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  • Suffering The Military And Its Male Soldiers
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    Magazine: Commentary Article Title: Sex, Lies, Infantry Equality in the Military Since the time of hunting and gathering, men were the hunters and women were the gatherers. Not until the early 20th century have women started to receive the same rights as men in the United States of America. Women have come a long way since. They now have the same opportunities as men, but they are still being discriminated against in some fields, such as the military. They were allowed to serve in the military a...
  • Commission As A Military Officer
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    I. Text research Definition: A military officer, a member of the U.S. Armed Forces, is responsible for the protection of U.S. citizens. This is a broad responsibility however and each officer has a distinct role that (s) he plays in the maintenance of national defense. As a member of the military, an officer signs a contract and must serve a number of years before retirement is possible. There are five branches of the U.S. Armed Forces. The Army is the senior service and fight mostly on land. Th...
  • Basis For Military Loyalty To The Regime
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    Indonesia's Crisis: The Lesson for China introduction Indonesia, as we have long predicted, is coming apart. This process has a great deal of relevance to China, whose army, like Indonesia's, was accustomed to making lots of money and now resents the fact that the good times are over. In both countries, making money became the basis for military loyalty to the regime, which in turn needed the army as guarantor. But in China, as in Indonesia, the military is no longer making money, and China has ...
  • Military Officers
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    The role of the officer in the armed forces is to provide leadership for all operational commands. Military officers are expected to command the managerial, executive, scientific and technical centers of high-level military operations. In the U.S. Army, the officer will command a fort or a brigade. In the Navy, he or she will command a ship, submarine, or aircraft squadron. In the Air Force, officers command space shuttles or engineering, airlift wing, medical staff, or logistics centers. In the...
  • Mysterious Military Intelligence Officer
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    Caught in the shadows Oman: The True-life Drama and Intrigue of an Arab Stately John Beasant 224 pp, Mainstream Oman was once described as "a place in the sun for shady people" and this is a prominent, if not predominant, theme of this fascinating book. For the history of this secretive, mysterious, oil-rich Gulf state with a population of only 1.6 million is dominated by tales of Arabian intrigue, adventure and skullduggery: a British-inspired coup to oust the sultan and replace him with his ow...
  • Lawful Order Of A Warrant Officer
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    Insubordination Article 91: Insubordinate conduct toward Warrant Officer, Noncommisioned Officer, or Petty Officer. Any warrant officer or enlisted member who- (1) strikes or assaults a warrant officer, noncommisioned officer, or petty officer, while that officer is in execution of his office (2) willfully disobeys the lawful order of a warrant officer, noncommisioned officer, or a petty officer; or (3) treats with contempt or is disrespectful in language or deportment toward a warrant officer, ...
  • Iona's First Fare
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    The story tells about a father and his great despair for his dead son. Iona, the father, is a Russian sleigh driver who desperately tried to share his grief with strangers. Iona wanted someone to listen to him, to somehow feel his grief, in order for him to feel better. This reading shows the harshness of human nature. It takes a powerful look at the lack of human involvement and compassion toward one man's grief. Iona tries unsuccessfully, three times, to find an outlet to his pain. Only resort...
  • Mothers Of The Plaza De Mayo
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    Argentina's Dirty War Argentina " sArgentina's Dirty War Essay, Research Paper Argentina's Dirty War Between 1976 and 1983, under military rule, thousands of people in Argentina were arrested and then vanished without a trace. This campaign became known to Argentina and abroad as the "Dirty War'. Seized by force against their will, the victims no longer existed as citizens. Nobody knew who exactly were responsible for their abductions or even why they had been abducted. Under a policy called the...

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