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17991 A Review of Northrup's Untold History. This review will examine Northrup's work in order to understand Northup's objectives as well as the success of his historical analysis on numerous levels, which include methodological nuances that are the backbone of this finely told and subversive account.
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18060 Iraq and It's Arm's Inspections. This paper examines the conflict between Iraq and the United States. It assesses how America can compel Iraq to comply with all U.N. resolutions, rid itself of weapons of mass destruction, [and] end its support for terrorists.
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18186 LORAN-C and Application to Aviation. Summary: 18186 LORAN-C and Application to Aviation. Loran-C, which was developed from an earlier technology known as Loran-A. The term "Loran" developed from one of many engineering projects undertaken during the second World War. Loran is an acronym for Long Range Navigation (LORAN). Originally a medium frequency (MF) radio navigation system, the system served Army Air Corps navigators crossing the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Poor coverage over land encouraged investigations into low frequency Loran (www.megapulse.com, n page). The Loran technologies are a radio navigation system that works with a series of broadcast towers set up along coast lines and all over continental areas which send signals to boats, trains, and airplanes. Those signals allow for the receiving vehicle to identify its current location, under any weather and visibility conditions, to an accuracy of 18 meters. Recently, Loran-C has been challenged by the satellite-based Global Positioning System (GPS). It is the purpose of this paper to examine the history, implementation, governance, and future of Loran-C with special focus on its application to avionics.
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19140 Women's Military Rights. This paper is written about women's military rights. In the United States, female citizens have strived for a long time for their basic rights in every field but the most important question relevant to their rights that should be answered is and which the nation has faced in the past, present and future is the argument whether to allow women the privilege to defend our motherland and share along with men of the forces emotions, feelings and true sentiments such as dignity, honor and prestige, which are true reflections of this service.
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15800 Why Women Should Not Serve on Submarines. This four-page undergraduate paper examines the issue of women serving on US Navy submarines. The author provides compelling arguments against this policy, and cites several reasons why women on submarines would harm morale, reduce crew effectiveness, and add to the psychological stress of submarine duty.
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19865 Problems in US-Iraqi Relations Author: Paul Oranika. This paper examines the issues and problems in the US-Iraqi relations, from the era of the cold war to current. The relationship between the two countries has changed in line with regional conflicts afflicting the Persian Gulf region. The author traced the origins of the conflict with emphasis on the role of Iran in facilitating the problem.
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220 Lockheed Martin Wins a Better Future. This paper discusses Lockheed Martin Corporation. Lockheed Martin Corp. landed the biggest Defense Department contract in history when it was chosen to develop a high-tech fighter that's expected to become the main attack plane for the Air Force, Navy and Marines for decades to come. The contract, worth at least $200 billion over many years, is an enormous boost to Lockheed, which expect to capture $1 billion. The Pentagon selected Lockheed as sole developer of the plane, officially called the F-35 but better known as the Joint Strike Fighter.
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