...Members of the U.S. Armed Force Being Forced to Pay Income Taxes? It is claimed that no one in the Armed Forces can have a tax income exemption. However, an exemption for Armed Forces personnel is a great thing for the family and the person who is in the Armed Forces. For the people in the Armed Forces there are tremendous risks that the family is put in. The family has to worry about their parent not coming home or coming home but severely injured that they are paralyzed or in need of a prosthetic. If the Armed Forces personnel had that happen to them, the family would not be able to pay for the insurance or funeral. The income that the Armed Forces makes is not enough to pay for a funeral or insurance, or even enough to survive on if they did not have a job. The paychecks that retired military officers from the navy are not enough to support a family of two or even three. Many of these retired personnel find jobs after they leave the military but most of the time they cannot get a good enough paying job to support them for another 40 or 50 years. Many of the military are right out of high school or college, which causes their potential income to decrease when they get older. What would a family do if the parent died in combat and the personal income of that soldier was having income tax taken out? The family would probably not be able to pay for the funeral on their own, which would put them in debt and worse off. If the personal income of a soldier...
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...Since 1980 there have been 137 fatal school shootings and 297 lives were lost to these unnecessary acts of violence. In the United States, the threat of school shootings has been an increasing danger to students and teachers alike. Even on July 26, 1764, four Lenape American Indians came into a school and killed the schoolmaster and nine or ten children, this is known as the Enoch Brown school massacre and was a notorious part of Pontiac’s rebellion. The more recent shootings such as Columbine and Virginia Tech a majority of those victims were students. Many of the victims cannot rely on police in the beginning of these attacks, the average shooting lasts around 12 minutes but average police response time is 18 Minutes. Teachers should be able to carry concealed weapons because armed teachers and staff can decrease the threats of school shootings, intruders on campus, and respond to threats faster than the time it takes police officers to respond. The police are effective in handling these threats but the response time can take too long, with school staff members armed with concealed weapons they can stabilize the situation before the police arrive. Carrying a concealed weapons could escalate the confrontation and...
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...Training Service (CWTS) Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Designed to provide military training to tertiary level students in order to motivate, train, organize and mobilize them for national defense preparedness. Literacy Training Service (LTS) Designed to train the students to teach literacy and numeracy skills to children, out-of-school youth and other segments of society in need of their services. Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS) Refers to activities contributory to the general welfare and the betterment of life for the members of the community, or the enhancement of its facilities specially those devoted to improving health, education, environment, entrepreneurship, safety, recreation and moral of the citizenry and other social welfare services. Who shall take the NSTP? All incoming freshmen students, male and female, enrolled in any baccalaureate courses (and in at least two (2)-year technical-vocational or associate courses), are required to complete one (1) NSTP component of their choice as a graduation requirement. Since when has the NSTP been implemented? The NSTP has been implemented since the start of school year 2002-2003. How is the NSTP taken up? Each of the NSTP components is undertaken for an academic period of two (2) semesters and is credited for three (3) units per semester with...
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...are advisors on behalf of his or her client(s). As advocates, the esquire represents the complainant or a defendant progressing his or her client’s litigation via oral or written arguments; briefs or motions. 2. What are the types of knowledge, skills, and abilities that are needed to successfully accomplish the job responsibilities? Prior to becoming an attorney, the individual will realize at least seven years of post-secondary instruction; four years of undergraduate and attend a law school for three years. Receiving a bachelor's degree in any branch of learning qualifies an individual to attend law school; however, the completion of undergraduate coursework in the field of study will impart an individual to polish his or her critical thinking, speaking, and writing competences. Receiving an undergraduate degree an individual will need to obtain a Juris Doctorate from an accredited law school in association with American Bar Association. Necessitate passing the Law School Admission Test...
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...numerous positions in the armed forces self management and sense of choice can occur on a daily basis. The methods used for military rewards do exist but the chances of reaping the benefits are slim for most soldiers. Goals are set for armed forces members as soon as the contract is signed to defend the United States of America. The armed forces has to take care of their soldiers and the families of those soldiers and trying to create a positive environment for all parties has continued to be difficult with the stressors of the world. As a current member of the United States Air Force, holding the position of Staff Sergaent, Security Forces member, the daily tasks of protecting Air Force installations make the job harder than it should be. The duties are not limited but include: “Ensure combat capability through the functions of installation security, nuclear and conventional weapon systems and resources security, air base defense, law enforcement, information security, military working dog activities, and combat arms training and maintenance. Security Forces participate in contingency operations. Personnel in this career field will be deployed and employed in sensitive or hostile environments created by terrorism, sabotage, nuclear, chemical, biological, or conventional warfare. Security Force members perform the military police function within the Air Force” (About, 2011). The job responsibilities include: A fit foot soldier for the United States Air Force, and maintaining vigilance...
