How could the misunderstanding been avoided. a. By not inviting here b. By not greeting her at all c. By greeting her by her name. Misunderstanding #2 Once I retired from the Marine Corps a year later I went back to work for a defense contractor as an instructor for the Marine Corps. During my time as a Marine the term “WM” stands for Woman Marines. I was not aware that terms was no longer used to refer to woman Marines. During my introduction I let the class know where the “WM’s”
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Cultural Values Cultural Values When I was a kid growing up in a small town with 10000 population in Brazil. I was a the second to last child to be born in my family and we were very poor. My father, a Italian Immigrant came to Brazil in the 1950’s to escape the second world war II and to start a new life. Our family were very poor and even tough we didn’t have all the material stuff my mother, a Portuguese decedent were very religious. They brough religion in our every day life and every Sunday
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The Vietnam War was unlike anything that the United States had ever been involved in before. Many were unsure what exactly this war was all about. Since the draft was reinstated, many men were trying to find a way to escape being forced into war. The soldiers were treated like enemies rather than as the brave heroes they surely were. The Vietnam War happened during the “hippie era” of the United States, and in turn there were hundreds of protests on college campuses all across the country. Once
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Background and interest: My name isI have a B.S. degree in Computer Information Science from Everest University. I’m currently employed as a Technical Support Specialist with Bay Technical Associates Inc. I served in the United States Marine Corp for four years. My interest in technology is based on the growing demand for technical professions in a wide array of industries. According to Marquardt, K (n.d.) the demand for computer systems analysts should grow at a steady clip this decade, as businesses
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of those three things to go around; I took the first exit I had and joined the Marine Corps. Seventeen days after graduating from my tiny high school I was on my first flight ever to sunny San Diego. The Marine Corps is where I found myself. Being out on my own with the structure of the military behind me, allowed me to develop into a well-rounded young man. Living overseas for my first seven years in the Corps was an experience that had truly shaped my personality. Living in a number of third world
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After serving 15 years in the US Marines and getting out, I feel that the Veterans Administration VA should do more and be more veteran friendly. While getting my school started I have seen and been thru so much red tape that some time my head just spins form all the waiting and long times . Doing more for our veterans Is the US Government doing all that it can for the recently discharged veteran’s. There are many young men and women that have served their country with pride and sacrifice that
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Internal and External Factors of Management Internal and external factors can really affect how a business is run or how leadership is accomplished. Management is critical, something that everyone must have in order to accomplish goals and be successful. Controlling, organization, planning, and leadership are four vital things that are needed for an organization to run smoothly. However throughout these functions of management globalization, technology, innovation, diversity, and ethics really
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tracked amphibious landing vehicle manufactured by U.S. Combat Systems (previously by United Defense, a former division of FMC Corporation) and FNSS Defence Systems. The AAV-P7/A1 is the current amphibious troop transport of the United States Marine Corps. It is used by U.S. Marine Corps Assault Amphibian Battalions to land the surface assault elements of the landing force and their equipment in a single lift from assault shipping during amphibious operations to inland objectives and to conduct mechanized operations
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Welcome to Basic Training. My name is Corporal Occupants. Please do not move or speak unless specifically instructed to do so. Please hold all questions until we are through. Is this understood? USM Branch DescriptionThe U.S Military is made up of 3 branches. Each branch has a designated color. Air Force is blue, Army is green, and Marines is red. Rank SectionIn this Military, there are four main types of ranks: 1. Enlisted, 2. Non-Commissioned Officers or NCOs, 3. Officers
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what it means is with no question ask you follow any and all lawful order quickly and without question. This is the very first thing that we learn in Boot Camp. But obedience to orders is not just to what you are told to do, it’s also to the Marine Corps order. Getting a haircut every Sunday, shaving every morning, keeping clean your cammies and boots, making your rack in the morning and things of that nature. We carry these teachings from our Drill Instructors all throughout Marine Combat Training
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