The Army values personal responsibility and accountability. As soldiers, we are expected to live up to the Army’s high standards of conduct. We are also expected to be accountable for our actions. Being responsible means that we are reliable and can be counted on to do what we say we will do. It means keeping … Read more
In the Army, military discipline is vital to keeping order and ensuring that missions are completed successfully. It is the glue that holds together the various units and allows them to operate as a cohesive fighting force. Without discipline, soldiers would be unable to follow orders or complete their tasks effectively. This would put them … Read more
The military is one of the most respected and well-known organizations in the United States. For many people, joining the military is a way to serve their country and make a difference in the world. The United States military is made up of several different branches, each with its own unique mission and purpose. The … Read more
Military bearing is the basic in which every service member learns to maintain good order and ethics while serving in the United States Army. The Three General Orders of a Soldier, as well as UCMJ articles, show how a military service member should act on a daily basis, both on and off duty. Military bearing … Read more
The United States Army is a profession. As such, it has its own set of values, ethics, and standards. These guide the behavior of Army personnel and help to maintain the trust and confidence of the American people. The Army Professionals adhere to a strict code of ethics. This includes being honest and truthful, obeying … Read more
There were a variety of long-term and short-term causes of World War I. In the short term, one of the immediate causes was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria by a Serbian nationalist in June 1914. This act set off a series of events that quickly led to war. In the long term, … Read more
Diversity has always been a strength of the Army. The Army recognizes that each Soldier brings their own unique skills, experiences and perspectives to the table. Diversity is what makes the Army strong. The Army is committed to fostering a climate where all Soldiers can succeed, regardless of their background. The Army has made significant … Read more
Hazing is defined as any action taken or situation created intentionally which causes embarrassment, discomfort or harassment. Hazing can be physical in nature, mental in nature or psychological in nature. Hazing is often used in organizations to initiate new members into a group. This type of initiation has no place in the military and military … Read more
Out of all of the Call of Duty games, the best one in my opinion is modern warfare 2. I will admit, black ops one and modern warfare 3 are very good games, but I still will say that modern warfare 2 is the best ever made. This game is easily the best because of … Read more
It was about noon. The sun was high and bright. The air was crisp, clean, and without a breeze. It was about 87 degrees with about 10 % humidity. The city was busy, infact really busy. A lot of people were out and about, taking advantage of the weather after a cold spring. The weather … Read more
I can say watching the Invisible war in class was an eye opener when it came to gender inequality in terms of the military. I remember when I was going through high school Air Force ROTC it was easy to see the difference in the male to female ratio. My career in the Air force … Read more
We tried to make peace among the Greek city-states and they refused to abide by the rules of the treaty so we must show them they cannot disrespect Sparta. The battle will take place in 3 days on an open plain outside of Leuctra. I have heard Sparta has gather a decent amount of men … Read more
Luna Hall Luna Hall was originally built in the time of 1918 and named Luna Natatorium in honor of Lieutenant Antonio J. Luna. The class of 1914 building housed the first indoor swimming pool of West Mississippi River in 1918. The transition from a natatorium to a museum began in 1980. The big building became … Read more
Compared to today’s standards, medicine in the Civil War was in the dark ages and barbaric as the stethoscope was not discovered until 1838. Most colleges taught only one yearly standard of lectures. Sitting through the same set of lectures twice in two years would result in graduation, and the ability to practice medicine. Not … Read more