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...ANALYSIS on Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), 1958 Submitted by: Kartik Jigyasi Division: B PRN: 14010224086 Class: 2014-19 of Symbiosis Law School, NOIDA Symbiosis International University, PUNE In October,2014 Under the guidance of Dr. Md. Salim CERTIFICATE The project entitled “Analysis on Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA), 1958“ submitted to the Symbiosis Law School, NOIDA for Jurisprudence I as part of Internal assessment is based on my original work carried out under the guidance of Dr. Md. Salim from August 2014 to September 2014. The research work has not been submitted elsewhere for award of any degree. The material borrowed from other sources and incorporated in the thesis has been duly acknowledged. I understand that I myself could be held responsible and accountable for plagiarism, if any, detected later on. Signature of the candidate Date: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Foremost, I would like to express mysincere gratitude to Dr. Md Salim for the continuous support for my research, for their patience, motivation, enthusiasm, and immense knowledge. Their guidance helped me in all the time of research and writing of this project. It’s an honor and privilege to have them as my advisors and mentors for my research. INDEX * Introduction * Origin of the Act * The Act and its provisions * Criticism of the Act * Judicial Approach * Conclusion * Bibliography INTRODUCION The Armed Forces...
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...ever-increasing threat of piracy along India’s own coast have further tasked the Indian Navy. The Indian Navy now interacts and operates with almost all major navies of the world, and is an ambassador of the nation. The Naval personnel have to be smart, eloquent and quick thinking to project the right image of the nation. Technology has always been led by the demands of the armed forces, and the Indian Navy is in the forefront in this aspect. All recent inductions are in the cutting edge of technology. To maximise the effect of technology, and to use them sensibly and responsibly, the Indian Navy needs youth with the correct education, intelligence and mental make up. 2. The Times of India, dated 07 Mar 2011 reported that the armed forces are facing a shortage of 15,004 officers. In written reply to a question, the Defence Minister A K Antony said, "The extent of shortage of officers is around 12,349 in the Army, 1,818 in the Navy and 837 in the Air Force. The shortage of pilots in the Air Force is about 426." He goes on to further add that there is no shortage of PBOR. As we can see, the Indian Armed Forces are facing a great deal of difficulty in meeting with their recruiting quotas. With the...
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...nine had to deal with segregation because they were colored and tried to go to Central High in Arkansas. The nine African American teens had to deal with segregation because the National Guard blocked their school so they couldn’t get in, then they had to have an armed escort just to get in, after that they had to deal with all the other kids taunting them because of their color. They all ended up getting into the Little Rock Central HIgh School. During the National Guard blockage, the governor sent the National Guard to the Little Rock Central High School because he didn’t want them in the school because they were colored. Several councils threatened to protest at Central High and block the black students from entering Central High school. Elizabeth Eckford said, ¨They moved closer and closer. ... Somebody started yelling. ... I tried to see a friendly face somewhere in the crowd—someone who maybe could help. I looked into the face of an old woman and it seemed a kind face, but when I looked at her again, she spat on me.¨ The National Guard and the Governor did not like the idea of the 9 students to go into Central High. The Governor got the National Guard to surround the school because he didn’t want the...
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...experience the things kids are supposed to, like, going to school, playing kick ball outside, enjoying the company of friends and developing in a normal way both physically and mentally. However, not all children get to have this simple luxury that many take for granted. Child Soldiers are a fast growing problem in third world countries and need to be stopped. It’s horrible to think that a child’s life can be devastated and ripped apart by a war that they had no part in starting, but they are forced to fight in combat anyway, causing life long lasting psychological and physical damage. b. Thesis: Worldwide, tens of thousands of children ranging from the young age 6-19 are recruited into government organizations and a variety or armed groups. These children are robbed of the chance to have a normal childhood but in exchange are exposed to horrendous hazards and are psychologically and physically scarred for life and suffer a tremendous amount abuse. c. Preview: In this speech I will explain what a Child Solider is, the normal development of a child and how the development of a child is impacted when they become a child solider. II. Body: d. Ethos- Citation 1: Web Site Ethos- Citation 1: Web Site What is a Child solider? According to child-soldiers.org, a child solider is anyone that is under the age of 18 and has been recruited or used in hostilities by state armed forces or non-state armed group. i. A child soldier includes both girls...
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...POSITION PAPER ON BASIC RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING COURSE AS PRE-REQUISITE TO ALL TRAINEES OF PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL INTRODUCTION 1. This study aims to include the Basic Reserve Officer Training Course as a pre-requisite to all trainees of Philippine Air Force Officer Candidate School. This further aims to help increase the number of reserve force in the Armed Forces of the Philippines. 2. The Philippine Air Force Officer Candidate School (PAFOCS) is the implementing arm in the conduct of training for PAF Officership, both for the Philippine Air Force Regular Officer Procurement Program (PAFROPP) and the Probationary Officer Training Course (POTC). Its responsibilities lie in the proper preparation of the education and training environment such as instructors, curricula, and facilities and the over-all training operations in the School. The program for officer procurement and selection of best qualified candidates are the responsibilities of the Office of the Assistant Chief of Air Staff for Personnel, A-1 of the Headquarters Philippine Air Force. 3. At present, the PAFROPP Qualifications to all applicants who will be trainees at PAFOCS include: a) natural born citizen of the Philippines; b) baccalaureate degree holder; c) must be single; d) must be physically, mentally, and psychologically fit for active military service; e) must not be less than twenty (20) years old not more than twenty four (24) years old upon admission; and f) 152.4...
