Military

Women have always played an important role in the U.S Military and continue to, however women did not officially serve in the US military until the Army and Navy Nurse Corps were established in 1901 and 1908. Prior to that time many women served with the armed forces as contracted and volunteer nurses, cooks and laundresses (Scott, 2013). During the Revolutionary, Civil and Mexican Wars, a small number of women were involved in combat, but they had to disguise themselves as men and enlist under

also been around for centuries, the United States military. The oldest form of American military ever recorded is the National Guard, which was founded in 1636 when the colonies fought with the British against Native American tribes and the French in modern day Canada. More commonly known branches such as the Marines and the Army weren’t founded until 1775. Ever since, many services and branches have come and have served the nation. The military is a real unknown organization to the common civilian

In your opinion, should the Director of National Intelligence be a civilian or a military officer? Why? This is a interesting question, after thinking about the pros and cons of whether the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) should be military or civilian I have come to the conclusion that it is best that the directorship should be civilian. I come to this conclusion based on this weeks discussion question being that it is based on the hypothetical scenario in its nature meaning that the

They came from humble homes but they had big dreams. They had heard that attending the military gave many benefits. They were interested in joining the military because the military pays for your college if you serve enough time. They also heard about a program in their high school called JROTC. They found out that if they attended the program for three years they could get payed more if they joined the military after high school. Eventually they realized their parents did not have enough money

who wear the uniform that make the ultimate sacrifice but their families as well. The children who have grown up watching their parent or sibling serve in the military have coined the nickname “military brat”. Without a doubt the military has a huge impact to those who were raised in it. I find that children that have grown up in the military tend to have more respect and pride towards our nation. During an election we tend to lean more towards the candidate that honors our troops and supports our

~The Women in the Military~ By: Avery Buenger-5/18/17-6th period Women are very significant in the world. So many of them hold jobs and care for their families. There are becoming more and more women in positions of power within organizations and governments who serve as a major role models for the younger generation. There are so many more benefits of having women in the world. I believe that women should always be able to serve because it benefits the army in

Women have always been an immense asset to the military. According to Martha McSally a professor of National Security Studies and a retiree of the United States Air Force as colonel , “In the Revolutionary War and Civil War, women served not only as cooks, laundresses, and nurses but also as spies and saboteurs. Some, like Deborah Sampson of Massachusetts, also disguised themselves as men and fought in battles” (McSally 153). So, according to Martha women have been secretly integrated in combat since

Soldiers serving in the US Military. In Army Directive 2016-35, Army Policy on Military Service of Transgender Soldiers, it states that as long as a Soldier is qualified for duty, he or she may be openly transgender without fear of “involuntary separation, discharge or denied reenlistment or continuation of service soley on the basis of the Soldier’s gender identity” (Secretary of the Army, 2016). The military will fund any medical care associated with a diagnosis from a “military medical care provider

the U.S more than forcing them. The draft was an action forcing men to draft into the military, where they were used if need be in the war. Now the draft is no longer remaining and the U.S has an all-voluntary military. The author of article one fights for everyone to protect their own and fight for your right to be free. He states that “registering doesn’t mean that you have to actually fight in the military-or even join it”. Meaning that the draft is not promising anyone's death or guarantee

Military service is rewarding as well as challenging. Serving in the military means that the men and women who serve can be taken away from their friends and family at a moment’s notice due to deployment in support of Armed Conflict or training exercises. Entire families are up-rooted because the service member had to conduct a permanent change of station move which means that they had to move to another duty station. An example of this would be moving from Fort Hood, Texas to Fort Drum, New York