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Thomsen, James Thompson, N. Ross, III Sh. "The future of acquisition excellence: Army, Navy, and Air Force acquisition strategies.(DEFENSE AT &", Defense AT & L, Nov-Dec 2009 Issue War Psy/210 May 26, 2010 Katrina Hilton Warefare is as old as human history and has played a crushial part in the development of civilizations, throughout that history. Which poses this fundamental question about human nature: were humans once peaceful living in harmony with each other, or is warfare and all the horrors that accompany it “natural”? Since the first recorded battle, thousands of years ago, combatants and non-combantants are affected by this brutal affair. Combantants risk injury, disfigurement, and death. Non-combantants, such as women and children, also face a brutal reality, losted loved ones, displacement, and even death. However, good does come from warfare. Think of the technological advancements, we now enjoy. The advancement in human rights, may not have been achieved without such brutal events of war. Even though war affects more than just the combatants, it is at times, an unfortunate necessity. Those who take an optimistic view of uncorrupted human nature may argue that, even when hunter-gatherers or simple agricultural societies entered