Military Careers

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"A young man who does not have what it takes to perform military service is not likely to have what it takes to make a living." When joining the military you must perform your best to protect our country. Tons of men and women around the world fight for the country and make a career out of it. There are three major branches and many different jobs to go with each one. Each have many specific tasks. (Robbie Hughes Interview) Military background and history has been in the world for a long time. It goes back as far as Assyrians, Spartans, Aztecs, Romans and Greek. The military purpose is mainly to protect our country and our rights and freedoms. It’s just a part of nature. No one came up with military it just happened and got stronger and stronger over the years. It first started with random people coming together protecting towns and homes and families, and eventually more and more people came together. The three main branches of the military are The Army, Navy, and Marine Corps. All three of these branches are the reason the U.S is how it is. These branches fight for our freedom, our rights, and our country!! (Robbie Hughes Interview) The U.S Army is the strongest most respected and feared ground force in the world. It is also the oldest branch of the military and also the largest U.S. Military Service. There are approximately 76,000 officers and 401,000 enlisted members in the active duty Army. The success of the Army lives and dies on themselves and others. The army protects all that the constitution stands for. And each soldier defends this to their last breath with Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Honor, and Personal Courage. The Army has a mission to protect and defend its nation. ( “Overcoming Challenges” np) There are no limits in the Army, none on what you can learn and on what you can achieve. The Army strengthens you, and your future, with expert training in one of over 150 different jobs for soldiers on Active Duty. There is no specific job a soldier must have; it all depends on what he/she wants. But if the choice is made wisely, it could affect a big part of your future job and plan. (“Overview” np) When in the Army or in any other branch of the military, the soldiers are required to wear a uniform. Most soldiers in the Army will wear the Army Combat Uniform, or ACU, on a daily basis.

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The Changing National Guard
explanatory essay
Not all people understand the purpose of the Army National Guard; it is changing. Most people have heard the conversations. From conversations around the water cooler, to the nightly news, to one’s local home town papers; for those who are fortunate enough to have a town that supports an Army National Guard Unit, many ask, “Why is the Army National Guard (ARNG) going overseas? Isn’t it the Army National Guard’s job to be on the forefront of homeland security? America has a regular army that is supposed to go overseas and fight the country’s battles.” So what is the purpose and mission of the ARNG today? The writer will explore the questions what is the ARNG’s purpose and mission in the homeland and oversees. One should keep in mind the Constitution and the bravery of these citizen soldiers.
In this essay, the author
- Describes the purpose and mission of the army national guard (arng) in the homeland and oversees.
- Explains that it helps to understand how the department of the army works and the three components that make up the us army.
- Compares the us army reserves (usar) and the arng as part-time services, training in their specific moss one weekend a month and two weeks in the summer.
- Describes the purpose and mission of the army national guard (arng) in the homeland and oversees.
- Explains that it helps to understand how the department of the army works and the three components that make up the us army.
- Compares the us army reserves (usar) and the arng as part-time services, training in their specific moss one weekend a month and two weeks in the summer.
- Explains that the arng is the oldest military service in the united states. the first recorded call to arms was at the massachusetts bay colony on december 13, 1639.
- Explains that from the revolutionary war to the spanish american war of 1898 there had been much criticism rendered against the militia soldiers. after many mishaps, the soldiers received the required training and generally did well throughout the country's wars.
- Explains that in the war of 1812, the regular army of the united states had fewer than 6,000 enlisted men and officers; at this time the militia was again called up.
- Explains that the civil war saw large numbers of militia used. the regular army consisted of 16,000 enlisted men and officers.
- Explains that congress passed the militia act of 1903 or the dick act because of its principle architect, senator charles dick.
- Explains that during world war i arng units made up 40% of the combat units that participated in the war.
- Describes how the arng's 34th infantry division showed extreme bravery in wwii. the division racked up 517 continuous days of frontline combat, more than any other unit, guard or regular army.
- Explains that the 34th has the distinction of starting one of the regular army's most elite fighting units, the us army rangers.
- Explains that during the korean conflict and vietnam war, guardsmen answered the call of the federal government. sixteen arng divisions participated in korea and 60,000 men and women from the guard took part in vietnam.
