War doctrine

What is your definition of peace? Have you ever felt peace in your life? For me, peace is a feeling of well-being experienced by a person who feels good about himself, and a person who is calm and relaxed. In this case, the couple of essays that I used as a source of information talk about peace and discuss it in a complete different way. One of the most important differences is that each essay is developed from a contrary perspective. The first one, The Faith that Brings Me Peace by Betsy Chalmers

support for one another. In John Knowles novel, Leper starts off as the oldest of the boys in Gene’s grade. He was an outcast who collected shells and liked to look at nature, which was not normal for a boy in this time period, especially with World War II happening at the same time. Gene was a boy who was more of a follower and did what others did at times, but normally always received good grades on things. Finny was a natural born leader and athlete. He always had a way with words that just made

Political Friendly Fire When I think of Political Friendly Fire, political warfare comes to my mind. Political warfare is “aggressive use of political means to achieve national objectives” (freedictationary.com). The below examples will highlight how political tactics can influence one’s objectives. Friendly fire in the military is “when members of one’s own forces are hit by fire from the same side” and not the enemy (citizendium.com). You can verbally, or through today’s social media, be hit by

Children stripped of their identities as a ripple effect of the war. Lamerica depicts the various elements that affect the well-being of a country. Albania is a country that is left in destruction after the war that had occurred. The aftermath of this country creates havoc for the country as a whole, and affects the Albanians. Albanian children were also affected, and this scene brings life to it. Young children were unconsciously scarred affecting their views and behavior. The scene that has a powerful

Women took on many different roles during the Revolutionary War, such as cooks, nurses and maids. Those were traditional and to be expected. But then there are the more before their time roles. Women would act as secret or replacement soldiers and spies, too. Let’s start with the common roles of Women of the Army: seamstresses; maids; cooks; water bearers and laundresses. These positions were usually reserved for male soldiers, so this was the first time women filled these roles in the military.

The Medieval technology made war a game of iron and brains. The art of Blacksmithing, crafting raw iron into a weapon that could slice bone with ease. The long range approach to bring down enemies from afar even behind great towering walls. The great war machines used to overcome great towering walls, made cities vulnerable to sieges. The inventions that pushed the Medieval Ages shows the intelligence of the minds of old. The art of Blacksmithing, crafting master swords out of fire and iron, was

In England the Middle Ages was a time of war, civil war, rebellions from time to time and many plots among the nobles and royalty, England had enough grain, dairy products and cows, England was based on the international economy to the wool trade where wool was sold in the north of England to textile

In the story Censors, the author uses dramatic and situational irony. In both of the stories irony is used at the very end to leave the readers wondering. In The Sniper, situational irony is used a cold hearted sniper is fighting willingly in a war until he realizes how cruel and meaningless his actions are. This is an ironic situation because his heart will soon be broken. The sniper is an excellent soldier, and kills an old woman and enemy soldier in the

Have you ever thought about the fact that there are children around the world being forced to do many dangerous tasks for the use of a military? Whatever you answer to that is, there are a large amount of kids all over the world in the military. Numerous child soldiers are in a military, regardless if they want to or not. The fact that child soldiers deal with plenty of trauma and that these soldiers are all still children are great reasons to give rehabilitation treatment to escaped and/or rescued

the realities of the war and the life they face. One such character is Finny, who’s injury and the war eventually lead to his innocence being shattered. Leper’s return from the war leads to Finny’s innocence being severely injured for the first time, as previously he was able to delude himself and say that the war wasn't real. He does this to avoid facing the fact that he would be unable to fight in it, which is shown when he says “I’ll hate it everywhere if I’m not in this war”. Before Lepers returns