM 3-24/MCWP 3-33.5 Counterinsurgency. (2006‚ Dec 15). U.S. Department of the Army‚ and U.S. Marine Corps. Washington D.C. Elkhamri‚ Mounir (2007). Dealing with the Iraqi Populace: An Arab-American Soldier’s Perspective. Retrieved July‚ 12‚ 2010 from http://fmso.leavenworth.army.mil/documents/iraqi-populace.pdf Wikipedia. (2010‚ May 21). Philippine–American

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    LCpl Clipperton January 23rd‚ 2013 Marine Corps Order 1050.3J: Concerning Leave‚ Liberty‚ and Administrative Absence The topic of this paper was brought up during a brief‚ the cause of which was due to improper explanations for unavailability for the month of February. The reason this essay is being written is to rectify the problem as well as keep all Marines informed as to what exactly constitutes Leave‚ Liberty‚ and Administrative Absence. As well‚ it will be explained what situations fall

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    The Code Talkers

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    formed‚ an elite unit in the United States Marine Corps (Pincock 119). This spoken code‚ however‚ would be unique‚ a code within a language characterized by guttural noises‚ grunts‚ and complex inflections that are highly difficult to learn after a certain age. A perfect‚ unbreakable radio code was born. The Navajo code talkers started fairly late in the war‚ being formed in 1942 (Paul 10). Their complex language was brought to the attention of Marine leaders by a man named Phillip Johnston (Pincock

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    Modern Day Hero

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    for everyone ’s freedom. James A. Miller Jr. is that modern day hero; he is a Staff Sergeant in the United States Marine Corp. For the last year‚ he has been overseas fighting for not only the lives of all Americans‚ but he is also trying to free the Iraqi Government and people. Growing up‚ I always thought of him as just my baby brother. After he joined the Marines in 1993‚ I have seen him grow into a young man who many look up to. Not only do my children and his look up to him‚ but

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    some Marines who were suspected of murdering a fellow Marine. During the investigation‚ it is discovered that the Marines practice something called a “Code Red”. The ’code red’ is an unofficial disciplinary measure‚ imposed by a marine squad when a member offends against the unit’s esprit de corps. Having been gagged‚ bound and beaten‚ the marine dies at his colleagues’ hands. The argument of the suspects was that it was a direct command that they carry out this code red against a fellow Marine who

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    Context: The 11 principles given from the Marine Corps are composed to demonstrate through practice the values and traits needed in a leader. They allow a marine or person adhering to them‚ to administer self-examination leading to the ability to improve weak areas and identify strengths. Analysis: The overall 11 principles are core values that create a culture of leaders. Civilian Leadership should embody many of the 11-core value as they translate into effective leadership skills in any area

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    Greatest Generation

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    loved. Thomas Broderick was the son of a south Chicago working-class family. He was nineteen years old and a student at Xavier College in 1942‚ trying to make his mind up on which branch of the military he wanted to join. He enlisted in the merchant marine and after training was assigned a mission on a supply ship to North Africa. He became bored with his job and was intrigued by the paratroopers. So he enlisted in the army and trained to become a paratrooper. Broderick was sent with his unit as

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    Fields of Fire Book Review

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    of Fire Fields of Fire by James Webb is a historical novel first published in 1978 that takes place in the year 1969 during the Vietnam War. Although there are many characters that are significant to the story‚ the novel focuses mainly on three marines who find themselves in a platoon with each other; Robert E. Lee Hodges‚ “Snake‚” and Will “Senator” Goodrich. Webb gives the reader a great‚ detailed background of each of these characters through a combination of both direct and indirect characterization

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    Informative speech

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    Specific Purpose: After listening to my speech‚ the audience will understand the definitions and differences between each of our beloved military branches. Thesis: The United States military consists of five different branches: Army‚ Air Force‚ Navy‚ Marine Corp‚ and Coast Guard. Organizational Pattern: Topical Audience Analysis: I will be addressing college students between the ages of 18-24. This age group is still deciding on what they want to do for the rest of their life‚ and many do not enjoy school

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    There are a lot of interesting facts about John Basilone‚ a United States Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant‚ that show he was a honorable man. John Basilone was born in November 4th‚ 1916 in Buffalo‚ New York .Although he attended middle school‚ he never got the chance to go to high school. For his lack of education‚ he became a boxer in his home town. At the age of eighteen he enlisted himself in the military‚ which started his journey. He enlisted in the army and completed his three year enlistment

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