- Describes how the transformation of the arng was thrown into high gear. 75,000 guardsmen were activated and deployed, adding to the total of 540,000 us military personnel
- Explains that the arng was operating with a "cold war" mentality after 9/11/2001. they organized into the regular army's brigade combat team (bct) approach.
- Explains that in 1970, the army was twice as large as it is today, with 1.36 million men and women in the regular army and 667,000 in reserve component. the arng is no longer a strategic force, but an operational force.
- Explains that the global war on terrorism is the first war that has been displayed on television in real time. the arng is a technological warrior fully integrated into the military’s operational reach around the world.
- Explains that the army national guard's soldiers have to be ready to respond to any force that may strike the united states whether it is from mother nature or from a terrorist threat.
- Explains that the army national guard and transformation: relevance for ongoing and future missions.
- Cites wormuth, flournoy, henry, and murdock's report on the future of the national guard and reserves.
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explanatory essay
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In this essay, the author
- Explains that the united states army is more than words, it is about action. a profession requires its members to adhere to prolonged training and learn specialized skills.
- Explains that the army requires its members to adhere to prolonged training and learn specialized skills.
- Explains that the american people trust the army to provide security from threats to its society and freedom. soldiers embody the moral challenges of a profession by shouldering the burden of life and death.
- Explains that the united states army is more than words, it is about action. a profession requires its members to adhere to prolonged training and learn specialized skills.
- Explains that the army requires its members to adhere to prolonged training and learn specialized skills.
- Explains that the american people trust the army to provide security from threats to its society and freedom. soldiers embody the moral challenges of a profession by shouldering the burden of life and death.
- Explains that the army provides its members with intrinsic value which motivates beyond financial gain. soldiers of the united states army are the first to volunteer and embody army values.
- Explains that the profession of arms is one of america's oldest and most revered professions. a soldier is a professional and understands his responsibility to society is greater than to himself.
- Cites eikenberry, karl, and david kennedy. "america and their military, drifting apart," the new york times, march 2013.
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Persuasive Essay On The Military
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The U.S. military is a strong force and body that protects and serves the American people. Many people support the military and some even disagree with it. What people forget is that without a military the U.S. would be totally over run by foreign countries claiming ground. The military also helps with the nation’s economy boosting the balance of money in the works. Families have trouble with members who serve since there is always chance that they never return but it is because of their service that we are still a free country. Even though the military causes pain to families when a loved one is lost, the U.S. needs a military because with a military the economy increases and that without a military we would be invaded by a dictator or foreign
In this essay, the author
- Opines that the u.s. military is a strong force and body that protects and serves the american people.
- Explains that the military is always performing actions to keep everything on track, training and honing skills to better themselves against threats they may come up against in the near future.
- Opines that the united states has one of the strongest militaries and it is up to the commanders who control that power to use it wisely and not misuse it.
- Opines that the u.s. military is a strong force and body that protects and serves the american people.
- Explains that the military is always performing actions to keep everything on track, training and honing skills to better themselves against threats they may come up against in the near future.
- Opines that the united states has one of the strongest militaries and it is up to the commanders who control that power to use it wisely and not misuse it.
- Explains that the military has eliminated so many choices due to economic crises, shortages and rampant cuts, which cause problems for the troops who are learning through dramatic changes.
- Explains that terrorists are random in their movements and hard to predict what they are going to do, which causes problems for the leaders of the u.s.
- Explains that the military deals with disasters that can happen at any given time since nature can be twisted and cruel and can cause massive damage.
- Explains that the military's interface with most of the u.s., grants them access to higher level employees.
- Explains that budget cuts and sequestration create uneasiness in the military, which leads to lost jobs. for those who have put forth time and effort, this can have negative effects on their life style.
- Explains that lost money is another area where the military has problems like when terrorist procure supply drops in foreign nations.
- Explains the difference between military and civilian income, which has only just happened in the past six years. military spending can grow the nation's economy and give back to civilians.
- Opines that the united states needs a military because without one we would be totally defenseless and under attack constantly. danny thomas gave reasonable answers from his stand point.
- Opines that the u.s. would be a war zone if it had no military or government since the military is the only reason invaders stay away.
- Opines that the militaries of the world are defined by power, and the modern era has presented many new opportunities for war.
