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    soldiers from World War Ⅰ, World War Ⅱ, and the Vietnam War. On Memorial Day 1921, four unknowns were disinterred from World War Ⅰ American cemeteries in France. Army Sgt. Edward F. Younger selected one of the four identical caskets by placing a spray of white roses on the casket. The chosen unidentified soldier was transported to the United States by the USS Olympia. The others remaining were interred in Meuse Argonne Cemetery in France. On August 3, 1956 President Dwight D. Eisenhower payed a bill to

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    The Prussian Army, like other western armies, fatefully attempted to grapple with the dilemmas of technological change. As armaments increased the Russian Campaign of 1812, the war continued for beyond what was expected. The lack of understanding the importance of kinship and culture has created some challenges during the time of war. Military Technology The reliance on superior military technology initiated and enhanced change in warfare for the West. During this time no European state, Prussia in

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    USMC During WWII Essay

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    WWII The United States Marine Corps established November 10, 1775 is one of the most elite fighting forces in the world it's no surprise that the marines have fought in most every United States conflict since it was founded. The marines are mostly noted for fighting in the Pacific Theater during WWII. They were involved in some of the most bloody battles the US has ever fought. From the battle of Wake island to The battle of Okinawa these brave men have fought for our freedom in the air on land and

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    Executive Order 8802

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    With the coming of World War II, African Americans were arguably elevated to a higher standing in society due to the total war effort. But what part would Presidential and Military action take in this advancement since their duty is to protect their citizens? And would the efforts from these offices triumph over the racial prejudice that ruled American society, and most importantly, would their legacy last for an improved quality of life for a good portion of the US population. With these questions

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    Roswell Incident Theory

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    The Roswell incident is a well known topic around the world. Many have different opinions on the incident, some say it is a government cover-up, other say it was a hoax. The witnesses and the United States Military different opinions of the Roswell incident help mold the story. The famous Roswell incident has evolved into different theories such as a fallen weather balloon or a dummy drop, witness accounts, an "alien autopsy" and Project Mogul also mold these theories. After a Raging thunderstorm

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    The United States will not be able to effectively rebalance the Joint Force in 2025 unless sequestration is reversed. The current U.S. strategic direction has prompted a shift of military resources to the Asia-Pacific. Globalization, cyber-attacks and advances in technology will further challenge the Joint Forces in the next ten years. It is imperative that the U.S. Joint Forces be adequately funded in order to identify and develop critical technology, establish policies and maintain adequate force

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    3-4 ADAR History Essay

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    Many Air Defense units today have a long history that runs deep with accolades and awards. One of these units is 3-4-ADAR. Third Battalion (Bn.) Fourth Air Defense Artillery Regiment (3-4 ADAR) is the most decorated Air Defense unit in the world. The Air Defense Branch is a relatively young branch by comparison. The ADA Branch originates from the Field Artillery Branch. AD did not become a branch of its own until technology advances made it necessary for a change. As plains started becoming

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    chapter at Louisiana State University. From his early years, Williams played the French Horn, Piano, and Mellophone and went on to play at Little Rock High School and was voted most outstanding in artistry, talent, and versatility his senior year. After graduating, he studied for one year at Louisiana Tech University before joining the Army Air Corps (Eventually known as the United States Air Force) following the Japanese attack on pearl harbor. During his time in the Air Force he composed many

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    The Vietnam War: The United States’ Worst Idea The United States entered the Vietnam War in 1961 to prevent the spread of communism; the United States was afraid if North Vietnam successfully took over South Vietnam then they might have a chance to spread to other countries; thus, causing the Domino Theory. The United States’ fear of the Domino Theory transformed a civil war between two regions into a bloody miniature world war. The U.S. did nothing but lose there; they lost lives, equipment, time

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    The United States Army’s idea of medically evacuating wounded Soldiers by use of helicopters, during the Vietnam War, was not a new concept. The Army used the Bell Aircraft Corporation's H -13 Sioux helicopters for evacuation and movement of the wounded in the Korea War. However, the Army redesigned the concept of medical evacuation by using a larger helicopter that could carry medics and first responders. (Dorland & Nanney, 1982) This larger aircraft, the UH-1 Iroquois, was first used by the 57th

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