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    Journey From Childhood to Adults Everyday our youth is reminded of the reality of the world around them. As they grow up they learn the truth not only about our world‚ but themselves. They feel the pressure to conform to what others think is acceptable of them. In turn they overcome hardships that help them to grow as individuals. This rite of passage is called initiation. The presence of this theme occurs throughout our textbook in a number of stories. The story “Doe Season”‚ by David Kaplan

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    the forces of the United States of America and the British Empire. The Americans declared war in 1812 for several reasons‚ including trade restrictions because of Britain’s ongoing war with France‚ impressments of American merchant sailors into the Royal Navy‚ British support of American Indian tribes against American expansion westward and over national honor after humiliations on the high seas. Jefferson sought to take advantage of Britain and France occupation with war and fill the gaps in trade

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    What began as a friendly competition between the British Royal Marines and the 1927 4th Marine Regiment combat swim team would soon be the start of the United States Marine Corps’ most revered tradition. Marines today continue to feast with brothers-in-arms around a table‚ so that the Marines may celebrate victories‚ pay respects to the fallen‚ and toast to the success of the Corps; somewhere‚ in some unit‚ mess nights still occur‚ only not at Helicopter Marine Light Attack Squadron (HMLA-367). By

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    J.Cohen Amphibious Combat Vehicles: Requirements and Missions Sea services globally are introducing‚ expanding and modernizing amphibious landing capabilities. Naval construction data from AMI International‚ through 2031 shows 37 countries with new amphibious vessel acquisition programs planned‚ or currently underway. Most numerous are Landing Platform Dock (LPD)‚ Landing Ship Tank (LST)‚ Landing Ship Medium (LSM) and types similar to the larger Modified DOKDO class Amphibious Assault Ship

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    As with any ship‚ she needed a crew. Over 500 men were needed to fully operate everything she had. Some of the mock up of the ship included 70 skilled Petty Officers‚ 212 experienced seamen‚ 193 regular seamen‚ and 81 landmen. Royal Marines serving as the fighting force were also onboard and totaled 11 Officers and 135 Privates. Age range for crew mates could go from 12 to 67‚ with 40% of those men being under the age of 24. Crew was easy to find certain time because the ship

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    Larissa Nichols “The ship! Never has she failed us! Never has her crew failed in showing their allegiance and belief in the country they served‚ or the honor they felt‚ in belonging to the ship that sheltered them‚ and whose decks they fought‚ where many gave their lives. To have commanded the Constitution is a signal of honor; to have been one of her crew‚ in no matter how humble a capacity‚ is an equal one. Her name is an inspiration.”[1] Throughout the last two centuries of our

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    Ellison have all written three separate stores which pertain to this theme. Starting with Battle Royal‚ a short story written by Ellison‚ in which the narrator struggles throughout the majority of his life trying to overcome the burden of his grandfather’s last words‚ which held him back by continuously echoing throughout his mind. Another struggle he faced on his path to success was the battle royal‚ a fight between young men where there were no sides. This physical battle may have been the greatest

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    Since I moved to Oxford in 2011‚ I seem to be related to the woodland area “Shotover Park” with “Brasenose Wood” as one of the more ancient parts. When I was living in Headington‚ I entered the woods from the North and the West‚ exploring large areas of the wood‚ learning about the different types of trees and the local Wildlife. Now that I live in Little Milton‚ I have the eastern part of “Shotover park” close by‚ only ten minutes drive away in Wheatley. Here I want to focus on the part of Shotover

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    Summaries/ Reaction: Battle Royal by Ralph Ellison The narrator talks with his grandparents who were freed slaves‚ and on his grandfathers deathbed he talks about how he felt like a traitor for being kind with the white man. The narrator lives the same with meekness. He then recalls giving his class speech urging humility and such as advancements for black people. The white people in town were impressed and he was invited to a battle royal. Him and other black people are forced to look at a naked

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    which is rung to let everybody on base know that colors is about to play. The reason that colors is played at 8 in the morning is "Following the 1797 mutinies in the British fleet at Spithead‚ Admiral Lord St. Vincent established the practice in the Royal Navy of raising and lowering the colors--the ensign and jack--at a formal ceremony with the band and guard of the day paraded. The practice was taken up by the U.S. Navy from an early date and first codified in the 1843 Rules and Regulations for the

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