Essays on Military

Before the Cold War, the United States fought as allies with the Soviet Union. After the war in Europe ended this alliance began to crumble. These tensions were first apparent at the Potsdam Conference and the Union was determined to set up pro-communist authorities in…

How Successful was George Washington’s Generalship? George Washington is remembered for being one of the highest major and well-known leaders and one of the founding fathers of the United States of America? George Washington today is remembered as having high morale who was an honorable…

Post-traumatic stress injury (PTSI) resulting from traumatic military experiences is linked to anxiety, anger, and guilt in returning veterans, and may make academics especially difficult. A report in Psychological Trauma: Theory Research, Practice and Policy, examined data from a large, national sample of students seeking…

Before, the Indian army was well disciplined, equipped and trained to mainly protect their own government. The indoctrination from British made the Indian army to be more adhere and more fit to be called as a soldier, started in 1914 – 1919 where the British…

Imagine going through a tragic disaster such as a war and thousands of lives and seeds being destroyed. This is the story of Aleppo, Syria. With the Syrian war having occurred not only did thousands of citizens lose lives but additionally a famous seed bank…

Many would say that these are examples of our modern-day heroes. More than not, the individual that society characterizes as a hero must embody the morals that the society find to be most important. If we take America, for example, patriotism is a highly valued…

The battlefield, where the soldiers put their lives on the line between life and death in the trenches during the Battle of Chateau-Thierry in 1918. Sing Lau Kee, who was working in the message center at the time, has to run miles between the lines…

Soldiers will suffer more psychological damage than physical damage in their careers. It is no wonder why mental institutions have become so popular over the past few years. Even though this topic has been more talked about over these years, soldiers have always suffered mental…

Overcrowding in the Emergency Department (ED) is a dire problem. It is widely regarded by health professionals and policy makers alike as the most serious and yet “most avoidable cause of harm” (Richardson & Mountain 2009) present in todayʼs hospital system. EDs may be considered…

INTRODUCTION With the increasing technology breakthrough, Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) technology have increasingly become a preferred choice by the military procurement department. In this essay, the term Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) is defined as a software or hardware that is commercially developed and made available in the commercial sector,…