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...To Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of the UN Human Rights Council Geneva, 17 September 2014 Your Excellencies, The undersigned human rights and civil rights organizations write to share our concerns about state practices of targeted killings and the use of armed drones. We welcome the holding of a panel on the use of armed drones during the 27th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council and urge UN member states to support and take steps to monitor and promote meaningful transparency and legal compliance by states with regard to their targeted killing policies and practices. In particular, we call on states to publicly disclose their targeted killing standards and criteria; ensure that their use or facilitation of lethal force operations abroad comply with international law; enable meaningful oversight and remedies; and ensure effective investigations, tracking and response to civilian harm. Disclose legal standards and criteria. We are concerned about the lack of transparency in targeted killing operations. While many states affirmed their commitment to transparency at the UN General Assembly in 2013, some states have made only minimal progress in practice. Commitment to the rule of law requires that states disclose the legal constraints on their lethal targeting operations. Greater disclosure of legal and policy standards, and procedural mechanisms, is a prerequisite to informed assessment and debate. We believe this disclosure is...
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...Armed Guards in Schools: are More Guns the Best Answer? Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, along with many other americans, was thoroughly upset when Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president of the National Rifle Association (NRA), suggested armed guards in every school after the Sandy Hook tragedy. Emanuel called it “outrageous and unsettling that the NRA would address gun violence not by taking assault weapons off our streets, but by adding more guns to our schools” (Martin). Some agree with Emanuel, and some think a little more protection could stop these tragedies. Putting armed guards in our schools is not the right answer because schools are already the safest place for kids, we could spend the money on more important things, and having guards has not helped in the past....
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...lifestyles, diverse gatherings of Ind. reacted in various routes in the fading many years of the nineteenth century; the Crow, Arik., Pawn., and Shosh. battled close by the U.S. Armed force against their old foes, the Sioux, with an end goal to clutch their territories. •Indians who declined to remain on reservations gambled being chased down; in 1877, the armed force requested the Nez Percé to come into the reservation or be chased down; the Nez Percé fled to Canada to escape constrainment; halted to rest after 1,300 miles, just 50 miles from flexibility; American fighters assaulted; the Nez Percé surrendered to U.S. Armed force fighters following a five-day attack. •Apache tribes turned to outfitted resistance and consummated an attempt at manslaughter guerrilla fighting that threatened white pioneers and perplexed the armed force in the 1880s; Geronimo over and over drove Apache warrior assaulting parties off the reservation; inevitably surrendered to General Nelson Miles in 1886; government captured about five hundred Apaches, however less than three dozen had been antagonistic, and sent them as detainees to Florida, where more than a fourth of them kicked the bucket; in 1892, the Apaches were moved to Fort Sill in Oklahoma and after that...
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...BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE SECTION 2859-2873.6 2859. The practice of vocational nursing within the meaning of this chapter is the performance of services requiring those technical, manual skills acquired by means of a course in an approved school of vocational nursing, or its equivalent, practiced under the direction of a licensed physician, or registered professional nurse, as defined in Section 2725. A vocational nurse, within the meaning of this chapter, is a person who has met all the legal requirements for a license as a vocational nurse in this state and who for compensation or personal profit engages in vocational nursing as the same is hereinabove defined. 2860. This chapter confers no authority to practice medicine or surgery or to undertake the prevention, treatment or cure of disease, pain, injury, deformity, or mental or physical condition in violation of any provision of law. 2860.5. A licensed vocational nurse when directed by a physician and surgeon may do all of the following: (a) Administer medications by hypodermic injection. (b) Withdraw blood from a patient, if prior thereto such nurse has been instructed by a physician and surgeon and has demonstrated competence to such physician and surgeon in the proper procedure to be employed when withdrawing blood, or has satisfactorily completed a prescribed course of instruction approved by the board, or has demonstrated competence to the satisfaction of the board. (c) Start...
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...Tommy Huskey English 112 Essay #3 Persuasive Argument Nov. 4, 2015 Military recruiting in public schools Military recruitment has become an important issue. Often in the past some parents and teachers have protested about military personnel visiting schools to talk to students about the armed forces. But since 2001 the No Child Left behind Act has meant that US schools which receive government money must allow the military in to talk to students (Paton). One of the more common proposals is to ban military recruiting of those that are under 18, which would severely limit the ability of recruiters to operate. In the past years the USA and its allies have been involved in major conflicts. There are a lot questions and conflicts with this issue. The positive outcomes of recruitment will be strongly discussed. Do military recruiters provide valuable info? "Douglas Smith, a US Army spokesman, said the job of recruiters is not to make promises but to show...
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