Esquipula Roybal: A Dead WWII Soldier

In the movie Dear America: Letters Home from Vietnam, there were a lot of gruesome scenes but the one that stood out to me the most was the scene where a man was brought in to identify a fellow soldier. At first, the man couldn’t tell who the disfigured soldier was afterwards they found his dog tag and the horrifying truth was revealed. The disfigured soldiers was actually a good friend of the man that helped in identifying him. In this scene, there’s a sense of pain and distraught for the soldiers. All of them fight knowing that there is a chance that they might not return home. In this scene, specifically the man experiences the brutal consequences of war as he watches his disfigured friend die in front him.

A man sits on a bench with the bustle of everyday life in New York going on all around him. Not many people notice him as he sits there with a look on his face that clearly says he is somewhere else. He is relatively young, but stress and past horrors have made themselves plainly visible on his face. Under his eyes are deep shadows, and he sits rigidly, like he is ready to jump up at any given moment. Despite his depressing demeanor, he radiates a feeling of authority. This man has made a long, treacherous journey of horrors, miracles, loss, victory, agony, joy, hatred, love. He has been willing to die for you and me, for his family and friends, and, most importantly, for his nation. This man is no ordinary man. This man is, and will

These animals are the soldier’s pets. Cats, dogs, birds, and many other types of animals have played this special role. Even though they don't go into battle, they are just as important. War can make a person crazy. The pets that the men come back to give them something to take care of, something to live for, something to love. Even Adolf Hitler had a pet, a German Shepherd Dog named Blondie. Later, he also kept her puppy. An American soldier adopted a kitten he found while fighting Japan. Many soldiers had a dog, a cat, or some other pet to keep them company. Some people even kept birds or

Edie’s father, Sergeant Eduardo Salazar was a member from the Sacramento Police Department. He was on neighborhood watch that early afternoon in an unmarked vehicle, when a bank robbery was broadcasted over the police radio. Sgt. Salazar responded to the call and proceeds to the location nearby as quickly as possible.

“Mi Chacra” consist of 14 complex measures written in treble clef that is written in common time or also known as 4/4 time. The song is in the key of F major and uses a lowest range of C and highest of the D. “Mi Chacra” has a 7 note range and has 4 beats per measure. The song has many different types of notes. The song has quartered notes, dotted quarters, eighth notes, half notes, quarter rest and eighth note rest and an anacrusis. The anacrusis is located in measure nine and twelve which could make the last lines harder to learn for certain students. “Mi Chacra” has repetitive notes, rhythm and at the end of each phrase line animal noises.

Cerjugo SA is the largest manufacturer and distributor of beer in a country in Latin America.* Started in 1960, Cerjugo currently sells 360 million bottles of beer annually with revenues last year in excess of $200 million. Cerjugo employs 2500 employees and its four beer brands account for 98 percent of the market share. The beer manufacturer has been growing steadily with the GDP of the country thanks to little competition and no new entrants in the market. Cerjugo has its own distribution fleet and manufacturing facility, its entire customer base is local, and customers are loyal to the flagship brand.

Francisco “Pancho” Villa was born on June 5th ,1878 in San Juan del Rio, Durango, Mexico. Francisco “Pancho” Villa grew up at the Rancho de la Coyotada, in the state of Durango. Francisco “Pancho” Villa childhood house now houses the Casa de Pancho Villa historic museum. When Francisco “Pancho” Villa was a child Francisco “Pancho” Villa was the oldest of five children, as a child Francisco “Pancho” Villa got his education from a church run school, Francisco “Pancho” Villa wasn’t very talented in his basic language skills. When Francisco “Pancho” Villa’s father died Francisco “Pancho” Villa quit school to help his mom provide for his family. Francisco “Pancho” Villa became a bandit before he turned 16, but Francisco “Pancho” Villa also was employed as a sharecropper, butcher, bricklayer, foreman for a U.S. railway company and a muleskinner. He would later return to his hometown to hunt down Agustin Lopez Negrete who raped his sister, then stealing a horse and fleeing from the scene. Francisco “Pancho” Villa heard that Agustin Lopez

June of 1944, is when they landed at Naples and fought there way up into northern Italy.

