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    Marcus Luttrell is the hero that brought hope back to all SEAL/S members. He was awarded the Navy Cross for combat heroism in 2006 by President Bush. While fighting for our country, his whole SEAL/S team was killed right before his eyes. Missing in action for five days, he was badly hurt and was cared for by the Pashtuns. Marcus displays a variety of the IB Learner Profile such as; caring, knowledgeable, and principled. Being a caring person is one of the many traits that SEAL/S members must possess

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    Big Brother, in George Orwell’s 1984, regulates the thoughts of his subjects by manipulating the content of literature, even after it's published. Despite knowing the past accounts, people still forget what they know and accept what they are told. Even Winston Smith, who despises the way others blatantly accept Big Brother’s manipulation, cannot remember all of the facts that the regime has distorted, such as his life before the regime takeover. In a similar manner, literature is used in Marcus Luttrell’s

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    Introduction Before I joined the Army, one of my mentors sat me down, looked me sternly in the face and said, “Even though you are not going into the infantry, even though you might not deploy, at some point in time the Army may put you in a situation and ask that you take another person’s life. You need to square yourself with that. If you cannot do that and pull that trigger when that time comes, then you should not join.” It is important for new officers to think about how they will make ethical

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    was conducting a reconnaissance mission at the unforgiving altitude of approximately 10,000 feet. They were sent to Afghanistan to scout on Amahd Shad, who was a terrorist in the south of Afghanistan. Operation Red wings was intended stop the leader of the Taliban group in Afghanistan. The operation lasted only three weeks; the mission was compromised when the Seals were spotted by local citizens, who presumably reported its presence and location to the Taliban. Unfortunately, only one those four

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    Seal Team Six Warrior

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    “When the U.S. Navy sends their elite, they send the SEALs. When the SEALs send their elite, they send SEAL Team Six” (Wasdin 3). A question that frequently comes up in everyone’s mind is how it would feel to be an elite sniper in the SEAL Team Six. The author of I am a Seal Team Six Warrior named Howard E. Wasdin was and elite sniper in the SEAL Team Six. He had written the book explaining his life and narrating his stories about his experience. The book also had perspectives and stories from Stephen

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    In the book,”Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing and the Lost Heroes of Seal Team 10”, Marcus Luttrell recreates what happened to him and Seal Team 10 during Operation Redwing in order to help preserve the events that transpired during the mission and to aswell honor the men who lost their lives while operating within it. To begin, Luttrell and his teammates, Lt. Michael P. Murphy, SO2 Matthew Axelson and SO2 Danny Dietz, are in the mountains of Afghanistan on a mission to

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    Seal Team Six Summary

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    We have not covered this era in history so pretty much everything was new information to me, and I was able to learn many things from reading it. Howard took part in the Gulf War and the Somali Civil War. He was a part of Operation Desert Storm which was the first huge battle of the Gulf War. Howard’s last battle was the Battle of Mogadishu which he was badly hurt in. He was shot three times and almost lost a leg. This really makes me think and question just how many people

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    conventional warfare threat that existed in central Europe against equivalent NATO forces. Predominantly mechanized and motorized, its composition was not conducive to fighting in the restricted terrain of Afghanistan. Consequently, given that the Red Army was very adept at seizing key infrastructure in urban areas, fused with the Kremlin’s plan of training and equipping the Afghan Army to control the rural areas, they expected to stabilize Afghanistan within two to three

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    Acquiring a key critical weapon system that the enemy is developing in order to design a countermeasure for it, has been a necessity for espionage operations in order to give an edge for military units and operations. This is no different today with many pieces of information being stored on electronic systems and networks leading to the ability for a nation state to access this information and then begin either designing said countermeasures

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    Backstory/Origins: From birth, Red grew up as a lab experiment for an anonymous/private organization. Born sometime in 1995, Red 's birth origins are relatively unknown, only that she could be a genetically modified being from an unknown source, resulting in Red 's body being flooding with energy and power. Red 's lifestyle was extremely isolated, and was exposed to nearly nothing outside of the labs walls. Despite this, Red was given an advanced education, learning at a fast pace and even becoming

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