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I have also observed that this effort on the part of senior leadership to actually engage team members in challenging old Corps assumptions has lead to what I would describe as a different kind of teamwork. People seem to be more motivated because they believe that their opinions and perspectives matter.
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We are fighting a game we do not know how to win. With all of its tactical difficulties and strategical problems, the war in Afghanistan is a war that we should not be willing to lose, but it is going to probably happen that we will lose anyway since for the most part we really don't know what we're doing over there.
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The United States was under the presumption that it would not rely on a diplomatic approach because Al-Qaeda cannot be weakened without bringing down the Taliban regime. A survey conducted by the International Gallup Association in 37 countries indicated that the majority of the nations preferred a legal response over a military attack.
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The author states that union had distinct advantages, as things were in proper place and well-organized. The established Treasury and tariff structure did not create any surprises for the people. With the exit of the southern representatives, the Republican-dominated Congress found its task easy and enhanced the tariff rates during the war.
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The Arab-Israeli Conflict is one of the most critical and volatile issues in the World. t has created one of the most discriminating refugees’ problems of present times and has been the reason of four Arab – Israeli wars, it has distressed the Middle East and more than once it came near to causing a conflict between Super Powers.
The target of terrorism is selected from a country other than that of the terrorists themselves. The commission of terrorism involves crossing national borders, and thirdly participating members and/or sponsors of terrorist activity are from more than one country. Terrorism is instilling terror mainly by inflicting force, threats, intimidation.
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From this paper, it is clear that the United Service Organization was instituted to respond to the rapid mobilization of the American forces before the country’s entry into World War II in 1941. A number of volunteers and other charitable organizations had worked with American soldiers in Europe providing them with food and recreation.
The research is intended to find out an indicative solution to the question and the topic “Modernization of Chinook platforms: To purchase new composite or remanufactured airframes?” The approach would be based on a comparative and factual analysis with the help of a quantitative study model based on the research survey
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In Grimley’s account, the US adopted a “basic policy of attraction” wherein Americans encouraged the elites to cooperate with them to counter Aguinaldo’s insurgency campaign. This policy created a feeling on the Filipinos as they were able to participate in the colonial administration and removed the perception of US imperialism.
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This essay analyzes that the private life of police officers should be unblemished, and should always exhibit courage, even in the face of extreme danger. In addition, they should develop and maintain self-restraint and strive hard for the welfare and safety of others. Police officers are expected to be honest in their thinking and actions.
The invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union in 1979 was one of the events that happened during the cold war era in an ongoing standoff between the two super powers as they tried to flex their economic, military and political power. History has proven, however, that this invasion which lasted for ten years was a political mistake made by the Soviet leaders.
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This research analyzes that during the American Revolution, women served as nurses, cooks, laundresses and unobtrusively, as saboteurs (Women’s Memorial “Education”). And again, during the Civil War, they rendered nursing care to the wounded. For some women who wanted to join the combat, they resorted to disguising themselves as men.
However, to the dismay of humanity, the brutality and the heinous way in which the Rwanda genocide was carried out from April and July 1994, where approximately 800,000 people belonging to Tutsi tribe were killed by Hutu power government (Moshman, 2004, p.183), showed that human beings have learnt nothing from their history (Dutton, 2007, p.ix).
Jefferson was leading the Confederate States at the most difficult times of American history. Though he wished to pursue the offensive polity against the North, which he indeed did in the initial phase of the conflict, due to pressure from different quarters, was compelled to shift to the defensive.
Ullman and Wade felt that in response to Operation Desert Storm's concept of “Rapid Dominance” and “Shock and Awe” is imperative in ensuring US control in achieving expeditious victory in military combat. Moreover, the Bush Administration argued that this was a key element in the alleged US “success” in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
The group could not be considered as either reckless or as disregarding the consequences. Military action was eventually avoided despite the fact that Kennedy was responding to what he clearly saw as an aggressive act on the part of the Soviet Union. Krushchev had betrayed him, earlier having agreed to do nothing to raise tensions in the run-up to the Congressional elections.
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What favors the presence of America in such regions is the craze among people to be Americanized. The influence of America cannot be ignored. It is not just its military superiority but also the vast opportunities that it seems to provide to immigrants that have the East Asian nations acting in accordance to the wishes of America.