Veterans. All of those that have previously served our country in the United states military. Sadly much to often, these veterans come back from their tours physically and mentally damaged. Along with broken and or missing limbs, they are often diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, also known as PTSD. I found the fascination for this illness and veterans while watching a new show on t.v. with my family. It’s called Dogs of War. This show is about a program called “Paws and Stripes” that connects veterans that are harshly affected on a daily basis to service dogs. I know that the concept of veterans and service dogs isnt a new concept, but what is different about this program is that they get the dogs from an animal shelter, then

looking for work at. He decides to hire an older man named Santiago. They arrived at the yard

"My objective is simple. I want to make Italy great, respected and feared," (UXL Biographies 1). This was a quote from one of the most famous dictators in Italy, Benito Mussolini. Before World War One, Mussolini was director of the Avanti, a socialist newspaper in Milan, but he began to disagree with socialists so he broke ties and joined the military, reaching the rank of corporal. After he was discharged from the army, he created the fascist party and worked towards dismantling all socialist institutions (UXL Biographies 1). Mussolini was a powerful public speaker and delivered speeches mainly about how great he would make Italy. This allowed him to gain the public’s trust, leading to him becoming Prime Minister and later the dictator of Italy (UXL Biographies 1). In April 1945, Mussolini and his mistress were fleeing anti-fascist partisans disguised as German soldiers. When they were crossing the Swiss border, him and his mistress were captured by partisans and the next day were shot and killed. (Klein 1). The assassination of Benito Mussolini was justified because of he adopted Nazi ideals about Jews and he ultimately initiated the demise of his country and followers. Despite this many believe that Mussolini actually helped Italy.

After Italy had been invaded by the US and the British, one of their goals was to demolish the fascist government, in which they succeeded. Mussolini was in power for about a month before he was overthrown on July 24, 1943. Before doing so, the leader had gone to his allie Hitler and was begging him for help. "Mussolini was at Rimini in northern Italy begging Hitler for more troops to resist the now-certain invasion of Italy. Hitler gave him only empty promises" (Sulzberger). Mussolini had known that he was struggling with the invasion and reached out to Hitler in order to try and save his country from being taken over. With Italy doing poorly in the invasion, the citizens were angry and wanted to find something wrong to throw Mussolini over. Fascists were angry, "On July 24, black uniformed members of the Fascist Grand Council met to depose him and, they hoped, to save their own skins while there was still time. Formally stripped of power by King Victor Emmanuel, Mussolini was arrested on the twenty-fifth and spirited off to the first of a series of isolated prisons, while Marshal Pietro Badoglio...became head of Italian Government" (Sulzberger). The people had thought that this would save the country and potentially fix the issues by getting rid of Mussolini. Little did they know that this

It was the year 2006 and Juan Amaris was almost done with his second tour in Iraq when his life was about to change forever. A truck exploded in front of him and he suffered third degree burns that covered over 73% of his body. He was rushed to the hospital and had to have one arm amputated, and has lost his other arm since. He also suffered chest and back injuries and is no longer able to bend his neck. As a result of these horrific injuries, he had trouble doing everyday actions such as dressing, eating, and picking things up. His doctor prescribed him a service dog so he asked an organization by the name of Patriot PAWS for a service dog. In return, he was given a dog by the name of Maverick. Maverick has helped Juan to reclaim his life

‘Bush-fire II’ is one of Aboriginal artwork, which is come from Early Western Desert Paintings and made in 1972. During the period 1971-1974, a new, dynamic movement in painting palmer Pan Ya in indigenous communities in the centre of Australia. These Luritja Pintupi, collaborated with Anmatyerr man begin to create using the ship and canvas acrylic painting works of art from ancient story. These poignant representations of the Dreaming exploded onto the Australian art market. The painting is the strong statements on aboriginal culture. Every picture reference, this is the ancestor teach people a certain area of land and related laws. Artists use imagery of rituals, before in the holy sacrifice object, and the body design and protocol used in painting,

Photos of Ramon Sosa, which were taken by Forensic Specialist Sullivan #8237, which was downloaded to VerPic.