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    A large sector of just war theory references several moral and legal implications that must be evaluated prior to engaging in attack. The legalist paradigm‚ as expressed by theorist and author Michael Walzer in his book Just and Unjust Wars1‚ evaluates the conditions that constitute just war‚ and elaborates on several of the key circumstances that are required to impose just war on others. Despite its strengths‚ this paradigm is often evaluated as being a “strawman”‚ and provides only a foundation

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    What is the Battle of the Coral Sea? This battle was a part of World War II and was fought from May 4-8 in 1942. This was a major battle in this war. Both sides suffered heavy losses in aircraft and carriers damaged or sunk. The battle of the Coral Sea was the first battle in which neither side’s ships fired directly on each other. How did this battle come about? This battle begun because the Japanese invaded Tulagi‚ this took place May 3-4‚ the day before the Battle of the Coral Sea begun

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    As a senior commanding officer in the United States army‚ Andrew Jackson was instrumental at defending the nation’s independence against British colonialism. He is credited for having been one of the most distinguished veteran’s of the American Revolution‚ at one point even being a prisoner of war. Of all his major achievements at the political and military fronts‚ it was his participation in the Anglo-American War of 1812 that propelled him into nationwide fame and recognition. According to Robert

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    Summary: In this chapter‚ we see that even though the boys are on a deserted island‚ in the middle of the ocean and away from all of society’s rules and regulations‚ they still feel the restraints of civilisation seeping into their consciousness. We see this when Maurice felt the unease of wrong-doing when he caused Percival to start crying with an eyeful of sand and further when Roger throws stones at Henry but as his arm was condition by a civilisation that knew nothing of him and he makes

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    US Hornet Research Paper

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    U.S.S Hornet As I approach the Alameda Point shores‚ I see a large aircraft carrier overlooking the Alameda Bay. The chassis of the large ship painted grey‚ bristling with anti-aircraft turrets. The air was very salty‚ hinted with fresh breeze rolling in from the bay. The constant sound of swishing and large splashing as the ocean lapped at the large ship. This technology has long since been surpassed by autonomous‚ unmanned versions of these turrets. The ship has a long history of wartime records

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    Master Chief

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    John is a Commander who works on the INFINITY. John travel the universe on the INFINITY and does special missions on planets with his Squad‚ Which the ituxi took over. John is a Master Chief he is a spartan. Spartans get armor which increases strength and speed and agility. Master Chiefs are the best of the spartans‚ and John was the first to become a Master Chief. John was on a mission to scout the enemy Fortress‚ but in the process he encounters a group of hunters from the ituxi. The hunters were

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    The movie Safe Harbor shows us how not to judge someone based on their past‚ how to overcome obstacles and how family doesn’t have to be blood. The movie starts out with the happily married couple Doug and Robbie Smith‚ who have just retired and are about to begin their journey sailing the globe on their sailboat. Two weeks before the Smith’s are about to embark‚ a good friend and Judge asks them if they have room to take care of two teenage boys‚ since juvenile hall is full and he does not want

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    Shipbreaker Summary

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    Shipbreaker Summary Set in a terrifying dystopian America where fossil fuels have run out and cities have been drowned‚ Shipbreaker takes place along the US Gulf Coast and centers around the life of a seventeen year old boy named Nailer‚ who is just one of the numerous teens working in crews to disassemble grounded oil tankers for their parts. Living a life of complete and utter poverty‚ Nailer works on the light crew scavenging for copper wiring and other light metals from the ships‚

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    Mr. Hanson Case Summary

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    1. On 20 June 2017‚ at approximately 2230hrs. Troop 1 was ordered to execute their EAP and to board the M/V Queen Jean (finding 1‚ 3‚ 4 and 5). During the training exercise‚ the troop encountered shoot and non-shoot role players near the pier and boat‚ and near the end of the boarding exercise‚ FBI agent (Mr. P. Hanson) (finding 6). Approached the boat‚ during this interaction‚ there was physical contact between a student (finding10) and Mr. Hanson (finding 11). My conclusion being‚ his actions‚

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    The date is May 15‚1939‚ 937 passengers are boarding a German transatlantic liner‚ the St.Louis leaving Hamburg‚ Germany heading to Havana‚ Cuba. But who are these passengers and why are they leaving? These 937 passengers are Jewish refugees fleeing for their life against the Third Reich‚ most being German “citizens” and Eastern European‚ ranging in age from children to seniors. But why Havana? Many of the passengers had applied for American visas‚ and were planning to stay for a short time in Cuba

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