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War can be considered as an honor fighting for their country in one’s perspective but can be seen as a nightmare to others. The poems demonstrate different viewpoints about war. The first poem ‘Who’s for the Game?’ written by Jessie Pope, encourages young men to join the army to fight in the war. While in the second poem ‘Dulce et Decorum Est’ written by Wilfred Owen, the message being conveyed is that war is dangerous and people shouldn’t get involved in it. Both of the poets have strong viewpoints about war, but very different opinions about the effect that it has on the person. Each poet develops opposing viewpoints about war to persuade the readers.

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    Comparison Bnaetween Poems Tall Nettles and Thistles
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    These are but three small comparisons of two very symbolic poems written by two great men. 'Tall Nettles' by Edward Thomas and 'Thistles' by Ted Hughes are poems about the battle between nature and the race of men, but at the same time are very different. This essay will compare these two poems by looking at how the subjects have been treated, the style of the poem (both the language and structure) and finally how the poet himself has an…
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     Compare and contrast First World War poems
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    Compare and contrast one First World War poem written before battle began with one poem written in the light of battle experience. Consider in particular the language used, and the different attitudes to dying for one's country, in the two poems. 'Dulce et Decorum est' written by Wilfred Owen in 1918. The poem expresses different ideas because of the writer's experience, knowledge and understanding of war. Some may say the poem is only from one mans view and Owen only…
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    America’s Evolution: Civil War and Lasting Social Impacts
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    The late 1800s marked a pivotal period in American history, characterized by the profound changes wrought by the Civil War and the subsequent era of Reconstruction. This essay delves into the multifaceted causes and effects of these transformative events, exploring the role of slavery as a primary catalyst for the Civil War, the valiant efforts of abolitionists, the emergence of segregation, and the political changes that granted rights to African Americans. The enduring consequences of these changes lingered well into…
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    Impact of Colonization: Maori Struggles and Beth’s Journey
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    Introduction The profound impact of colonization on the Maori people, coupled with the parallels found in the struggles of the character Beth, unveils a narrative that delves into the repercussions of external forces on both cultural heritage and individual lives. Colonization, as a historical force, not only reshaped societies but also left indelible marks on individuals, mirroring the struggles and transformations witnessed by Beth in her personal journey. This essay explores the intricate interplay between historical events and personal narratives,…
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    The Crucible: A Tale of Lies, Intimidation, and Persecution
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    The Crucible, a timeless play penned by the eminent Arthur Miller, delves into the intricate web of lies, intimidation, and persecution prevalent in a society gripped by fear and paranoia. This essay will meticulously explore three pivotal acts—Act 2, Act 3, and Act 4—to unravel the evolving dynamics between characters and the overarching theme of moral deterioration. Through a nuanced analysis, we will gain profound insights into the consequences of deceit and the profound impact of intimidation on individuals within…
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    A Review of “A Brother’s Murder” by Brent Staples
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    A belief I feel very strongly about proposes that all problems faced by our society have solutions. If this belief is true, why do problems still face us today? The answer could be a result of either laziness by the people in our society in finding these solutions or just the fact that there are too many problems to solve. Maybe this belief I have is too far out of reach to be true. On the other hand, Brent Staples,…
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    Partnership Policing and Community Participation Theory
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    This theory is anchored on the work of Rosenbaum (2003), who posited that the criminal justice system cannot, by itself, solve the complex problems of crime and disorder, including terrorism that afflict society. Consequently, it advocates that resources (human resources) from outside the system are needed, just as are new ways of thinking about diverse problems. Rosenbaum (2003) asserted that this can be achieved through the creation of partnerships that can bring distinctive but complementary skills and resources to the…
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    Reasons Why Germany Lost the First World War
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    It is common knowledge that Germany and its allies lost the First World War. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary was a trigger to World War One, however, according to many historians, Germany is responsible for the First World War. Before the war, tension built up amongst the countries so, the war was inevitable. By the end of the war, Germany was bankrupt. Germany and its' allies, Austria-Hungary and Italy, accepted defeat by signing the Treaty of Versailles…
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    Character voicing: Antony voicing his own ambitions after the civil war
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    Concept 1: He describes what he views as the utopian government style that would benefit the Romans the most. Promises to the Romans of plans and ideas he has for them. Great leadership- dominant power political and physical, wealth in becoming a Roman citizen, riches, material wealth, all Romans will be seen as noble, recognition for helping beat the conspirators Concept 2: Describing Caesar and Brutus' leadership styles Both had the aspiration of making Rome a better place Their preferences…
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    Drone WarFare Ethical or Not Ethical?