- Opines that they would support having a military due to the benefits of protection, economy, and might. even though our economy is not in the greatest of conditions, the military is still holding the economy up.
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explanatory essay
Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines the United States Armed Forces, each has a separate mission but all work towards the same goal. As a young child I grew up around many of these individuals who served their nation proudly and honorably. I always admired that, they were all so willing to give of themselves. Each took part in this brotherhood for their own individual reasons, I too have has this calling. My mom always knew form the time I was a little boy that being a part of the United States Military was what I was going to do. So when I enlisted on October 7, 2015 it was not a big surprise. However, my MOS was, I choose to be a (19K) M1 Armored Crewman, which basically means I will be working with one of the biggest and deadliest military machines.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that they grew up around many of these individuals who served their nation proudly and honorably. they chose to be a (19k) m1 armored crewman.
- Describes how they enlisted in the united states army, but it didn't start there. they spent many hours volunteering, camping, and learning how to survive as a young man.
- Explains that the army is only one branch of the service and the first thing they did was take the armed services vocational aptitude battery test.
- Explains that they grew up around many of these individuals who served their nation proudly and honorably. they chose to be a (19k) m1 armored crewman.
- Describes how they enlisted in the united states army, but it didn't start there. they spent many hours volunteering, camping, and learning how to survive as a young man.
- Explains that the army is only one branch of the service and the first thing they did was take the armed services vocational aptitude battery test.
- Describes the two people they spoke to about the decision to get their input, one was retired colonel david cogdall and the other was retired colonel rocky kmieci
- Explains that the m1 armored crewman is responsible for operating armored equipment to destroy enemy positions. they are part of the tank and armor unit ready to defend our country anywhere in the world.
- Explains that the armored crewman spends 15 weeks in advanced individual training (ait). the earning of this job ranges depending on labor grade and can go up over time.
- Describes the skills they will need to learn, such as tank operations, armor offensive, defensive tactics, map reading, scouting techniques, and field combat strategy.
- Explains that a typical day may call for early mornings or late evenings, sometimes preparing your tank making sure it is in proper working order, travel can happen at any time.
- Opines that soldiers enjoy being overseas when not in harm's way, they get to do what they enjoy and see parts of the world that they would never get a chance to see.
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Those Forgotten by War
opinion essay
Thousands of men and women who join the military, like millions of soldiers who came before them, join the military thinking it will in some way improve their life. SSG Allen Waddell is one of the most thoughtful people you could ever meet, but he has has been married three times and will be soon getting divorced again. He has also been deployed three times and recalls thinking the military was his only option. When asked why he joined he said “I was a really poor kid who wanted to be more than a factory worker...I stood no chance of going to college without the military. I also wanted the life experience” (Waddell). The military offered Allen what no one else would, an opportunity to travel, a steady paycheck, comprehensive healthca...
In this essay, the author
- Explains that military life is riddled with pain and unique challenges, and soldiers are trained in a way that leaves them unable to understand the psychological effects of war.
- Explains that war has become more psychologically aggressive over the years. insurgents or terrorists strike civilian or military targets by surprise and often seemingly at random. ssg waddell deployed three times during the war on terror.
- Opines that the victim never told us if it was an ied or a woman was wearing one.
- Explains that military life is riddled with pain and unique challenges, and soldiers are trained in a way that leaves them unable to understand the psychological effects of war.
- Explains that war has become more psychologically aggressive over the years. insurgents or terrorists strike civilian or military targets by surprise and often seemingly at random. ssg waddell deployed three times during the war on terror.
- Opines that the victim never told us if it was an ied or a woman was wearing one.
- Opines that an outlet would be of great assistance to the veterans returning from the war on terror but more importantly they need someone to order them to use it.
- Opines that the war on terror proves that a man does not need to be killed to lose his life to war.
- Narrates how a large explosion occurred just after they rounded the corner of the building near them.
- Analyzes how ssg waddell feels responsible for what happened to the woman and her child. this kind of guild is not uncommon among soldiers.
