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    complete the required forms for submission to the Navy Command’s Security Manager. The Contractor’s Security Representative shall screen the investigative questionnaires for completeness and accuracy and for potential suitability/security issues prior to submitting the request to the Navy Command’s Security Manager. Forms and fingerprint cards may be obtained from the Navy Command’s Security Manager. These required items‚ shall be forwarded to the Navy Command’s Security Manager for processing at least

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    The Revolutionary War During the Revolutionary War‚ there were many hardships and disadvantages the Americans faced while fighting for their independence from Great Britain. For example the British army was much bigger and better trained than the American army‚ they had lots of food and ammunition shortages‚ and there was a weak and divided central government. The Americans met and overcame these challenges to win the Revolutionary War by receiving help from France‚ Spain‚ and the Dutch Republic

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    and France. Even though we were a neutral nation during these Napoleonic Wars‚ we still have a large amount of goods being confiscated by the so called powerful British Navy. Isn’t this a clear violation of our neutral rights? Furthermore‚ the malicious British are capturing our devout sailors and forcing them to serve in their navy. Is this not an injustice to our people and their families?   Along with this outrageous behavior the British have also began the seizure of American vessels. Or even worse

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    For America‚ the War of 1812 was justified. Clearly there were sufficient reasons for America to declare war with Great Britain. Time after time the British violated American rights and freedoms. Acts such as impressments‚ the attack on the USS Chesapeake‚ the violation of American neutral rights and waters‚ blockades on U.S. ports‚ and the ignoring of stipulations of Jay’s Treaty and their Treaty of Paris all imposed threats on America. To prevent further altercation‚ America tried to solve the

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    APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION AS PILOT IN EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF THE INDIAN NAVY (FOR MALE CANDIDATES ONLY) Regd No ………………………………… (For Official use only) 1. Applying for Course _________________________ 2. Name in BLOCK Capitals as in Matriculation Certificate:3. Expanded Name if Abbreviated in Sl 2 Above (abbreviated part):4. Father’s Name:5. Father’s Occupation/Designation........................................................................................ 6. Permanent Address:District

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    Master and Commander

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    Master And Commander The Film- Master and Commander is a historical movie that references and depicts one of the naval battles in the Napoleonic wars. It focuses on the mission of Captain Jack Aubry to stop the French ship‚ Acheron. Throughout the movie it portrays the Captains fierce naval strategies as well as the tough make it or break it decisions he is forced to make for his crew and himself. Captain Jack was used to being the hunter‚ not the prey. Yet early on he discovers that with

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    Can we know when to trust our emotions in the pursuit of knowledge? Consider history and one other area of knowledge. When I make a painting‚ I use the knowledge I’ve gained from studying art‚ for example‚ combining colors‚ the uses of different media and different surfaces‚ and how to represent something so that it is recognizable to others. This means I use knowledge to implement the “how” of the painting. But what about the “what” of the painting‚ the content? For example‚ I draw faces

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    showing how their childishness inevitably affects the reader – “taxpayer get’s rescue bill” – which straight away arouses a negative opinion towards the subject. The third paragraph uses a pattern of three to describe the forces involved: “the Royal Navy‚ the RAF and the British Coastguards”‚ implying that the rescue cost a lot of money and unnecessary trouble. In the fifth paragraph the intentions of the so-called explorers are questioned as such. And the adjective “trusty” referred to the helicopter

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    ministry to is the structure of command and the purposes and interactive relationships within the seventeenth century British Navy. It may be a random comparison but I find it suitable none the less. The command structure in the Royal Navy is much like a pyramid‚ with much of the control resting on the top and filtering down and spreading out more and more. In the British Navy on a ship the command structure is as follows‚ Captain‚ Commander‚ Lieutenant-Commander‚ Lieutenant‚ Warrant Officers‚ Master

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    During World War 1‚ submarines were used in the British Navy during World War one. The design of the submarines in world war one was very similar to the ones which were used in world war two. There was a volunteer branch in the Navy called the British Submarine Service who worked in the early designs of the submarines. The first ship to be sunk by a submarine was called ‘Housatonic’. It was destroyed using a spar torpedo from the submarine. The submarine in this process also destroyed itself. There

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