While some thinkers praise Clausewitz’s theories on war, there are yet others who refute it. By making an investigation on what other theorists and thinkers think about Clausewitz’s ‘On War’, we get a broader and clearer picture as to how relevant and useful his insights on war can be to war in these contemporary times.
Churchill (1874-1965) was a statesman, Nobel Prize winner for literature, avid writer, researcher, historian and military man who led Britain when its very existence was threatened in WWII. After three months of WWII, at the age of 65, Churchill’s greatest achievement was yet to come (Severance 1996, 83).
The author elucidates the motivations and experiences of common soldiers. Women begin to play their roles in the war effort and the author explains how effectively they do it. As a leading civil war historian, with the credentials of many books on the subject of slavery to his credit, he has dealt with the subject with the perspective of a true historian, without bias.
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The book ‘Thinking past terror: Islamism and critical theory on the left’ by Susan Buck-Morss investigates the possibility of Left-wing internationalism which hinder the growth of Islamic Fundamentalism and American Imperialism. The work is in the form of a collection of essays that include a wide range of subjects like Islamic thought, Islamic fundamentalism, Global spread of Terrorism.
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This SRP suggests the following feasible, sustainable and acceptable actions to be taken in order to mitigate the minor flaws that exist between the security objectives and the means available: harmonize our Defense Policy tools [Armed Forces] better with our Security Policy objectives to convert force contributions into political influence.
The political affairs in the Middle East invite international attention in recent years and issues such as the U. S. invasion of Iraq, Iran’s nuclear program, etc are topics of heated debates in international politics. The United States and Iran have been locked in a battle for power and influence across the Middle East.
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People want to know that their police officers are being held to the highest possible standards. Because only police officers can investigate police officers, there is a temptation to look the other way when things involve partner and colleagues in various precincts. This, however, is not acceptable to the public at large.
Sometimes, a group is recognized by the words they use. For example, we say “giggled like a teenager” or “spoken like an expert”. A very good example of an exclusive and important language can be found in the military. The military has its own language. Civilians do not use it because they cannot understand military language.
The new system prohibited inductees from volunteering, calling the practice inefficient and unmanageable...the goal of this program, which began in 1915, was to have a pre-trained mass army of citizen reservists” ( Kusch p.17). It was very rigidly carried out with stringent actions against those who tried to evade or oppose the act.
Many feel that Hamas is an Israeli creation, on the contrary, Israelis feel that Hamas was created by Iran and that Iranians support it through funding, training, and by providing resources like weapons etc. Literature indicates that Hamas ’s formed from the ranks of Muslim Brothers Movement, in the Islamic Center in the Gaza Strip.
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Nuclear arsenal deserves special consideration as their association with the bombs dropped on Japan is unforgettable for politicians, military generals, sociologists, and thinkers. Nuclear power and nuclear weapons are alternative beats of the same heart. They are mostly controlled through buttons and their results good or bad are immediate.
The authors have created a text that makes research methods an interesting topic to read about and digest. They provide a step by step interpretation of research methods which help the reader put together their own understanding of what they need to do for their projects. They also provide a section on how to choose a research topic.
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In the first half of the nineteenth century, Britain was starting to manufacture more armaments than commanding officers knew what to do with. Warfare was remarkably transformed by the industrial revolution. The steam engine was the driving force of the very first British industrialization. It was the source of power of the massive improvements.
Military bearing refers to everything that would make a soldier be up to the task of carrying out his military oeuvres, whether at wars or at his military outpost. It is what differentiates a soldier-like nature from the civilian’s: and it is what makes the armed forces to be disciplined and fortified to fight the enemies fearlessly.
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After the response phase that involves repetition of discussed steps and actions, the team should plan and arrange recovery after the incident that involves destruction, as well as reconstruction of insecure buildings, health recovery of injured persons, and distribution of financial resources to affected families, helpful in lessening the burden of traumatic families after the attack.
The questions that this article raises for us in the West however are very important. How much should we take this message to heart in the war in Afghanistan, for example, or in future conflicts? At what price should victory be sought? Should we be more brutal when we fight wars? How well does this strategy compare to a “win their hearts and minds” strategy?
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The term ‘child soldier’ at present normally connotes young fighters in Africa. But in truth, the use of child soldiers has been the practice for centuries in various societies and a number of forms are even exercised at present in developed countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States.
