Military term papers
What is the Military?
One definition of the military states that it is “Of or pertaining to soldiers, to arms, or to war; belonging to, engaged in, or appropriate to the affairs of war.” Essentially, the military is an organized group of individuals, equipment, and weapons authorized by a country’s government and its people to use lethal force in the defense of its home nation by combating or challenging real or perceived threats. There are many branches of the military depending on where the military is located geographically. Similarly, there are a number of different names used for the military and the branches of it by many different countries. In the United States, the military includes the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and the National Guard.
Careers in the Military
Career options in the military are highly dependent on an individual’s education level. College educated individuals generally have the benefit of starting off their military career as an officer, as opposed to an enlisted individual. The advantages of joining the military as an officer as pretty straight forward. In addition to a higher rate of pay than enlisted soldiers, these individuals also have leadership or seniority positions in the branch of the military they chose to join. There are many types of officer positions that a college educated individual could seek in the military. Some of these officer positions include: combat specialty officers, engineering, science, and technical officers, executive, administrative, and managerial officers, healthcare officers, human resource development officers, media and public affairs officers, protective service officers, support services officers, and transportation officers. On the other hand, non-college educated individuals, while receiving lower pay, still have a number of opportunities they can pursue in the military. Some of the careers available to enlisted soldiers include: administrative personnel, combat specialty personnel, construction personnel, electronic and electrical equipment repair personnel, engineering, science, and technical personnel, healthcare personnel, human resources development personnel, machine operator and production personnel, media and public affairs personnel, protective service personnel, support service personnel, transportation and material handling personnel, vehicle and machinery mechanical personnel. For better career opportunities, an individual may also choose to apply for military school, which can boost them up to an officer position or a higher officer rating if the individual was already enlisted as an officer.
Details on Military Studies
According to Penn State University, Military Studies “is roughly defined as the technique, psychology, practice and other phenomena which constitute war and armed conflict. It emphasizes resources in three areas- Aerospace Studies, Military Affairs, and Naval Science.” Military Studies also emphasizes the study of materials and topics associated with military science, which includes politics, diplomacy, history, and law.
Recently published Military essays
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This paper explores Abraham Lincoln's involvement in the Union's tactical decisions during the Civil War.# 153786 | 815 words | 3 sources | MLA | 2014 |$19.95 Add to cart More information
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Presents an in-depth review of the U.S. Army and its ability to innovate new strategies.# 153376 | 5,355 words | 22 sources | APA | 2013 |$19.95 Add to cart More information
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A look at how Brigade S3 of the United States military has addressed the problem of suicide bombings.# 153265 | 871 words | 2 sources | APA | 2013 |$19.95 Add to cart More information
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A review of "A Narrative of a Revolutionary Soldier, Some of the Adventures, Dangers, and Sufferings of Joseph Plumb Martin" by Joseph Plumb Martin.# 153219 | 1,991 words | 0 sources | 2013 |$19.95 Add to cart More information
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A review of the design, performance and effectiveness of the U.S. Army.# 153142 | 1,200 words | 7 sources | APA | 2013 |$19.95 Add to cart More information
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This paper provides a description of the U.S. army and explores its purpose and structure.# 153128 | 1,570 words | 7 sources | APA | 2013 |$19.95 Add to cart More information
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A review of the significant role of the American Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) during the Revolutionary War.# 153107 | 1,712 words | 5 sources | APA | 2013 |$19.95 Add to cart More information
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An argument for women to be allowed in combat positions in the U.S. military.# 153081 | 1,492 words | 4 sources | MLA | 2013 |$19.95 Add to cart More information
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A look at the the impact of post traumatic stress disorder on military veterans and American society.# 153008 | 2,324 words | 15 sources | MLA | 2013 |$19.95 Add to cart More information
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An examination and comparison of "Eagle Against the Sun" by Ronald Spector and "The Pacific Campaign" by Dan Van Der Vat.# 152994 | 2,144 words | 8 sources | APA | 2013 |$19.95 Add to cart More information