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    of US Military Sustainment Operations. You stated about the concern of the shrinking of our Military and the possibility of losing our technological superiority. I agree that instead of downsizing our military we need to be building it. It’s sad when there are extremely qualified CW3’s and CW4’s that didn’t make promotion only to be forced out. Those aviators that are being forced out are a big part of our senior leadership that will no longer be there. When funds get cut from our military, so too

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    Community”, the U.S. Military should prioritize and train for the conduct of counterterrorism, unconventional warfare, foreign internal defense, counterinsurgency, stability operations, civil military operations, and law enforcement activities. Consequently, our nation must take a whole of government approach in resolving these irregular threats working with the international community and the host nation. To enable these partnerships in this whole of government approach requires military proficiency in

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    of sustainment operations. All of the above is affected by not only what, or who, you are sustaining, but for how long, at what pace, and quite possibly the most important but where and what type of terrain. Is it a company

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    Women in the Military: Special Forces and Special Operations Not too long ago, women were not allowed in the Special Forces or Special Operations in the United States military. Women have played a big part in each war the United States has been through. Examples include: During the Revolutionary War and Civil War, women cross-dressed and enlisted under aliases and during the World Wars, women took the jobs of the men as they were sent to war and some even joined them in arms on the field as medics

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    forever changed the American military. The campaign to follow would have the US Military fighting forces in two completely different environments. In Iraq, the battles would be primarily fought in a close-quarters urban environment. The Afghanistan Campaign, formally named Operation Enduring Freedom, would be fought in a drastically different environment. Both campaigns would be fought against an insurgent force as opposed to a uniformed army the United States military was accustomed to in previous

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    The United States Military continues to prepare sailors and soldiers for a range of military operations. While the military is largely known for fighting and winning the nation’s wars, it is not uncommon for military commanders to face challenges outside that of military combat operations. One of the more challenging operations that Joint Force Commanders face, is that of responding to natural disasters. While military commanders may conduct exercises both in the United States and with our coalition

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    Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) has affected service members and their families more adversely than previous wars. Many members are coming home with increasingly severe serious injuries and trauma-related mental health needs, specifically co-occurring Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Substance Use Disorder (SUD) (Flynn and Hassan 2010; Frey et al. 2014). SUD refers to all substances that can be abused, including alcohol. Military culture makes it hard to

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    and partners in the regions of Iraq and Syria, the U.S. and over 60 nations and partner organizations created a U.S.-led global coalition, OPERATION INHERENT RESOLVE (OIR), aimed at degrading and destroying threats posed by ISIL. Combat operations alone will not result in the degradation and destruction of ISIL. Operation Desert Storm was viewed by military strategists as the first of a new generation of conflicts where victory is no longer ensured only by physical force, but also by the ability

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    document. Under LogCap III and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), KBR built and maintained the majority of U.S. military bases in Iraq. In terms of the value chain disaggregation, the focus of this paper will be on the maintenance of housing and facilities for U.S. military personnel in the Iraqi theater of operation. Value Chain Considerations In terms of LogCap III, to achieve sustainable competitive advantage, KBR must disaggregate the value chain and focus on activities affecting cost, price, or

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    Operation Red Wings was an operation that took place on June 27th, 2005 in northeastern Afghanistan’s Kunar province. The Afghan Parliamentary elections were scheduled for September of 2005, and Red Wings was supposed to disrupt insurgent activity in the area. The operation, had it gone as planned, would have helped bring stability to the region and facilitated successful elections later that year. Red Wings was supposed to be a multi-phase joint military operation. It was planned by the Marines

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