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whizzing by, other soldiers shooting back at the enemy. Dust and derby flying around. Just another day in the life of members who serve in the military. The soldier was assigned to combat duty in the Iraq war. The stress of combat fighting was getting to him. He heard bullets being shot over his head and loud explosions all around him. The soldier looked to the right a soldier was severely wounded. This soldier was telling the Occupational Therapist (OT) his story. The soldier was having anger management

Montanna Checketts A Patriotic Salute to America and to Her Troops was presented by Age Well Forsyth and directed by Dr. Linda Ledbetter. I saw this play as an audience member on April 1st. The key purpose of this play was to teach American history and to honor our troops. They show this from a narrator, who gives brief summaries of each American wars, and shows pictures during the time of that war to show us what the war was like. They were successful showing this by having the narrator speak

In the following essay, I am going to outline several reasons as to why it is important to respect your leadership within the Armed Forces. There are many values and principles that the United States Army has, a few of them are military bearing, discipline, and respect. These principles are among the most basic customs and courtesies and the Army expects everyone to follow them. If a service member fails to follow them the Army can seek to punish them with legal action that could result in the service

balance of the Army’s culture and climate with institutional practices. This determines the influence, the key attributes of the profession, the field of expertise, and effects on culture and climate. If this balance is compromised, it dictates if Soldiers see themselves as professionals serving a calling or time-servers filling a government

Should servicemen and women be able to keep their dogs they train? Yes, I think all service people should be able to keep their dogs. I believe this because after training for months and years, the dogs and owners will have a strong connection with each other. If the dogs stay at the military base after their old owner is released from the service they may not be as good as they were before because the dog will have to start all the training over with its new owner. The dog and owner may become

In this essay, I will explain an unfortunate situation that occurred to me due to being negligent and irresponsible. The way I handled a certain situation also leads me to be speaking about the importance of keeping your items safe inside your barracks room and securing your items. I will be explaining a recent theft that happened to me and how it could have been avoided, had I followed regulations listed in the barracks handbook. Unfortunate things happen when proper measures are not taken. I have

e lost two soldiers who are a part of our unit and voice of our unit pass away. Accountability is important and should not be taken lightly… A soldier lost his life a couple weeks ago, due to lack of accountability, and it hurt a lot of people. For so many reasons accountability is important, for example. Knowing where your soldiers are at all times helps to know what they’re doing, and what their interest are doing so. In case something happens and someone needs t know where a soldier is accountability

An experienced soldier needs training in many fields to be successful. Being trained in many fields making the soldier experience gives them an advantage against the other soldiers that have little to no training at all. Also having training can relate to other people due to sports and how the training there is grueling so the person can be the best at it. It can be argued that the protagonist is characterized as experienced due to his survival and combat training which is required to be successful

Run the gauntlet Soldier Boy that’s me. At lest thats what I am now in this hot place that’s never at rest. When training they would line us up and make us march all in perfect Synchronised high-knee steps. We all knew war was not going to be an organised place, but the training before hand still gave us a false sense of security as there is nothing but chaos. The sense of complete disorder and confusion not knowing who will live and die. I want to be a good soldier. I want to do my part.

and variables—but it doesn’t have to be this way. One year ago, I transitioned to the USAR and learned many valuable lessons during the process. If you are contemplating this life-changing decision, please consider these suggestions. Enroll in the Soldier for Life-Transition Assistance Program as soon as possible and participate in every relevant class including: résumé development, financial management, Veterans Affairs, and social media engagement¬. Do not procrastinate. These courses provide guidance