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    Hoplites In Ancient Greece

    They also wore helmets which were lined with leather of fabric. They also often had feathers on the helmets. The best hoplites came from the city-state Sparta. Sparta was a military state. It was the only city-state with a standing army. Boys were taken away from their homes at the age of seven and were put into a military school to learn how to become a soldier. The main role of a Spartan man was to be a great and tough warrior. A Spartan

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    The Red Badge Of Courage Essay

    The Red Badge of Courage, by Stephen Crane, is a novel about a boy in the Civil War who matures and realizes the definition of true courage. Courage comes from the ability to be willing to sacrifice one’s life for a good humanitarian cause. This is clearly manifested in many points in this story. For example, in the beginning of the book, Henry, the main character is looking for a person to admit that they are scared and might run from the battlefield, because he is afraid that he might. He questions

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    Equality Of Women In The Military Essay

    On December 3, 2015, Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter, announced the full integration of women into all combat military occupational specialties (MOS’s). Gender equality across military positions and occupations did not happen overnight, in fact, women have been vying for their right to participate in combat since the American Revolution and the Civil War. Pioneers like Deborah Samson, Sarah Emma Edmonds, and Frances Clayton hid their gender identity to bear arms and fight alongside their male

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    Military Service In The United States

    Vietnam War, The United States has had and all volunteer military. This has led to a disparity in the population distribution that represents this country’s armed forces. To rectify this incongruence, congress should pass a law requiring that all citizens must enlist in military service, for a two year minimum service contract, between the ages of 18 and 21, unless they are enrolled in an institution of higher learning, in which case military service would be deferred until graduation, giving the individual

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    Personal Narrative: Hope In The Midst Of Darkness

    Hope in the Midst of Darkness “When I graduated from high school, I went into the navy within 10 days. I volunteered to join the navy right out of high school, because I didn’t want to get drafted into the army. I had a choice between the two, and I picked the navy because I didn’t want to die in a foxhole. I think most people waited to get drafted, I’m definitely glad I volunteered,” my grandpa says with a heavy sigh. For me, this is a familiar story. I have been hearing about my grandfather’s

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    Women In Combat Argumentative Analysis

    ships. In the United States military the term combat is defined as an armed conflict. The definition of combat is important to know because the argument is that women should not be allowed to serve in combat. Women not being allowed to serve in combat is a much different argument then the argument that women should not be allowed in the military. Women perform many important jobs in the United States armed forces and very few people are against women serving in the military. The United States armed

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    Douglas Haig's Role In The Battle Of The Somme

    convinced his forces would prevail to defeat the Germans. Haig’s strategy was to attack and keep attacking even when the ground his men gained, was useless by any military measure. Attrition is never an inspired strategy and is usually the security of a commander who cannot come up with anything better. In a situation demanding the military equivalent of wit and invention. Lloyd claims Haig lacked these important

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    Personal Narrative: What It Takes To Become A Border Patrol Agent

    What It Takes to Become a Border Patrol Agent Reflecting to the course of my existence, I have come to the realization that no one ever does something just to do it. Whether it’s jumping off a plane, going to college for 6 years, or simply eating, we all have our reasons that backup our actions or anything else for that matter. I truly believe that I was put on this earth to help others. I want to make a difference in the world by keeping my country safe using my kindness, intelligence, and rationale

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    The Chosen Few Essay

    Gregg Zoroya’s book, “The Chosen Few,” provides a comprehensive account over the small skirmishes and the three major battles that paratroopers from Chosen Company—and soldiers from sister units, pilots, and faithful allies who assisted—of the 2nd Battalion, 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade fought during their fifteen-month deployment to Afghanistan that ended in the summer of 2008. Paratroopers, from all walks of life, would come together and face some of the most daring

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    Personal Narrative: G-3 Commobilization In Sacramento

    I work for G-3 mobilization in Sacramento and have been for a few years now. I utilize my personal values on a day-to-day basis because of the personnel I work with, and the work environment at our California Army National Guard (CA-ARNG) State Headquarters office. My personal values include many different ones and they include honesty, integrity, commitment, caring, and many others. When a unit is sourced to mobilize within the CA-ARNG, we receive their Notification of Sourcing (NOS) documents

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