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Characteristics Of The Army A Subculture
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What makes the Army a subculture? The Army objective is to serve American citizens, to protect United States, protect vital national interests, and to achieve national military responsibilities (United States Army, n.d). The members of the U.S Army share the same objective, which makes them a subculture. Here some background information on the U.S Army. The United States military is consistent of five branches Army, Navy, Air force, Coast Guard, and Marines. Although, there is a lot of similarities between all five of the branches there is also a lot of differences. The United States Army was first known as the Continental Army. The Army was founded in 1775 by the Second Continental Congress in order to go war in the American Revolutionary War (United States Army, n.d). After the war, the Congress of the Confederation established the United States Army on June 3, 1784(United States Army, n.d). They are a land-based military branch. Therefore, the Army performs the majority of their tasks on land. It is the oldest and largest military branch in the United States.
In this essay, the author
- Describes how they observed a group of army members working as an efficient team. they wore grey shirts that represented the army.
- Asks jake if the camouflage uniform makes him feel a different way when they wear it in public.
- Describes the benefits of joining the army, including stable income, paid vacation, health care, life insurance, and tuition assistance.
- Describes how they observed a group of army members working as an efficient team. they wore grey shirts that represented the army.
- Asks jake if the camouflage uniform makes him feel a different way when they wear it in public.
- Describes the benefits of joining the army, including stable income, paid vacation, health care, life insurance, and tuition assistance.
- Explains that when a group bonds together, they develop special relationships with each other because they experience the same emotion, hard work, and pressure that are put on them in the army.
- Describes the experiences that members of the army gain from the group, including being a better leader, responsible, disciplined, and working harder.
- Explains that the united states army is a land-based military branch, which performs the majority of their tasks on land.
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Instruments of Change
analytical essay
The military can be a very powerful instrument of change. For example, the majority of countries in the Middle East are ruled by the military. The military is seen as a very capable institution because of the fact that it can build or destroy nearly anything. It is also most representative of the society because it includes all classes and types of people.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that the military, charismatic leadership, ideology, bureaucracy, and religion can influence a country to change.
- Explains that the military is a powerful instrument of change. the majority of countries in the middle east are ruled by it.
- Analyzes how nasser's 1952 military takeover of egypt illustrates the military as an instrument of change. he came from a lower-middle class background and was frustrated with the feudal system.
- Explains that the military, charismatic leadership, ideology, bureaucracy, and religion can influence a country to change.
- Explains that the military is a powerful instrument of change. the majority of countries in the middle east are ruled by it.
- Analyzes how nasser's 1952 military takeover of egypt illustrates the military as an instrument of change. he came from a lower-middle class background and was frustrated with the feudal system.
- Explains that leadership plays a significant role in the process of change. nasser became the leader of egypt after the military revolted.
- Explains that ideology is simply a belief system- what one feels is good or bad. many third world countries have taken on the concept of socialism.
- Explains that third world socialism advocates the idea of natural resources belonging to the nation and its people and not to individual whose land they are located on.
- Explains that socialism accepts the idea of public property but rejects monopolies. monopolies occur when there is only one company selling a certain good to the whole country.
- Explains that third world socialism believes that the government needs to intervene to ensure no feudalism or unjust land ownership systems are being enforced. the bureaucracy is important as an institution because it forms dreams into reality.
- Explains that bureaucracies have a very new structure, which began as europeans came and colonized the third world. in egypt, the designers were british, but the workers were egyptian.
- Explains the third problem of the bureaucracy is the behavior associated with them. it is now much more relaxed due to an increase in security.
- Analyzes how the bureaucracies in america seem like heaven compared to the ones in the third world.
- Explains that religion is the last instrument of change in the third world. the dominant religions are catholicism, islam, buddhism, and hindu
- Explains that islam is the fastest growing religion on earth and indonesia has the largest islamic population. the islamic religion is important when making political decisions and governed by the ways of the quran.
- Explains that hinduism is the most dominant religion in india. they believe in karma and the caste system, based on religious belief rather than economic status.
- Explains that buddhists believe in socialism, where the working class is honored. buddhism is prominent in east asia and has had a revival in china in recent years.
- Opines that change can be difficult for a third world country to accomplish. these instruments of change amount to stepping stones for the third
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Examples Of What I Believe In America
opinion essay
My great grandpa was in the army from 1957-1959. His duty was to keep America free and to make sure no one tries to take our freedom away. He went to Germany for nineteen months to train for war. He went to some place that he enjoyed but it was mostly training. Right after my grandpa left the army, they started
In this essay, the author
- Opines that the freedom that we have today would not be possible if it wasn't for the people in the army.
