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    agreement among scholars that the hand salute is actually the first part of "uncovering" in front of a senior. That practice gradually evolved over time into merely touching the cap‚ and became the present salute. (Information from the United States Marine Corps History and Museums Division) Purpose: In the present-day Civil Air Patrol‚ the salute remains important. In rendering a salute‚ the junior cadet does not admit inferiority‚ but simply recognizes and greets a senior cadet‚ whose perseverance

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    Major Thomas Ward‚ 2nd Battalion‚ 75th Ranger Regiment Location: Classified Facility between Dongfanghongcun‚ China and Khabarovsk‚ Russia‚ The Eastern Block‚ 2141 CE SATELLITE STATUS . . . CONNECTING . . . CONNECTING . . . FAILURE SECONDARY SUBROUTINE INITIATING . . . SEARCHING FOR SIGNAL SIGNAL ACQUIRED . . . REROUTING . . . CWS GERALD FORD . . . CONNECTING . . . CONNECTING . . . SUCCESSFUL CONNECTION Major Thomas Ward didn’t even notice the connection as a flurry of bullets turned the

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    instructions‚ but also it can put others at risk too. Like your N.C.O. in charge of you‚ to your Team Leader‚ to your Section Sergeant‚ to your Platoon Sergeant‚ to your 1st Sergeant‚ to your Company Commander‚ to your Brigade Commander‚ and so on. Not only can your N.C.O. in charge of you‚ your Team Leader‚ your Section Sergeant‚ your Platoon Sergeant‚ your 1st Sergeant‚ your Company Commander‚ and your Brigade Commander could all get into trouble for your actions of not following direct instructions/orders

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    Brad Kasal

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    Review: It’s a story that stands behind the picture of First Sergeant Brad Kasal taken by Lucien Read in Fallujah‚ Iraq on November 13‚ 2004. The book is about Brad Kasal’s journey through life. He grew up in Afton‚ Iowa. In I984 he left his hometown to boot camp at MCRD‚ San Diego‚ where he was meritoriously promoted to PFC by graduation. After completion of SOI he started out as a Dragon gunner at his first duty station‚ Camp Pendleton‚ CA. He participated in Operation Desert Storm‚ and he was

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    standing guard with Marines‚ hunkering down with us during the weekly‚ inaccurate‚ enemy mortar attacks. He also carried a photograph of Michael Jackson in his wallet‚ and we took every opportunity presented to us to make fun of him about it. He was not helping us for the money‚ no amount of money could compensate him for what he was doing‚ hours of guard‚ sometimes standing four or more two hour rotations in a row. The patrols he went on unarmed‚ patrolling more than most Marines in my squad. He

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    Field Day Essay

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    I am presented here today with this essay because I made a very bad decision on the whole aspect of field-day inspection. As I now know‚ field day is crucial and essential to new and old Marines. It helps biuild and maintain dicipline and character. In my failing to field day as Staff Sergeant Shake instructed me to do so‚ I showed him that I am not dependable. I showed lack of Dependability. And by doing so‚ he has every right to believe that I can not be relied upon to perform my duties

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    over time. Wood reveals us that during the Revolutionary War‚ some women were in combat but they disguised themselves as men and enlisted under other names to not be recognized as a female. Also during World War I was the first time the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps allowed women to enlist. With their eager to be equals more than 12‚000 enlisted and worked at various jobs. Over 40‚000 women enrolled in the 20th century and it was the first time men and women were sent out together in war. Lastly‚ today

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    The first of my favorite stories is “Greater Love Hath No Man.” This story is about one of the nicest‚ bravest soldiers in this entire book. This is my favorite story because Marine Scout Sniper Scott Montoya risked his life six separate times to save five other soldiers and some Iraqi citizens caught in battle. Marine Scout Sniper Scott Montoya was stationed in Sadr City near Baghdad‚ Iraq. On April 8‚ 2003‚ Scott and his four-man squad were helping patrol the city. Scott heard gunfire from

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    Gear accountability

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    Gear accountability is one of my most important things I must do as a United States marine. Many things go into keeping track of your own military gear as well as personal gear. Cif gear for example. All of the gear that is issued to me I must make sure I have everything at all times‚ otherwise if I lose a piece of gear I must fill out a missing gear statement‚ get it signed off by my section head‚ the platoon sergeant‚ and my platoon officer. I always have to make sure that all my gear is clean before

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    Marines represent what it means to be a perfect warrior and a gentleman. In the 1800’s battles were fought with what is now known as rules of war. A Marine Corps General of a modern army in those days wanted to be seen as a gentleman and therefore demanded the respect that a gentleman would receive both on and off the battlefield. In order to receive that respect‚ it was said that a battle should be fought humanly or as a gentleman. Though in most armies only officers were considered gentlemen

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