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    Sergeant will also have more opportunities in the Marine Corps‚ like the opportunity to go to drill instructor school among other things. In boot camp we were always taught that Sergeants were the “backbone of the marine corps” because they’re such an integral part of the chain of command but corporals bridge the gap between junior marines and sergeants which I think is equally as important. The first thing I look at when I’m walking past a marine is the rank on their collar. It’s what helps us

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    Whitman was born June 24‚ 1941. The town he was born in is called Lake Worth‚ the state is Florida. In the early years of Charles Whitman he was taught at a young age how to properly handle a gun. Charles was a model student and an Eagle Scout who left home early to escape a violent father. When Charles joined the Marine Corps be became a sharpshooter which in other words a sniper. Charles did his time in the marines before he enrolled into the University of Texas. During his time at Texas University

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    NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL MONTEREY‚ CALIFORNIA THESIS Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited ANALYSIS OF NAVY FLIGHT SCHEDULING METHODS USING FLYAWAKE by Ryan P. Beshany September 2009 Thesis Advisor: Nita Lewis Miller Second Reader: Matthew G. Boensel THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK i REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE Form Approved OMB No. 0704-0188 Public reporting burden for this collection of information is es timated to average 1 hour per re sponse‚ including the

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    Why Are Drills Important

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    Marine traditions are passed from generation to generation to sustain our base and beliefs. However sometimes certain traditions may fade within in time if not emphasized and practiced by leaders. In order to build a strong foundation it’s important to often remind ourselves of the bond that upholds us. Passing along the core values‚ traditions‚ customs and history of our Corps is necessary to promote good order and discipline. Drills are an example of one of the many traditions that have been part

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    truth! Son‚ we live in a world that has walls‚ and those walls have to be guarded by men with guns. Who’s gonna do it? You? You‚ Lt. Weinburg? I have a greater responsibility than you could possibly fathom. You weep for Santiago‚ and you curse the marines. You have that luxury. You have the luxury of not knowing what I know. That Santiago’s death‚ while tragic‚ probably saved lives. And my existence‚ while grotesque and incomprehensible to you‚ saves lives. You don’t want the truth because deep down

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    Joshua Dailey ENG 122 Essay #3: Justifying an Evaluation Burning Question: Is the Marines a good option after graduation? I-Search Source Evaluation: I looked through many sources for this assignment; talked to a recruiter‚ discussed what my cousins went through in their own paths‚ studied the Marine Corp. website and etc. The source that I found most drawn to was the website; it answered all my questions whenever they popped into my head and answered questions I didn’t even have. The convenience

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    Importance of Securing your Belongings The bachelor enlisted quarters order says it plain and simple. While a Marines room is not in use all his/her personal belongings are to be secured in a wall locker and or secretary. The rooms hatch and head door will also remain secured as well. There are no reasons or exceptions to this for it is an order and disciplinary action can be a definite result of failing to do so. i.e.: writing a one page essay on the subject. NCOs in any command‚ company‚

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    This past April‚ the findings from two separate accidents from very high-profile organizations were released within days of each other. Both accidents were similar in that each occurred in what could be described as a regular training session that resulted in the death of a single individual. While the investigation results were also similar in the sense that they both cited “lack of oversight and procedures” as the primary cause‚ the resulting accountability of those determined to be responsible

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    Operation Watchtower: the turning point in the Pacific theatre of World War II The small island of Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands held little strategic value prior to World War II. Operation Watchtower‚ also known as the Guadalcanal Campaign‚ was the military operation undertaken by Allied forces‚ predominantly American‚ between 7 August 1942 and 9 February 1943 to deny the use of Guadalcanal by the Japanese in response to the threat to the supply and communication routes between the US‚ Australia

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    anecdote as a rhetorical technique to put imagery into the audience’s mind and have them imagine what Frank’s son went through during the war. For example in his speech he says this. “From March to December of 2003‚ my son‚ a corporal in the United States Marine Corps‚ was facing roadside bombs and random bullets in Afghanistan.” This anecdote is used to catch the audience’s attention and make them realize what a soldier has to go through on behave of Congress’ decisions. This anecdote has credibility

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