- Opines that their great grandpa was in the army from 1957-1959. his duty was to keep america free and to make sure no one tried to take our freedom away.
- Opines that the people in the army are the real heroes. they are there to serve and protect the country.
- Opines that the freedom that we have today would not be possible if it wasn't for the people in the army.
- Opines that their great grandpa was in the army from 1957-1959. his duty was to keep america free and to make sure no one tried to take our freedom away.
- Opines that the people in the army are the real heroes. they are there to serve and protect the country.
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American Military Membership
explanatory essay
The current state of American military membership is an all-volunteer army. As discussed in class, the military can bee seen as an easy career path. With a military career comes the idea of a steady job, government benefits, and the feeling of patriotism. It can be the only choice for someone who does not have many college or job options - those at the lower end of the socioeconomic class system. The opposite is true as well.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that american military membership is an all-volunteer army, with steady job, government benefits, and patriotism. it is the only choice for those at the lower end of the socioeconomic class system.
- Explains that american military membership is an all-volunteer army, with steady job, government benefits, and patriotism. it is the only choice for those at the lower end of the socioeconomic class system.
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Becoming Army Professional
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the world? Every Soldier signs up for different reasons, be it school, sign on bonus, to
In this essay, the author
- Explains that the army relies on the soldier to have these four traits.
- Describes the soldier's creed and the nco-credit to remind us what we stand for.
- Opines that legitimacy comes with doing the right thing, and being legitimized.
- Explains that the army relies on the soldier to have these four traits.
- Describes the soldier's creed and the nco-credit to remind us what we stand for.
- Opines that legitimacy comes with doing the right thing, and being legitimized.
- Explains that every soldier signs up for different reasons, be it school, sign on bonus, to be all that they could be, or for honor, liberty, and justice.
- Opines that as they have learned from their experience with this lasting war, they can and do rely heavily on their up and coming soldiers to learn and gain experience.
- Opines that you don't need to have an equal amount in all of those categories, but excel in some.
- Explains that the army culture gives it the ability to maintain the high standards it sets not just for its soldiers, but for all people everywhere.
- Explains that the army exists to protect the american way of life. to do that, it must constantly check itself.
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Military Career Paper
explanatory essay
The United States Army has a mission to defend their country by fighting some of the toughest battles known to man. This organization is made up of a band of the strongest people the United States has ever produced. Factors such as entrance requirements, education, financial options, carrier opportunities, benefits, and interests are all colossal components in the branch of military.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that the united states army is made up of a band of the strongest people the us has ever produced.
- Explains that education and financial aid options are a key element when discussing military careers. the united states army requires that one pass the armed services vocational aptitude battery test.
- Explains that there are over 150 careers within the army, including microbiology, research psychology, and optical laboratory specialty.
- Explains that the united states army is made up of a band of the strongest people the us has ever produced.
- Explains that education and financial aid options are a key element when discussing military careers. the united states army requires that one pass the armed services vocational aptitude battery test.
- Explains that there are over 150 careers within the army, including microbiology, research psychology, and optical laboratory specialty.
- Describes the benefits of being an army soldier. completely paid education, salary bonuses, and full coverage life insurance are just a few.
- Opines that the united states army interests them because they have several family members who are on active duty in this branch of military today.
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Best Jobs For The United States Army
opinion essay
We all have many different jobs through our life, some great others not so well. I can definitely say being an infantryman for the United States Army was the best job I’ve ever had. First of all, the army provided me with the opportunity to travel a lot. Aside from that no other jobs can compare to the benefits that the army provides. There is no better feeling than being guaranteed a stable position within a company. I treasured every single moment working for the United States Army.
In this essay, the author
- Opines that being an infantryman for the united states army was the best job they've ever had.
- Opines that being an infantryman for the united states army was the best job they've ever had.
