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    inequality‚ the Department of Defense (DoD) mandated race relations training in 1971. The violent and nonviolent disorders of the late 1960s were the catalyst that convinced military leaders that race relations education must be provided to every member of the Armed Forces. An inter-service task force examined the causes and possible cures of these racial disorders within the military. The task force‚ chaired by Air Force Major General Lucius Theus‚ resulted in Department of Defense Directive 1322

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    The need and Contribution of navy and coast guard to America The maritime military was not paid in attention of its effectiveness for a long time. With a small naval force‚ the United States was neither successful in diplomatic relations nor national defense. The Navy and Coast Guard are crucial forces of the American military by maintaining the welfare of America both domestically and internationally. The Navy and Coast Guard were both needed‚ and they helped maintain the well-being of America

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    S~ ;~ ~ * ~ ~ *L €. DEFENSE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR TECHNOLOGY (DMART) oVOLUME 0Report 1 Y I: PROGRAM OF ACTION 1 AL616RI I December 1986 i Frans Nauta Joseph R. Wilk ( Prepared pursuant to Department of Defense Contract MDA903-85-C-0139. The views expressed here are those of the Logistics Management Institute at the time of issue but not necessarily those of the Department of Defense. Permission to quote or reproduce any part must - except

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    Military Budget Cuts

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    Military Budget Cuts The United States military has a major presence worldwide. We have the most dominant force and by far are the most advanced. There are soldiers and troops in over 150 countries across six continents. That does not count for all of the soldiers based on naval ships that constantly travel the oceans going country to country. With all of the soldiers‚ military equipment‚ testing‚ and research and development‚ the military’s cost has been averaging over 500 billion dollars annually

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    Forces Agreement (VFA) will reaffirm friendly relations between the Philippines and the United States. The VFA would define the movement of American forces in the Philippines. The VFA would provide the guidelines for determining the legal status of American soldiers in the Philippines during joint military exercises provided under the RP-US Mutual Defense Treaty (MDT). It also provides the framework for continued defense relationship between the US and the Philippines aimed at preserving the security and

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    An analysis of the U.S. Department of Defense budget woes and issues reveals challenges facing the Pentagon’s most expensive weapon system‚ The F-35 joint Strike Fighter: accepting delays‚ cost overruns‚ criticism‚ and outright public embarrassment or take a loss now and spend more money in the current aging fleet of legacy aircraft which is just as costly but with less criticism. I. Introduction: A. An analysis of the U.S. Department of Defense budget woes and issues reveals challenges

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    Easy Corp Case

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    Easy Corp was awarded a five year contract to provide program office support to a government agency. In the first year of the contract‚ the enterprise has raised concern with the contracting officer’s representative (COR). Easy Corp has habitually submitted erroneous and often late invoices‚ as well as late and incomplete management reports. Moreover‚ both the COR and Easy Corp employees rarely see the program manager for the contract. The purpose of this paper is to identify the ramifications

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    the impact of an Improvise Explosive Device (IED) and the Department of Defense did not have a vehicle in their inventory that would fit the needs of the units on the ground. Since the insurgents relied on these IED‚ their greatest causality producer‚ without having to actively engage American Forces. It became a necessity to produce a vehicle that would withstand the blast of an IED and protect the crew inside. The Department of Defense conducted a major rapid acquisition program of the MRAP. This

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    Outgoing Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta announced Thursday a lifting of the ban on female service members in combat roles‚ a watershed policy change that was informed by women’s valor in Iraq and Afghanistan and that removes the remaining barrier to a fully inclusive military‚ defense officials said. Panetta made the decision “upon the recommendation of the Joint Chiefs of Staff‚” a senior defense official said Wednesday‚ an assertion that stunned female veteran activists who said they assumed

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    US Navy Essay

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    establishment of the Department of the Navy in 1798. John Adams and other pro-naval congressmen forcefully expressed the benefits of a navy not only in distressing the enemy‚ but in making possible a system of maritime and naval operations to protect the American colonies (Pletcher). On the other hand‚ antinavalists‚ better known as Jeffersonians‚ believed that a appropriate naval force would consist of more of small gunboats that could defend the coasts of the United States. The effect of John

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