Brief Summary On Call Of Duty: World At War

Too often conversations are taken as harmful hate speech that needs to be censored. Although a large amount of things that people find offensive are completely unnecessary we can’t go censoring it to make the problem go away. Freedom of speech doesn’t mean you can say anything you want to say but it does mean that you have the right to say most things, and most times speech cannot be censored no matter how appalling it is. Sometimes speech needs to be censored, but there is a big difference between illegal and legal speech that we need to make sure we know.

Individuals in our society need to stop using the internet to make political statements and gather together by meeting with people and have these conversations face to face. Individuals do not need to stop hiding behind their computer screens and own up to their views. Thus, Tim Wise reminded me how important it is to have physical conversations to better address uncomfortable topics such as

Phil a 22 year old harvard student and has no family and is a nerd who doesn't like to bothered and is always reading about the building robots he has lots of engineering friends and never leaves his room only for class and lunch. He owns a factory that builds robots and works very hard there trying to build a new robot the could help the military.

Chapter VII, “WWII: Establishing the Circuits of Victory” outlines the history of the U.S. Army Signal Corps from the initial entry into WWII until the end of the war. It covers Signal Corps activities and technology advances spanning four of the seven continents during a global conflict. As you will conclude, the Signal Corps played an important role in the innovations and rapid technology advances during WWII.

World War I was the turning point in warfare, to this day mil-itary’s still use some of the new types of warfare that were introduced back then. War on the water was a huge tactic that we still use today. Planes are another huge type we use now also, we have an Air Force. War in the trenches was huge in WWI but died down and is not used as much. Last is mining war-fare and played a big role back then but isn’t used as mush now.

Is it important to know the past? Why or why not? Well first of all what is the past? That’s a question asked by all… the past is something that has not only already happened, but created what we have now. Without many of things that happened in the past where would we be right now? Would we ever know? Well, obviously not because the past did happen and the present is now occurring. Our past shouldn’t be kept a secret. What we are living in right now will soon be known as another name such as the “past”. The past is reality. Even if it may seem a little scary it did happen and there's no fact that it didn’t. So may I say that even if you don’t think there's anyone to help you understand the past because it was a long time ago.. trust me

From the beginning of time war has been a factor of history. It was not until the application of artillery was the world introduced to what would become known as “The King of Battle”. Artillery is without a doubt the most casualty producing weapons on the battlefield. Able to reach enemies miles away in any direction, artillery has been a pivotal planning factor in war since its inception. World War II was no different, on the early morning of June 6th, 1944 Operation Overlord would pit the US Army Rangers against the king of battle.

General Erwin Rommel left the German camp to take his wife on a date. He thought it was too rough of a night for an invasion but boy was he wrong. During World War II (1939-1945), the Battle of Normandy, which lasted from June 1944 to August 1944, resulted in the Allied liberation of Western Europe from Nazi Germany’s control. Operation Overlord began on June 6, 1944, also known as D-Day, when 156,000 American, British and Canadian forces landed on five beaches along a 50 mile stretch of the heavily fortified coast of France’s Normandy region.

The items that are most evocative of war would be the dog tags, Military Payment Certificate and C rations. The most surprising, and the ones that stuck with me, are the Kool-Aid, mosquito repellent and chewing gum. I would have thought that they would have only wanted to carry the most essential items only, not the “luxuries” of life with them.

(1.) In 1931, Japan began to show signs of aggression to its western neighbor, China. Japan’s successive attacks on China from 1931-1937, eventually led to a “special undeclared war” in which the aggressor deployed no less than 15 army divisions to China (Carroll 2007, 187-188). Japan attacked China for the following reasons: “the disastrous impact of the Great Depression, Japan’s perceived need for assured markets, sources of food and raw material, and areas of settlement for a country deemed to be overpopulated.” However, the reason Japan was able to attack China with ease is because of “China’s division and weakness” and their personal “mainland ambitions” (Carroll 2007, 187).

1. Alien ships landed on Earth. The aliens who are more commonly known as the zhree don’t do anything for the first few weeks. Then, they announced that they were they were taking over the planet and that is was under their “jurisdiction and protection.” Humankind was furious and they didn’t give into the situation at hand. For thirty years there was a large war, and although the humans fought well, they faltered. This is important because the aliens have taken over the Earth and caused a lot of problems.

The end of World War II was the spawn of a new war that would continue for over fifty years: The Cold War. Technically this war was not a fifty-year physical confrontation between two countries but more of a political confrontation between the world’s two remaining super-powers. The dropping of the atomic bomb in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was the beginning of a new arsenal that would lead to the development of nuclear weapons.

In the history of mankind there has only been two world wars. WW1 which was fought from 1914 to 1918 and only in Europe. Then WW2 began in 1939 and last six years. It was very widespread and cover a large part of the globe.

Ever wanted a game that recreates the historic battles of World War II? Medal of Honor Allied Assault does this and more. They first launched Allied Assault in 2002 as an exclusive of Microsoft Windows. You fight alongside the Allied Forces, and what makes the game great is how you have a wide variety of enemy soldiers. The soundtrack in the game is an absolute masterpiece, and you see a lot of iconic themes that are still used in the shooting genre today. Outside Wolfenstein, Metal of Honor Allied Assault inspired and helped the FPS genre to grow.

I chose to read World War Z An Oral History of the Zombie War. I was looking forward to reading this book because I enjoy science fiction book because it’s more interesting then books that are just normal books. One thing I liked about this was the plot. I enjoy that it was written to show how humans would behave if this was actually to happen.