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    The reinstatement of a military draft is a controversial issue that has surfaced in American society. Although a draft would challenge the liberties granted to us in the Constitution and be detrimental to our society‚ some people believe that a draft would be insignificant to all the benefits we receive as American citizens‚ and that the draft can be utilized as an effective tool. People that argue that the draft needs to be reestablished have a strong base for their commanding arguments. Some

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    Military coercion strategy has long since existed as a means to enforce a desired set of outcomes‚ behaviours‚ or policies. The definition of coercion covers a lot of theoretical ground‚ including both compellence and deterrence. The successes and failures of military coercion can be seen through the mechanisms of‚ Destruction‚ Punishment‚ and Denial that theorists have argued are part of the methods of coercion. The effectiveness of military coercion may be linked to the credibility‚ capability

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    of the earth and left marks of their prowess and legacy that men of the present and even the future find it hard to emulate; a good example of such men is Alexander the Great. This paper seeks to explain further Alexander’s military genius and its positive impact on military impact over the past centuries. The paper also gives a well thought analysis why Alexander was so much successful in his wars and conquests. His big empire spread all the way from Gibraltar to the Punjab and in his leadership

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    The military leader I admire most is General Douglas McArthur. He served the United States Military for more than 50 years and played important roles in WWI‚ WWII and the Korean War. He is perhaps most well known for his role in the downfall of the Japanese empire and for his oath to the Philippines in which he fervently claimed ”I shall return”‚ after being ordered to leave Corregidor in the wake of valiantly defending it.  Military-wise‚ I admire his resourcefulness and bravery. He was often under-equipped

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    THE ROLE OF THE MILITARY IN NIGERIA POLITICS BY IRABOR IKECHUKWU EMMANUEL. MPA 822. THIS IS SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN PARTIAL FUFILLMENT OF THE AWARD OF DEGREE OF MASTERS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (MPA). UNIVERSITY OF BENIN. LECTURER DR EBOHON JANUARY‚ 2012 INTRODUCTION The role of the military in Nigeria politics cannot be over looked. We are going to analyse this issue from 1966-1979‚ 1983-1999 and their role in present

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    Essay about the article ‘Civil-military relations – Who will fight the next war?’ The article ‘Civil-military relations – Who will fight the next war?’ was published in `The Economist’‚ a British weekly newspaper‚ on 24 October 2015. The principal theme of the article is the shortage of young people joining the American armed forces as a result of the gap between the Army and the American population. Refer to this situation; the author describes the causes of the decline of the number of recruits

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    To examples we have seen that military force is vital factor in the world today. Military force has been used many times‚ such as bombing Hiroshima during world war II that had killed over 129‚000 people. Was that use of military force justifiable or was there was another way they could had resulted to? What is military force? Military force is forces who have been authorized to use deadly force in the best interest and support of the citizens. The job of the military is to be the defense of the citizens

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    consider life in the military because they are rewarded with benefits that support them. Benefits ranging from educational to traveling the world. Being a military child has been one of the greatest experiences of my life. As a “military brat” I have celebrated everything about growing up in a military family‚ both‚ in the United States and overseas. “Military brats” live in an ambiguous subculture that brings the lifestyle of a civilian and service member together. As a “military brat”‚ myself‚ I have

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    Elizabeth Viox Hon Freshman Lit & Comp Mrs. Mercer 21 February 2017 Every Citizen a Soldier The opposition argues that mandatory military service conflicts with many religions and is unfair to certain peoples. Branches of Christianity‚ Islam‚ Judaism‚ Hinduism‚ and Buddhism‚ along with many other faiths‚ oppose all forms of violence. Not only around the world‚ but in the U.S. specifically‚ much of the population is religious‚ majority Christian. Those apart of strict divisions of Christianity and

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    What was revolutionary about the ‘Military Revolution’ in Early Modern Europe? The Military Revolution: From Medieval to Modern Warfare The historical paradigm of the military revolution found its first main proponent in Michael Roberts’s The Military Revolution‚ 1560-1660. The theory of the ‘military revolution’ is the period of years from the mid fifteenth century to the end of the eighteenth century saw a radical modernisation of the science of warfare. The advancement of gunpowder artillery

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