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    The autobiography American Sniper by Chris Kyle tells Chris’s story of what it was like to be a Navy SEAL post 9-11. Chris Kyle was deployed from 2001-2009 and is known as “The Legend” and “The Devil of Ramadi” because of his insanely high body count. When we think of the tuff navy seal, we usually think about his high body count and not his family. But, in his autobiography, Kyle introduces us to his wife, Taya Kyle, who plays a vital role in his book. Taya is introduced to us in chapter 2 (Jack

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    another. Images of the war showing starving children called for a response from the United States. The United States government sent supplies of food to the needy. However, these warlords got to the food trucks first. This resulted in President George H.W. Bush sending in troops to make sure that the supply lines could reach these desperate people in need of our help. As violence arose in Somalia United States citizens began to question whether or not it was our place to be there. As more and more

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    Operation Redwing

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    four Navy SEALs (Sea, Air, and Land soldiers) were dropped on a mountain side to take out an al-Qaeda leader. Murphy, Dietz, Axelson, and Luttrell were the four SEALs. Axelson was the sniper of the team, Murphy was the leader, Deitz was pointman, and Luttrell was a combat medic. After the Op (shorthand for Operation) flipped, it turned into a firefight. In Luttrell's book Lone Survivor he says “200 al-Qaeda fighters versus four Navy SEALs. There was no doubt that we would win.” Navy SEALs are made

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    Rev. April 17, 1987 Crown Cork and Seal Company, Inc. In 1977, Crown Cork and Seal Company was the fourth largest producer of metal cans and crowns1 in the United States. Under John Connelly, chairman and CEO, Crown had raised itself up from near bankruptcy in 1957. After 20 years of consistent growth, the company had emerged as a major force in both the domestic and international metal container markets (see Exhibit 1). During those 20 years, Crown Cork and Seal had concentrated its manufacturing

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    Towers were attacked. We have a memorial to help us not to forget and to teach about what had happened. Without memorials we would not be able to learn as much as we know now about history of wars or attacks like Pearl Habour. For example The Navy SEAL memorial in Fort Pierce Florida sets a good example of what we need to remember about the Navy SEAL’s. It reminds us of how important SEAL’s are to our military and how much effectiveness they have on all the branches of the Military. It also helps

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    Immigrants have a great impact on the United States (Zong et al). They should not get rid of immigrants. Even though getting rid of immigrants would lover the crime rate, it would be expensive, the population would drop, and we would lose businesses. To begin with, we should not get rid of immigrants because it would be expensive. According to Donald Trump, we should have a wall on the U.S and Mexico border. The wall's length is a total of 2,000 miles. The wall would cost us $2.8 million (Drew)

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    Having escaped rule from a tyrannical British government, the United States was founded on ideals of freedom and equality for all people. These fantasies of universal egalitarianism turned out to be merely that: fantasies. American history is full of stories of the oppressed struggling to get the rights they deserve and of the controversy over these issues that consequently ensues. “The Hypocrisy of American Slavery” by Frederick Douglass and “We Shall Overcome” by Lyndon B. Johnson are two speeches

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    alters history. They possess heroism, bravery and confidence. Chris Kyle devoted his military career to killing those who threaten our freedoms and in doing, he showed the acts of a game changer. Chris Kyle is a game changer because he was one of the U.S. military’s elite snipers. He has the most recorded kills as a sniper and by doing that has protected the lives of many Marines and civilians. Chris Kyle had a fairly good early life. The son of a church deacon, Chris Kyle grew up on a ranch and experienced

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    highlights the profound effect induced upon the controversial issue of immigration in response to these drastic terrorism events, a pivotal moment redefining the perception of immigration held by individuals in the United States. In fact, in consequence to the attacks, the United States government supported the implementation and ratification of the Homeland Security Act, a submission validated by President Bush which facilitated

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    Without the United States military, the nation would still be ruled by britain and the nation would be a lot different. The military provides help for natural disasters, terrorism, and crimes nationally and even internationally. They shut down threats before the public even notices, and protects our country from extremely threatful terrorist attacks. All of this comes with extreme training so you know that you are in the right hands of the people that will give their life to save yours. The military

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