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    We are assigned a room and given a small piece of bread. The bread felt brittle. I fall asleep and wake up to yelling and screaming. It was my mom and dad. They were outside on a wall with some other people. The was a nazi soldier standing in front of them with a huge gun. He pulls up his gun and starts firing at the people on the wall. The sound of the gun ranged in my ears. One by one they fall until they were all dead. My parents die instantly as the bullet pierces through

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    Mike Trosraka 10/5/06 Block E The Things They Carried Section 4 Question 4 The story “The Ghost Soldiers” is one of the only stories of “The Things They Carried” in which we don’t know the ending in advance. I believe that O’Brien chooses to make this story particularly suspenseful in order for the reader to understand the meaning of the ending and recognize that the ending is not easily predicted. This allows for a more interesting and surprising story. Throughout the story‚ O’Brien

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    2013. He also wishes to win another gunnery again in 2014 and to finish school to attain his associates’ degree. My long term goals would be to work on my bachelor degree in psychology and to become SFC so I can share my knowledge and mentor my soldiers to surpass

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    is; having been in war for a long period of time makes him jump and get uptight. We cheer for the soldiers of today who defend our country in war‚ without realizing the effects that they have to cope with when returning home. Much like Rodriguez‚ many soldiers who return home from war suffer from mental‚ physical and social effects. Soldiers go back home with postwar mental effects one of them being PTSD‚ (post-traumatic stress disorder)‚ which includes feeling stuck with a constant sense of danger

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    Comprehensive Understanding of Individual Treatment in the Group Process: PTSD in Focus Lorenzo E. Aranda CNSL/561 University of Phoenix Lorenzo Aranda CNSL/561 In understanding an individual’s treatment plan‚ as it pertains to a group counseling atmosphere‚ you must first realize that it is a multifaceted process. This process ensures the appropriateness and effectiveness of group counseling in the client’s treatment. And‚ as the individual’s progress may shift‚ the applicability

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    He had been speaking for most of the trip‚ telling Steve everything he had done. Every assassination‚ every mission‚ every legend that made the Winter Soldier so feared. However‚ he wasn’t the Winter Soldier anymore‚ and his voice shook as he described the men and women he killed‚ the things he did. He barely got through explaining the assassination of Howard Stark‚ because Bucky had known him‚ knew that he was a friend of Steve’s

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    thousand soldiers died‚ with the Confederate losing almost twenty times more soldiers than the Union‚ not counting the countless number of soldiers that died from disease and other non-war related topics (LaFantaSie). Both sides lost gut-wrenching numbers of soldiers during the Civil War‚ all because of there different beliefs. While death took a large toll‚ there were other tasks that soldiers had to worry about such as hunger and disease. Even Though soldiers may be more equipped today‚ soldiers during

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    Child Soldiers Children of all ages have been forced to fight in wars. Wars of all kinds‚ fought for different reasons‚ but if you look back on all of them you’ll see children. They may or may not know why they are fighting; they simply do as they’re told. Everywhere around the world‚ there is always a war of some kind going on. This global issue needs to be resolved so that children of all ages don’t end up being on the battlefield. A child defines someone who shouldn’t be involved in warfare

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    I arrived at the trenches today. It was nothing like what I had imagined something fun as it was told when I signed up but all I heard was the noise of the gun and people yelling. I didn’t expect anything like this. I lived in a trench with other men‚ it stinks and also bad food and all I hear is noise of gunshot and people screaming. I only joined the army because of my family I didn’t want them to look at me and called me a coward and also everywhere I pass I see posters saying “YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS

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    The article “Standing with Soldiers to the End” by Kate Jackson illustrates how social workers are working their way up to help veterans when they are in their last days of life. In this article it is explained how even though the veterans spent their whole lives in the military nobody took care of them and they were not given the special treatments they deserved when they were dying. However with the help of the VA‚ veterans association‚ there have been a lot of improvements. According to J. Scott

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