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The Bonus Army
A year before the march Congress authorized the payment of the half of amount as loan. However, with the worsening economy the half-bonus loans could not meet the needs of unemployed veterans. Calling themselves by ‘Bonus Expeditionary Force’ the marchers intended to pressure the Congress to pass the legislation and pay off the bonds.
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Army Family
Going to school on base was great because there was a tremendous amount of diversity. Actually, I am probably a bit unique in that I was never really aware of my race until I moved to North Carolina when I was twelve. I guess I should clarify by saying that I was not colorblind.
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Alexander the Great
The secrets of his military successes included the phalanx 1 which gave the enemy little opening for retaliatory attack. He understood early on the importance of the cavalry as an offensive weapon, and was a master at compensating for a shorthanded army.
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U.S. Army
No permanent combat organizations larger than individual regiments existed (no brigades or divisions), and those regiments that did exist on paper were woefully undermanned and ill-equipped. Historians underline that the main factors that slowed development were inadequate patterns of training established during the WWI, inadequate structure of the Army, and economic crisis (the Great Depression).
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Logistics of Alexander the Great compared to modern day logistics
Logistics is today a major worry for most of the nations in its military exercises. It is believed that proper use of logistics would improve the efficiency and confidence level of forces. The recent American war in Iraq and Afghanistan are eye openers in this regard. It is believed that management of logistics would give easy results in the war.
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Battles fought by Ancient Greeks and their neighbors
Greek influences on tactics and equipment lasted until several centuries after the invention of gunpowder, and strategies invented by the Greeks are still used today.
The most common formation used by the Greeks was the phalanx. This was a formation of heavy infantryman, or hoplites, armed with long spears, armor, shields, and short swords.
8 pages (2000 words)
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World History - Empires& integration
lidating territory and facilitating the exchange of culture and societies: however, in some cases, forcible empire building has left behind a legacy of alienation.
Philip II (359 – 336 B.C.) can be designated the founder of the Macedonian Empire. He organized an efficient
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Army Leadership
He pointed out with much clarity and passion that today’s NCO has no concern for drill, ceremony, and routine. At first, I thought he was merely trying to degrade today’s system much in the common “elder people versus younger people rant”
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