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Intellectual Capacity Case Study
opinion essay
Since its inception in 1775, as the Continental Army which transitioned to the Legion of the United States in 1791 and finally to the United Sates Army officially in 1796 we as a force have been the oldest and largest force among the branches. We have fought in many small and large campaigns. Along the way we as a force have innovated the advancements of culture; like the internet, the microwave oven, and antibodies. But one small thing remains underdeveloped. The credential that we hold compared to our civilian and branch counterparts.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that the continental army, which transitioned to the legion of the united states in 1791, has been the oldest and largest force among the branches.
- Explains that the army offers more than 212 career fields, but yet lacks the intellectual capacity to function in the outside world per our universities and job markets.
- Opines that sergeant major of the army will advocate to stop passing the buck and cutting education dollars. they will give soldiers the ability to grow in their field, and implement training resources that enable qualified learned skill sets.
- Explains that the continental army, which transitioned to the legion of the united states in 1791, has been the oldest and largest force among the branches.
- Explains that the army offers more than 212 career fields, but yet lacks the intellectual capacity to function in the outside world per our universities and job markets.
- Opines that sergeant major of the army will advocate to stop passing the buck and cutting education dollars. they will give soldiers the ability to grow in their field, and implement training resources that enable qualified learned skill sets.
- Opines that our military institution inundates our soldiers with information that has nothing to do with growing their skill set. we need to bring realistic training expectations to the fight that enable soldiers to have pride in the service they gave three to 30 years of their life for.
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Compare And Contrast Army Vs Navy
opinion essay
There are many people that protect America like the army and the navy.Both the army and navy are a part of america but one is better. The army. The army is better than the navy in many ways. The army is very important to the USA. Without it we would be attacked and how would we help ourselves. There are other countries that rely on our supplies therefor they would help us but we can't just count on anyone else. This is why the navy is important as well. Incase they send boats or sometimes planes to attack us.
In this essay, the author
- Opines that the army is better than the navy in many ways. without it, we would be attacked and how would we help ourselves.
- Explains that the army is important to us because they have troops that will defend the land, tanks that destroy enemy vehicles, and planes.
- Explains that the navy protects us by sea using their boats and navy vessels. the boats they use have big guns on the top, like the s.s. iowa.
- Opines that the army is better than the navy in many ways. without it, we would be attacked and how would we help ourselves.
- Explains that the army is important to us because they have troops that will defend the land, tanks that destroy enemy vehicles, and planes.
- Explains that the navy protects us by sea using their boats and navy vessels. the boats they use have big guns on the top, like the s.s. iowa.
- Explains that although the army and navy have their differences, they also have some similarities. they work together in most battles to fend off the enemy.
- Opines that both serve america and protect it with their lives. both involve weapons and gadgets and stuff.
- Opines that the army is more important than the navy and that 58 of people would rather join it.
- Opines that the army is a better choice because of the fact that most people are scared of water especially people like them.
- Advises that if you want to decide whether to join the army or the navy, make sure you are sure which one you choose.
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The Effect of Mandatory Military Service on Society
opinion essay
Going into the military isn’t all bad because you can learn all the stuff that American soldiers go through to protect America. We could learn not to take what they do lightly or for granted. Being in the military could be helpful if another country ever decided to try to invade America. No other country would want to invade a country where every man or woman that is there is trained for almost any situation. Not that many people would worry about break-ins or someone mugging them in an alley if everyone had discipline. There's no reason as to why able men and woman shouldn't be obliged to serve their country in times of warfare crisis and/or be prepared for hypothetical wartime. Not only that, but it provides a great amount of benefits, such as: physical conditioning, mental toughening and a chance to help promote equality between young men and women. There are so many immature, feeble-minded, snobbish people in the US nowadays who need to be taught a lesson or two
In this essay, the author
- Opines that the military isn't all bad because it provides physical conditioning, mental toughening, and a chance to promote equality between young men and women.
- Opines that if everyone had to go to the military there would probably be a lot more suicides because some people would not be confident that they could survive.
- Concludes that people should not be forced to go into the military but to have a decision.
- Opines that the military isn't all bad because it provides physical conditioning, mental toughening, and a chance to promote equality between young men and women.
- Opines that if everyone had to go to the military there would probably be a lot more suicides because some people would not be confident that they could survive.
- Concludes that people should not be forced to go into the military but to have a decision.
- Opines that if we all went into the military after high school, we would all be disciplined and focused, but we wouldn't have free choice anymore.
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