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    Military Professionals

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    The American people see the United States military as a professional organization. This is due to the care and effort that the varied services put forth towards their respective services. A profession is a job that is performed by professionals who are held to a higher standard that those who just perform jobs in a non-professional capacity. Professionals are those people who devote many years of study and training towards their craft. Today’s American society is a consumer and customer service

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    with something. If assault weapons were to be banned then there would be no protection in society. “Encouraging assault weapons for military use is useful because military would not protect the country with a pistol” (Richman). This is showing that the most wanted weapon is an assault weapon because of it power. If someone compares a pistol to a assault weapon there is a power advantage but still can do the same thing with an assault weapon as a pistol can do. Assault weapons should not be banned‚ there

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    Gays in the Military

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    Steven Danielson Gays in the Military A hot topic in the news these days is whether gays should be allowed to serve openly in the military. Many issues have arisen from allowing or not allowing gays to serve openly. Those opposed are concerned that gays would cause a break down in unit cohesion‚ a rise in assaults or violence‚ a drop in recruitment or retention‚ and feel that since America is currently fighting two wars that right now is not a good time to implement a new policy when it

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    Military Pay

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    years. In recognition of their brave and patriotic service to the nation‚ enlisted service members should be better compensated for their courage to serve.Good thesis According to the fiscal year 2002 military pay scale the average enlisted service member with two years of service in the military is paid $1‚385.40 per month (www.DFAS.mil). Broken down this figure is equal to roughly $8.65 per hour. With the rate of taxes being higher on single personnel and the fact that some service members have

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    Military Brat

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    Rehling-Rodriguez ENG 098R 1053 FINAL DRAFT Military Child: ‘Brat’ Pure hell took its course on me as a young innocent girl. Being a military brat definitely impacted my life in many challenging ways. The term military brat is usually misunderstood by non-military population. A military brat is a child from a parent who is in the military. My mother was a commanding officer which made me and my siblings labeled “military brat” The word brat (by itself) may seem negative

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    useful in the past century with the inventions of nuclear weapons. The invention of atomic bombs‚ hydrogen bombs and other weapons of mass destruction has given nations more power and source of safety. A single weapon can be capable of destroying a whole city. Nuclear weapons have only been used twice in history‚ both during the closing events of the Second World War in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It is a wise decision to possess nuclear weapons if you are a wealthy nation with power. If a nation feels

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    Military discipline

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    Military Discipline In the military‚ discipline is harsh. Military discipline is the body of laws and procedures governing members of the armed forces. Soldiers can be disciplined for perjury of oath‚ abuse of authority‚ bribery‚ intimidation‚ misuse of assets‚ failure to supervise‚ dereliction of duty‚ conduct unbecoming‚ and refusal to refusal to obey a lawful order. They can also be punished for regular crimes but may be punished greater due to their being expected to follow rules. A picture

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    thinking twice. But not all of them think about the security risks involved. The use of ATM is on a rise and so is the number of crimes involved”. Having said that‚ it is very important for us as users to understand the benefits and vulnerabilities of present day ATMs’ security. Have you ever realized that the bridge between the hundreds and millions in your bank account and a system hacker is constructed by a thin layer of uncertain security issues of ATMs? A sound technical knowledge alone

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    records‚ while responsibility is concerned primarily with custody‚ care‚ and safekeeping. However‚ the way I see accountability is the responsibility of keeping track of the equipment or personnel assigned to you. Accountability is a big thing in the military because it ties in with responsibility and duty. That obviously makes it an important topic‚ no matter your rank. No matter if you are a private with an M-4‚ or a Non Commissioned Officer with his squad‚ you are accountable for whatever is assigned

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    Military Culture

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    During Operation Iraqi Freedom and New Dawn (OIF/OND)‚ over 2.1 million American military troops have been deployed‚ 44% of whom have children (DOD 2010a)‚ resulting in nearly 2 million children experiencing stressors of parental deployment (DOD 2010b) to a war zone‚ whereby a parent may be either wounded or killed (Link‚ Palinkas‚ 2013). Children are moved between 6 to 9 times during their school careers‚ following their parent as they are re-stationed from base to base. When a child is repeatedly

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