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    away before pressing ahead. "A single vessel of unclear design has accessed our target. Their forces are unknown, but from the size of the ship, they are fewer than fifty strong." The mission objective held their focus once more and Tensai's Second Officer, Cahal Hannan lifted his left hand to speak. "Will Umonakalisi be there? Aboard The Hub, sir? Not the planet." The pertinent question was expected, his older brother perished in the Blood Sands, one of the many casualties still unburied and unavenged

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    for the treatment of combatants and became the basis for the Geneva Conventions as we know them today. During the tumultuous events of World War I, the ethical limits of warfare were pushed and expanded in a variety of ways. Shortly thereafter, the third Geneva convention met in 1929 and produced a range of wide sweeping reforms, most notably expanding the rights of prisoners of war (Shaw, 2013). During World War II the nature of the war bent the ethical views of many, and the film “The Bridge on the

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    biological assertion not only augmented racial tension American society amongst blacks and whites, but his theory is adopted by The Third Reich in the justification of anti-Semitic laws in Germany. Although African Americans previously achieved seaman ranks in seagoing services of WWI, The Coast Guard expands training for African Americans, allowing promotion to officer ranks and increasing naval forces on sea-going Coast Guard cutters. In the Coast Guard Museum, the plaque depicting Ensign Joseph

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    A former officer from the Newton Police Department was recently in the news for having committed a crime. The former officer’s name is Jason R. Miller and he was arrested for having exposed himself to passing vehicles. Jason Miller was a police officer for the Newton Police Department for approximately 14 years. The Newton Police Department, in Newton, New Jersey, received a couple anonymous complaint about the former officer and they started their investigation into the allegation. Miller is said

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    C171 Argumentative Essay Army officers learn from the onset of their careers the important role they play as problem solvers. The various military institutions tasked with providing education to the officer corps spend vast amounts of time teaching and reinforcing the Army Problem Solving Process. With that being said, Army officers at all ranks would be better served if they were able to incorporate the eight elements of thought as defined by Drs. Paul & Elder into the military decision-making process

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    Jenn McCabe is a motivational advisor who cares about the professional and personal development of the chapter officers and members. She was on a family leave of absence for eight weeks and still made it to all of our chapter meeting and events. Her dedication to Beta Lambda Kappa and Macomb Community College is inspiring to chapter officers and members. She informs students about the benefits of Phi Theta Kappa, encourages students to participate in a variety of activities to further their leadership

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    number of officers working each shift, and the schedule the officers were working. In reality, the survey was a gamble for the department because it could come back in a positive way, finding that we should hire more officers. Another outcome would be that we were overstaffed meaning we would lose positions. The final outcome could be that we were adequately staffed and nothing should change. After several months, the study determined that we had enough personnel, but the officers were working

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    five roles can be carried out by a single officer or an incident management team with a Police Forward Commander (PFC) who will have overall supervision. (QPS2013a). The Command role will be undertaken by the first officer attending the incident who will assume the role of Police Forward Commander (PFC) (OPM 1.12.3) who will remain in this role until the incident is resolved or command responsibility is transferred, usually to a more senior officer (QPS2013a). The PFC will obtain and maintain

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    Imagine being a female officer working in a male dominated environment where the male officers tell sexually explicit jokes in the hallway. Supervisors play a pivotal role in managing a productive diversified workplace (Miller & More, 2011). All employees should feel at ease while in their work environment (Miller & More, 2011). Officers tend to get comfortable in how the department operates and expect things to continue to function in the same way. Supervisors must counteract harmful or undesirable

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    Not long after arriving at the United States Army War College, I heard the phrase “you are now they,” - essentially which I took to mean that any arguments along the lines of “they should do something about…” were now forbidden. I understand, I’m here to step up and own my share of the challenges. Unfortunately some of those challenges sound in my ears like “the Army bureaucracy has created such an impasse and mess of system x that you are now the inheritor, go fix it.” I am also a product of

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