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    how much is necessary? The problem is compounded when individuals are not sure if numbers are accurate or what they really mean. Winslow T. Wheeler says, “The articles that newspapers all over the country publish today will be filled with [military spending] numbers to the first decimal point; they will seem precise. Few of them will be accurate; many will be incomplete, some will be both. Worse, few of us will be able to tell what numbers are

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    Government spends so much money on the military for many reasons. From past experience, the 9/11 attacks, the government knows it is necessary to spend money on training, weapons, supplies and to prevent more attacks. Over the past 13 years, the U.S. military spending increased 114 percent. Defense is an essential must have of the United States. The U.S has 5% of the world’s population, but almost 50% of the world’s total military expenditure. The Nation has the best military in the world, and the spending

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    States’ military drones, mankind’s best invention, has become a nightmare for terrorists and innocent civilians and also become more controversial under Obama administration. Drones are unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), controlled by experts from several miles away or sometimes thousands of miles away. At first, drones were mainly used for surveillance, but later they were equipped with missiles. The military didn’t hesitate to equip the drones with missiles, since it would make easier for military to

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    What do military families truly endure to maintain a relationship despite constant time apart during deployments? Husbands and wives are often forced to fill each others role while the other is away. When a parent is not used to being around a child it is hard to know to act and react to the child’s actions. All members of a military family can face some form of post traumatic stress disorder due to the unnatural lifestyle that is lived daily. Deployments cause military families to struggle more

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    The multitude and truncation of the military is nearly impossible to capture as one entity, so here we will look at the seven technologies and pick the best application for their use on the military industrial complex as a whole. The military is continuously seeking ways to gain the upper hand against a formidable adversary or improving weapons capabilities and even sustainability. Looking at the military through the lens of the seven technologies, it is apparent their application is appropriate

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    Are boot camps beneficial for recruits in the military, for real combat? Boot camps are a requirement for young recruits to serve in the military. It’s a physical and mental test to see if the recruits have what it takes to make it out there in real combat. Basic training is also called boot camp. ‘‘Basic combat training (BCT) is a training course of ten weeks. These recruits learn about the seven core army values, How to work together as a team and what it takes to succeed as a solider in the U

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    Historically, military and government research always brings more to the table than just a weapon. Due to the research that went into nuclear weapon research, radiation therapy was developed. GPS, or the Geographic Positioning System, was a wartime invention. Calculators and computers too. To ignore or scorn the benefits that military and weapons research has brought is to disregard the tools that make everyday civilian life easy. Military research of BOWs would almost definitely yield similar results

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    In the Army Aviation Museum at Fort Rucker, a history of remarkable helicopters were hanging from the ceiling. Onlookers gathered across from a row of professional young men dressed in uniform. Aunt Misty and my nervous grandma fiddled with their programs in anticipation. So entranced by the gunships surrounding me, I hardly notice my two young cousins sitting right next to me. The onlookers were ready to burst with excitement as each young man, my uncle among them, was granted his wings, making

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    The purpose of this Foundation of Strategy paper is to defend this author’s opinion as to “What have been or are currently the three greatest challenges for the United States in translating its military power into desired political outcomes or end states?” (Air War College) Additionally, the paper will “evaluate the three challenges in the context of two different conflicts.” (Air War College) In today’s ever dynamic and changing strategic landscape, there are plenty of challenges facing the United

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    The United States of America has not used a draft for their military since 1973 and some people wonder if it should be put back in use. The U.S. citizens are worried that volunteers will not be enough if a bigger war breaks out and that we truly need the draft. The big question with this idea is, it it a good idea to bring back the draft? The draft violates the 1st amendment in a way because people are allowed to protest and the government needs to look out for the security of its people. In the

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