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The military and the media. This paper is on "The military and the media". It includes the history of the military's use of the media since the Revolutionary War. It also discusses how the military manipulates the media, what it allows to be shown/aired and how the military's own form of media-psy-ops (psychological warfare).
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The Road to War Via Peace and Social Darwinism: The Bismarck Alliance System This paper explores the Bismarck Alliance System and how it simultaneously promoted conditions of both peace and conflict
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The Necessity of War in Three Specific Works. The perception of war and warfare differs dramatically between cultures, where war tends to manifest itself as being the cause of humanity or of the gods. However, almost all cultures agree that war is a necessity in that conflict between communities needs resolution. Discussions on the topic of war and warfare from three specific cultures reflect this, and this paper explores these and similar themes through addressing the works The Ramayana (Hindu), The Art of War (China), and The Chronicles of the Crusades (European
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Battleship USS New Jersey. This paper outlines the history of the battleship USS New Jersey. USS New Jersey (BB-62) is one of the four battleships of the Iowa class, the largest, fastest, most powerful, and last battleships the US ever built, and among the biggest battleships ever.
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Civilian versus Military Motivation. This paper examines civilian and military personnel motivation within the Department of Defense (USA). This paper examines the different factors that motivate civilian employees of the Department of Defense and their compatriots in uniform.
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Addressing the Battle of Antietam from Its Impact on Military Strategy. This paper addresses the Battle of Antietam in terms of its significance as a military victory, and how this battle helped to change the conduct of war during its era. This paper demonstrates that the fighting tactics used by the Union Army at the Battle of Antietam helped prove that a small, maneuverable fighting force could win over superior firepower, demonstrating that a lack of strategy could not be compensated through weaponry. Through doing so, it can be seen how the Battle of Antietam helped redefine war protocol to a significant degree.
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The Gulf War Syndrome. The paper will discuss the Gulf War Syndrome that was part of the attacks mad by the Iraqi government that made many American soldiers sick. By understanding what the syndrome is, we can learn how the US government admitted to these men and women in the military had been exposed.
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