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    The ethics of war seem to be sometimes disturbing but necessary examine, especially to someone who is opposed to war or to violence of any kind, yet it is widely examined as an important ethical concern. When someone thinks of warfare, you might think about "man to man" like in combat one soldier is encountered by another soldier from the other side and makes their decision to kill or not kill. Although that was exactly how warfare happened in the…
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    Short Story Research Paper Soldier’s Home
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    Short Story Research Paper: Soldier's Home Story Everyone prays that there is no fallen soldier and that every volunteered soldier returns home as good as new. "Soldier's Home", a short story, about a soldier named Kreb returning home in good conditions. Although, Kreb returned home the way he left he came home to a few controversies. Nothing had changed about his hometown except him. Kreb was not viewed as a hero and no one wanted to hear his war stories.…
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    Doing Research in Conflict Contexts
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    Subject : Request for proposal to conduct research on global conflict. Description of the background context : The ongoing political clashes make it easy for any small outburst to be the spark for a global war of extermination. Many great nations attempt to get involved in regional conflicts, as a way of extending their influence in world affairs. In addition to that, the arms races in which many countries try to have advanced and potent weapons to use against their…
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    Samurai in Modern Japan
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    Secondly, lets investigate how these supposed men of honour help build the Japan we know today and how his code of conduct influenced not only Japanese ideology, but some extent helped the West in a time of need. To discover how these ancient warriors helped politicians to unite people and get them to believe in the "land of the rising sun." Japan's quest to find a footing began in a time characterised by Western powers wishing to expand, especially Britain.…
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    Airpower in Irregular Wars: Role, Challenges, and Adaptation
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    What is the role of airpower and its challenges in irregular wars? What is the role of airpower in this era of conflict? The conventional air force is organized, equipped and trained to conduct conventional operations, but is it structured to deal with irregular threats? What could be its challenges? Introduction Winston Churchill once suggested, 'Air power is the most difficult of all forms of military force to measure, or even express in precise terms.' Today, the world is seeing…
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    The Great War: Europe Divided and Conquered
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    World War One (1914-18) saw the European powers pitted against each other. The world was turned upside down and battle lines were drawn across the European continent with the assasination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914. The United States joined late into the war (1917) and when America entered WW1, on April 6, there were only four all- Africian American Army regiment which included the 9th and 10th Cavalry and the 24th and 25th Infantry. In 1917 the US War…
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    Bharati Mukherjee’s Story
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    Bharati Mukherjee's story, Fathering, follows the story of a child caught between two cultures and her father caught between two women. The narrative follows the story of Jason, an American Vietnam vet. He lives with his girlfriend Sharon and his bastard daughter Eng, whom he conceived in Vietnam. He has had trouble getting both of them to live together peacefully, as both girls are seemingly possessive towards him, and despise each other. Jason was an American soldier stationed in Vietnam…
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    On March 20 2003 the United States invaded Iraq to overthrow the
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    On March 20, 2003, the United States invaded Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein and ensure the protection of America's national security. Based on intelligence, leaders in the United States believed that they had enough proof that Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and that to protect itself from another September 11th the U.S. must intervene. Yet, this event is one of the worst intelligence failures in America's history. When U.S. troops arrived in Iraq, they discovered that…
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    Seven Primary Geopolitical Factors Within Yemen
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    PART I - Introduction Yemen provides a unique set of geopolitical factors that must be taken into account when determining how to encourage a peaceful future in a historically turbulent social and political environment. This essay will address seven primary geopolitical factors within Yemen in the context of its social, cultural, economic, and political climate, political stability and longevity, access to strategic resources, proximity to allies and enemies, international partnerships, import and export routes, and access to critical supplies, energy,…
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    The War on Opioid Drug Use
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    The War on Opioid Drug UseCharmae WainwrightCleveland State UniversityHSC 410 - Evidence Based PracticeFall Semester, 2019The War on Opioid Drug UseMillions of prescriptions are written for pain medications, many of them powerful opioids that can cause serious side effects and lead to addiction. Though opioids have been proven to be very successful in calming chronic pain conditions, opioids have also been the leading cause of addiction. This highly addictive drug has ignited a war on opioid drug use because of…
