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    The Woman at the Store is a 1912 short story written by Katherine Mansfield. The story uses the setting and atmosphere to portray a desolate land, characterisation to describe desperation and peculiarity and discusses the theme of outsiders. Firstly, the setting and atmosphere are crude and gruelling. From the very first line, an image is already envisioned in the reader’s mind and the tone of the story is set. “All that day the heat was terrible” immediately informs the reader that the travellers

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    hopes that some learning will occur, as we study what is the organizational behavior of the United States Marine Corps. The Marine Corps is not just an organization but instead it is a mindset, a spirit if you will, that extends far beyond the combat elements or even the individual marine. Even though the rich Marine Corps history is quite fascinating and full of notoriety, if there is but one way to best describe the organizational heart and soul, it would be Esprit D’ Corps. Although somewhat literal

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    Introduction Operation Anaconda was a subordinate joint combat operation, during Operation Enduring Freedom, (Lyle 2012) to be carried out in the Shahi Kot Valley located in southeastern Afghanistan. Operations planning took place in February of 2002 and was executed from 2-16 March. The operational purpose was to capture or kill, what was reported to be, “The largest concentration of al Qaeda and Taliban forces in Afghanistan”. Operation Anaconda Case Study (2003) In order to undertake a mission

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    Field Artillery History

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    highlights the changes the Army has made in its utilization and techniques for integrating the field artillery with maneuver elements. It displays the adjustment made a command and control level, by decentralizing the firing batteries from the field artillery battalion, as well as the changes to how soldiers on the ground made use of indirect fires. The Field Artillery Branch

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    This paper discusses the United States of America Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) counter to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) 1979 invasion of Afghanistan. Operation Cyclone was a multinational plan to defeat the Soviet aggression in Afghanistan and halt the advancement of communism. Through the covert assistance of Operation Cyclone, the Mujahideen fighters managed over the ten year war to defeat the massive Soviet Army and re-establish their sovereignty. The lessons learned

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    Women During World War II

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    women have increasingly served, and continue to serve, with valor and integrity in the Unites States Armed Forces (Kamarack, 2015). Although women have successfully proved themselves in the military, they should be restricted from entering into direct combat because they are less physically fit than their male counterparts, create animosity on front lines, and undermine cohesion within a military unit. The integration of women into the armed forces has effectively progressed since the early days of

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    Located in Jolon, California, Fort Hunter Liggett is a U.S. Army training facility, spanning 162,000 acres designed for field manoeuvres and live-fire exercises for Combat Support and Service units. Chosen as one of the pilot installations for the Army Net Zero program, the base is projected to achieve 100% Net Zero Energy by 2020. The Army Net Zero methodology is applied but is tailored to the fort’s specific energy and environmental situations. The building footprint of the base consists of 2

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    Company, he successfully deployed his entire company to Southwest Asia with minimal supervision on extremely short notice. Once in Kuwait, he hit the ground running in providing comprehensive combat engineer support to the 3rd Infantry Division and ARCENT. Dispersed over large distances and operating independently, Bravo Company complete the 3rd Brigade Combat Teams’ Tactical Operations Center, constructed two base camps, maintained 10 miles of MSR and reconstructed 7 kilometers of berms. In 2003, LTC

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    shortfalls as a combat aircraft. The tricycle landing gear and its high center of gravity made the HO3S unstable on all but flat terrain it also could not handle interior stretchers, and it lacked backlit

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    There will be significant challenges facing the United States in the next 10 years regarding strategic threats and global security. The three overlapping types of conflicts which will dictate future wars, challenge government agencies, and force all branches of the Armed Forces to restructure their formations are “Wars of Silicon, Iron, and Shadow.” The four U.S. Services will need to rebalance, be adaptive, implement strategic agility, and reprioritize their programs to meet specific security

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