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    Going the Distance

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    under the doors. My clothes were handed down from my older sister who had a problem of wetting herself. My mother washed the clothes in the sink. They were stained‚ old‚ and some had holes in them. What few friends I did have were other poor boys like me. We would often get picked on. I considered the rich kids to be bigger bullies than us hood rats. They acted like they were better than the rest of us‚ because they had the best of clothes and toys. The rich kids also got enjoyment out of

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    Military discipline

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    Military Discipline In the military‚ discipline is harsh. Military discipline is the body of laws and procedures governing members of the armed forces. Soldiers can be disciplined for perjury of oath‚ abuse of authority‚ bribery‚ intimidation‚ misuse of assets‚ failure to supervise‚ dereliction of duty‚ conduct unbecoming‚ and refusal to refusal to obey a lawful order. They can also be punished for regular crimes but may be punished greater due to their being expected to follow rules. A picture

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    Omar Khadr Innocent

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    In the middle of war torn middle and west Africa lies a need for soldiers on both sides of their civil war. Many get confused on which side is good and which side is in the wrong‚ but the reality of it is unclear. The people who get caught in the middle of this mess: children‚ mostly innocent. Jeffrey Gentleman says in his article Armed & Underage that nearly ¨80 percent of rebel troops and 20 percent of government troops are children.¨ These children are forced to fight in a war that they weren’t

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    right arm‚ and neck. He then spent the remainder of the war in an Army hospital in Germany. It is important to note these experiences‚ because as an author‚ this time in combat gave Remarque an unprecedented level of insight into the life of a soldier in the Great War. The first-hand account from the lowest levels of the German army‚ literally from the trenches‚ gives the reader a haunting glimpse of the horrors of trench warfare. The book “All Quiet on the Western Front” was written in only

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    and the South. Soldier’s heart is when a man goes into the war and they come back home thinking they have to act the same and do the same things/ actions they did in the war. In the “Soldier’s Heart” book it talks about how Charly moves from a young boy looking for adventure to a young man with a “soldier’s heart.” Like when he enters into the war‚ and what Charly does at the end of the war to save his country. “War is better then the circus!” Charly thought that he was really going to have fun at

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    Forbidden City

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    Traveling to another country‚ and being situated in some dangerous situations opens ones eyes and helps ones gain experience. In the book Forbidden City by William Bell‚ Alexander jackson is a seventeen year old boy that travels with his father Ted who is a camera man that works for CBC news. In this novel Alexander Jackson goes from innocence to experience. He developes as a caring‚ responsible human being and grows up through his experience in China. Alex before his journey to China is a typical

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    In the army there are many uniforms a soldier has to wear. This is for the different activities a soldier does. For everything from their daily Physical Training (PT)‚ their regular working uniform Army Combat Uniform (ACU)‚ or their dress uniform either the Army Service Uniform (ASU)‚ or the Army Green Service Uniform (Class A). Each uniform is design to fit a specific task and to be worn a in certain way. A great resource for either the ASU or the Class A is the “U.S. ARMY UNIFORM GUIDE.” I found

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    Integrity

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    look the other way. “Doing the right thing is not a matter of deciding‚ do I help my fellow soldier and let him slide on an Army regulation or do I uphold the regulation.” It means doing both‚ they are both equally important. Sometimes helping a soldier means that you must enforce the regulations and in some cases that can mean discharging them from the Army at other times it means fighting for the soldier and getting them the help that they need to succeed in the Army. By keep doing the right thing

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    Children In War

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    actions‚ or will these children be tried equally under the law? Sierra Leone‚ Iraq‚ Somali‚ Congo‚ Afghanistan‚ and Chad are just few of the many countries that suffer from poverty and choose to use children in battle‚ many use them as front-line soldiers in these gruesome battles. They provide many addictive substances including cocaine‚ marijuana‚ followed by many other drugs; commanders also provide alcohol to these children. Numerous wars in Africa are wars based on poverty and are often civil

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    He started of as an atypical soldier with dreams and ambitions. He realized the only way to get out of the monstrosities of the war was to fly. From being afraid of death to being a cold-blooded soldier‚ it is incredible to believe how much someone can change. He was recognized for his talents which caused him to be addicted to the fame. The fame led him back home

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