The changing nature of warfare is highlighted by the rise in insurgency and global terrorism. As such, contemporary warfare is becoming increasingly significant, changing armed forces around the world and the ways wars are fought. Indeed, the Geneva Centre for the Democratic Armed Forces Report “Privatising Security: Law, Practice and Government: Private Military and Security Companies” opines that “as new forms of armed conflict multiply and spread, they cause the lines between public and private, government and society, military and civilian to become blurred”.
The current “War on Terror” presents some insight into the relationship between insurgency and guerrilla warfare. During 2006 and 2007, the Taliban insurgents fighting in Afghanistan applied a three-track strategy that utilized guerrilla tactics in conjunction with information operations and asymmetric attacks such as terrorist-style bombings.
The US military envoys started a semi-diplomatic campaign to engage the Vietnamese government. The side-by-side operation did not achieve the assigned goals of encouraging the local regime to take on communist guerillas. The Kennedy administration’s decision of sending American troops in the region changed the dynamics of the conflict.
Responding to the urgency of the September 11 situation, the Congress allowed the Department of Defense to acquire the services of contract security guards to fulfil functions previously performed by military personnel and thus filling in the deficiency of security personnel in domestic Army installations.
The claim of global peace is that the commandment must be, and must be recognized to be, firm and stoutly advocated by public sentiment. Once this claim has been realized, the political causes of war will wane, and the course of humanity will sprint towards the greatest and most difficult duty mankind has ever deliberated, the formation and preservation of peace.
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This paper investigates the effectiveness of article 15 on troop morale and the complex ethical situations that the military might face, specifically, the practice of torture. The conclusion is that the U.S should join the International Criminal Court (ICC) and look at the example of the Canadian Military which emphasizes the importance of morality and ethics in the armed forces.
The protection of computer systems from hackers is a major security issue many countries are facing now. A country can't develop without computer and internet technologies, especially in a globalised environment. Hence, the protection of cyber information is a critical segment in the national security issue.
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This research will begin with the statement that the hectic schedule of modern life has thrust heavy pressure upon people of all segments which has resulted in unnecessary stress and strain in everyone’s daily life. Today most of the people are seen workaholic or bound to be in the same condition either to meet both ends or to meet the assigned career goals.
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The existence of such camps is justified particularly since they allow criminals to rediscover themselves and teach the discipline required to move onto trajectories of a decent livelihood. The opinion is divided regarding the efficacy and desirability of the programs of boot camps conducted in military-style to rehabilitate and reform convicted felons.
Clutterbuck highlighted that the previous causes of terrorism in Europe stemmed from the actions of communist or ideological groups that received maximum support and financial assistance from countries like the former USSR, China, and the Marxist regimes that spawned series of terrorist activities or nationalistic protests across Europe.
United States' global commitments are now greater than its capacity to fund them, while the continuous high levels of rampant spending can and usually have turned major nations into minor ones. One of the most troubling problems affecting the impact of war on the economy was to deal with swiftly rising public debts.
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The failure of realism to predict or satisfactorily explain the end of the Cold War disputed the prowess of theory; equally, the unabated spate of intrastate conflicts of the past two decades, along with the rise of global catastrophic terrorism and the international response it generated, undermined the liberal vision of cooperative security.
When the civil population is perceived as soldiers instead of victims, the country has more chances to withstand mass destruction and murder. When every capable individual takes responsibility for self-protection and protection of other people, terrorists have fewer chances to hurt the civilian population.
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The use of Public Affairs instils a sense of trust and belief in our military leaders and the forces they command. It brings families and loved ones together by keeping them informed. Public Affairs use the chain of command, embedded reporters, family members and the public media in order to make the Army more transparent.
Maritime attacks are at peak with almost over 30 attacks in March 2009 mainly by the Somalis. The area around the Asia Pacific is turning out to be a hub of pirates who are believed to finance by terrorist organizations. The numbers of such attacks are increasing year by year and the mode of attack too.
A critical differentiation from international terrorism is the fact that it must originate in the US "without foreign direction", and operate "entirely within the United States (or its territories)" (Jarboe, 2002). What constitutes violence may not be as easily defined. It is implied that the target must be a US policy, institution, or political movement.