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    20‚ 2009 Military Deployment and the Effects on its Soldiers Recent wars in Afghanistan‚ Iraq‚ Korea‚ and other locations throughout the world have resulted in the most sustained military combat operations since the Vietnam Conflict. As a result‚ soldiers in the military are finding themselves subjected to longer deployments‚ and faster redeployment times than in any other combat operations. While these steps are necessary to maintain the high level of military operations currently

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    female in the American army; she impersonated a man in order to join the Continental Army. (Boise) Although women have been involved in the military since 1775‚ the challenges they face still seem to be present in today’s society. The equality between men and women seems to present an ethical issue. Women began volunteering and serving in the military as early as the Revolutionary war. Although women were not officially recognized until 1901‚ prior to that women volunteered and were contracted

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    obeying orders

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    here to talk on the importance of obeying orders. Obedience is important in the military way of life‚ in and outside the work place. Obeying orders is what allows us to operate in an organized and effective manner which is very important during these challenging times that the military goes through. While an individual can question the notion of obedience in daily life‚ this luxury is often not available in the military where the goals and aims requires a smooth internal functioning and well planned

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    main concern should be about learning‚ not whether or not they are going to get a bullet in their head. Child soldiers have been used as weapons of war against their rivals for centuries. In the United Kingdom children can step up to fight in the military as young as sixteen. The United Kingdom’s belief is that by training them at such a young age it will make them become better fighter. Citizens from the United Kingdom are fighting for the rights of their children by trying to raise the age that

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    Military Policy Analysis and Resource Paper Don’t Ask‚ Don’t Tell Policy “Don’t Ask‚ Don’t Tell” was in effect from 1993 until 2011 and was the official policy that prohibited the United States Military from harassing or discriminating against closeted gay‚ lesbian and bisexual service members but‚ at the same time‚ barred openly gay‚ lesbian and bisexual service members from serving at all. As such‚ it bred‚ in the U.S. Military‚ an

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    should now have total equality to men in the military. Collins opens her column by looking back on the era when women were first allowed into the military- a time when letting them hold a gun was still out of the question. She then moves to a discussion of the current state of the issue; how much has changed‚ and the question of if more rights should be given. Collins closes her argument with a reflection of the positive effects of women in the military‚ and a hope to continue the movement of allowing

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    Rough Draft

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    "Draft" The constant threat of a military draft has been plaguing in the back of young peoples ’ minds since the terrorist attacks of 9-11. Now with the increased tension of North Korea‚ prolonged war in Iraq‚ and the all volunteer military struggling to make recruitment numbers‚ the draft seems almost inevitable. But is that a bad thing? In order to create equality in our military‚ save tax payers ’ money‚ and end the war in Iraq‚ I feel that a military draft may be necessary. Many people believe

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    their military force with knowledge and skills that will outpace that of their enemies. In respect to this‚ America has been continually empowering its Non-commissioned officers. Anon-commissioned officer is an officer in military whose rank is not high and has not been awarded commission by higher authority. These officers are invariably promoted from the lower ranks; they include corporal‚ sergeant and warrant officers. Non-commissioned officer corps plays a very key role in the military missions;

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    China as a Superpower

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    Soon Become a Threatening Superpower? The military issue with China is a major current topic. The introduction describes China’s economic history and how during the 1700’s Europe began to outgrow China industrially. China then gradually began to recover in 1911. Later‚ in the 1980s‚ China chose to start increasing the military forces first and soon became the largest military power with 4.2 million troops. The author explains that although their military flourishes‚ it is quite possible to argue

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    the military. Although the military requires its personnel to commit to certain core values and beliefs‚ many cultural layers further differentiate the individual branches of the military. The military consists of five active-duty services and their respective Guard and Reserve units. These include the Army‚ Marines‚ Navy‚ Air Force‚ and Coast Guard. All branches are equal parts of the United States Uniformed Services‚ headed by the president as commander in chief. To join the military‚ you

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