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    Wounded Warriors continue to pay the ultimate price The charity Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) is a house hold name it seems these days. Everyone has heard of the charity‚ specifically after the 9/11 attacks which ignited a war in Afghanistan and Iraq in 2001. The purpose of the Wounded Warrior Project is stated on their website and quoted below: • To raise awareness and enlist the public’s aid for the needs of injured service members. • To help injured service members aid and assist each other.

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    The Wounded Warrior Project is an organization that provides aid to wounded soldiers in need. There are many organizations out there to donate to‚ but people have to find the right one like Wounded Warrior Project. This organization spends their valuable time and money to help veterans coming back from Afghanistan and Iraq. There is a website and various project’s individuals can use to donate to this cause. The project’s goal is to help these soldiers recover from their wounds. Before there was

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    story of Beowulf and The 13th Warrior written by a Christian Monk and the story called Eaters of the Dead what was later know as The 13th Warrior written by Ibn Fadlan who was Moslem which was later written by Michael Crichton. Then there was a movie called The 13th Warrior. The two things that will be compared and contrasted are going to be the movie of The 13th Warrior and the Epic of Beowulf. Instead of doing a translation of Beowulf‚ the writer of the "The 13th Warrior" used his creativity to fabricate

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    Samurai Warriors did not back down it was called an honor to die in the name of the emperor‚ want to know why? Because of a code called Bushido. The most important thing to a samurai warrior was to follow the bushido code. Bushido was important to Samurai because it was a code taught to them by their master. The Bushido code stated that all Samurai Warriors were required by their master to be loyal to the Shogun no matter what happened to them. The Bushido code stated that even though they were

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    This is the story of the Greek Warrior Giannis the demi-god son of Aries and Elvina. His mother Elvina is the demi-god daughter of Athena goddess of wisdom and battle strategy this is where Giannis gets his great wisdom. His father Aries is the god of war this is where he gets his immense strength and courage in battle. Giannis was a great young hero who looked to be the perfection of man with his impressive physique‚ but he was more than muscles and good looks he was a genius with his knowledge

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    The Warrior Ethos by Steven Pressfield is a look into the culture of a warrior. He looks back on history and explains how different cultures have a code of honor and ethics when it comes to warfare. He persists that a person does not need to fight for a flag or cause in order to have a code of honor. Ethos is defined as: “The moral character‚ nature‚ disposition and customs of a people or culture.” Pressfield’s book is about all of these things as they pertain to warriors throughout history. He

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    To be a warrior in Ancient Greece meant many things; you fought and perhaps died for your country‚ you stood for justice in the community and in battle‚ you were courageous and willing to take on all who stood in your way‚ you were looked up to and revered‚ a step above the normal citizen. There was also a huge downside to being a warrior: you were basically a servant to the king or kings‚ forced to fight whenever he called for whatever reason it may be. A small price to pay for some‚ considering

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    is safe to say that you know the drill when it comes to lists like these. I tell you five things you didn’t know about a game‚ and you categorically deny not knowing them. So‚ with that being said Far Cry Primal makes its way up next. 1. YOU CAN SURVIVE IN THE WINTER WITHOUT CRAFTED CLOTHING Far Cry Primal would have you believe that you can’t survive in the arctic regions without crafting better winter gear. However‚ this is not true and there are ways around it. One‚ in particular‚ is to make sure

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    Fact or Fiction: The Terra Cotta Warriors are an interesting subject to the say the least to many scientist‚ conspiracy theorist and archaeologists. In Xi’an‚ China‚ hundreds of years ago‚ the making of what is known to some as the 8th wonder of the world. It was March 1974‚ a very dry time of year‚ a peasant farmer‚ Yang Zhifa was digging for a well‚ and he was shocked when he discovered a piece of old terracotta. He was excited that he may have found an old abandoned kiln and could get some free

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    "The Warrior Ethos" By Steven Pressfield The book "The Warrior Ethos" written by Steven Pressfield is about what it means to be a warrior‚ in the present time‚ and also in ancient times. In the book it gives many examples such as the ancient Spartans as well as modern day war fighters such as the Marines. It also discusses the differences and similarities as to what the warrior ethos actually means to the individual‚ as well as to the unit. The author breaks the book into three parts‚ academies

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