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    you? If you are captured and become a prisoner of war there are a few things you must understand. As U.S. soldiers we are bound to a treaty that the president signed in 1949‚ called the Geneva Convention‚ that deals with the treatment of captive POWs. In a present day

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    Zamperini himself and his tremendous life‚ but you fail to give yourself enough credit for making sure the reader feels all the emotions that Mr. Zamperini feels‚ you do that through your meticulous research. During reading about the brutality that the POWs faced your heart sinks. You are inspired by the fact that the POW’s try to maintain dignity through regular acts of disobedience. As

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    To the Japanese‚ surrender was an unthinkable act of cowardice and the ultimate violation of the rigid code of military honor drilled into them from childhood onward. So they looked at Chinese POWs with utter contempt‚ viewing them as less than human‚ unworthy of life. The elimination of the Chinese POWs began after they were transported by trucks to remote locations on the outskirts of Nanking. As soon as they were assembled‚ the savagery

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    Ingrid Betancourt was a Columbian politician and presidential candidate until she was kidnapped and held hostage by FARC guerrillas for six years before getting rescue by the Columbian military. Her story is full of horror and bravery as she held out against her abductors for years and never gave up the hope that she will be rescued one day. If Mrs. Betancourt were a soldier in the United States Army‚ the articles of the Code of Conduct that she kept faith with would be Articles II‚ III‚ and IV

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    reaches its high point of the day at one instead of noon. He is saying that the Soviet Union controls everything such as: the sun’s zenith‚ religion‚ and clothes. The Soviet Union treated prisoners of war(POWS) very harshly and the system itself was also very corrupt. Alexander Solzhenitysn was a POW himself. In February of 1945 when he was

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    talent contests without pay. He even released his first solo of Alton Ellis’s “Wanderer”. However‚ Hammond became annoyed with the “slave work” of performing with nobody paying attention‚ so he eventually stopped. In 1975‚ he joined a band called Zap Pow as the lead singer. While in the group‚ Hammond was already searching for opportunities to become a solo artist‚ as that was his dream.

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    motivating drivers‚ and one of these will be our dominant motivating driver. This dominant motivator is largely dependent on our culture and life experiences. The three motivators are achievement motivation (n-ach)‚ authority/power motivation (n-pow) and affiliation motivation (n-affil). These needs are found to varying degrees in all workers and managers‚ and this mix of motivational needs characterizes a person’s or manager’s style and behavior‚ both in terms of being motivated and in the management

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    percent was his personality making him survive. No matter what camp Louie was at he wanted the same things‚ food‚ to see his family‚ and the War to end. In Chapter twenty-eight‚ Louie was hurt‚ his ankle badly tore and he could no longer work. When the POWs in the camp could not work their food rations were to be cut in half. That‚ Louie could not have‚ so he begged for work‚ he ended up cleaning a pig’s cage without any proper tools. This proved that Louie would be willing to dig through pig feces‚ just

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    very important. Louie held endurance and needed it his entire life. In the novel of Unbroken‚ Louie does not have a part where he does not use it‚ such as his childhood‚ his olympic training‚ his time in the army‚ his time on the raft‚ his time as a POW‚ and his time with his new family. Endurance is highlighted throughout Laura Hillenbrand’s masterpiece‚ and manages to find unique ways of importance. Endurance is something more than ability to continue in a race or workout‚ endurance is about pushing

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    manly cowboy rides in on a horse‚ aiming his revolver at the villain’s head. POW! It’s hunting season. The deer hunter in his deer stand patiently waits for the right buck to carelessly wander under his deer feeder‚ then aligns his scope on the buck’s head. POW! It’s a dark city night. The members of the Bloods gang meet in a local park when rival gang Crips’ Cadillac pulls up with the window down and a Glock showing. POW! Why is it that something so closely associated with the death and killing

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