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    List of Pakistani War Films
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    Waar (2013) Director: Bilal Lashari, Cast: Shaan Shahid, Hamza Ali Abbasi, Shamoon Abbasi, Ayesha Khan, Screen Time: 130 min, Genre: Action, Crime, Thriller, Imdb Rating: 8.1 The efforts of the Pakistani security forces in their fight against terrorism and how the lives of security officials are affected. A retired security officer returns to save Pakistan from a major terrorist attack. O21 (2014) Director: Jami & Summer Nicks, Cast: Shaan Shahid, Ayub Khoso, Aamina Sheikh, Shamoon Abbasi, Screen Time: 124 min,…
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    Mansfield’s Short Story “The Fly”
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    The Fly is an anecdote penned by Kathleen Mansfield Murry who wrote under the pen name Katherine, a prominent modernist writer and poet from New Zealand. She belonged to the modern period which emerged in European and North American sub continets and spannned from 1914 to 1945. The writers in this period made a conscious effort to break away from traditional patterns of writing and realism was the key idea. They moved away from romantic ideals, first person narration and…
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    The Major Themes of Virginia Woolf’s novel “To the Lighthouse”
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    Gillian Beer believes Woolf tries to "hold within a single work ...the experience of family life and culture, before and after the First World War" and that Woolf does so by separating the two worlds (Hume). Instead of being more explicit and political in 'Time Passes," Woolf transcends politics by universalizing the experience of war on the home fi'ont, using brackets, placing distance between her readers and the battle fields, and referring to and personifying nature. Interestingly, "Time Passes" originally…
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    ‘Michael Howard’s War and the Liberal Conscience is as persuasive a
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    'Michael Howard's War and the Liberal Conscience is as persuasive a book could be on the necessity of studying war.' How far would you agree with this statement?'Michael Howard's War and the Liberal Conscience is a fairly persuasive book on the necessity of studying war but I believe that it resonates more with those already inclined to the study of war and peace than those who have no prior inclination to the study of war.The book centers around the development…
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    Story is Defined as a Broad or Underlying Message of a Literary Work
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    The theme of a story is defined as a broad or underlying message of a literary work, think of it as the big ideas or lesson from a story. Theme is what makes a story have meaning, it ties the whole story up and allows it to have a purpose. This can sometimes be very hard to identify, but through looking at the story through different lenses, analyzing the setting closely, identifying specific character traits, realizing the plot, and paying…
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    Reflection on “Downfall”
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    Downfall is a German movie made by Oliver Hirschiegel. This movie tells the story from Hitler's private secretary's viewpoint of the final days of Hitler leading Nazi Germany to the surrender of the party. This movie was extremely interesting and captivating to watch because it shows us a different viewpoint about World War II. Germanys perspective of the war was that they had to regain power and respect from the rest of Europe. They beleived they had suffered immensilly from…
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    Moving Towards Absolute Peace In The 21st Century
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    When did killing ever solve anything? As a millennial who has never stepped onto a battlefield let alone an actual war, I struggle to find a reason for pointing guns at innocent people, dropping bombs on school grounds, and merciless slaughter and torture of men, women and children. What has a war given us besides annihilation of cities? It has only given us a place where innocent children are denied proper education, where instead of reading books and learning math,…
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    Clausewitz Fog of War
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    Task 1 - Clausewitz fog of war in the modern enterprise information environment To understand why there is so much uncertainty in decision making for cyber security, the possible reasons which could be affecting the decision-making process and few methods which experts and analyst have used to overcome uncertainty in decision making. War is the realm of uncertainty; three quarters of the factors on which action in war is based are wrapped in a fog of greater or lesser uncertainty.…
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    Controversial Hero Joseph Stalin
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    Heroism is a very ambiguous concept so it is often difficult to tell the difference between a hero and a dictator, since many people have different perspectives and opinions on what makes someone a hero. One of the controversial heroes would be Joseph Stalin, the supreme ruler of the Soviet Union. Joseph Stalin, one of the most influential leaders in the 20th century, is somehow the most respected person yet the most criticized person in an academic and historical perspective.…
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    Debating the Pros and Cons of War: Considering Beliefs and Unifying Factors
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    Do you see war as positive or negative? Think about it. Do you see war as a way for people to fight for what they believe in? Do you see war to unify people and give them hope? Or do you see war as unnecessary and irrelevant? Do you see war as a waste of time and resources for so much pain and suffering? Just a few years ago, I asked my grandfather the exact same question I am asking…
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    War is occurring ordinary regardless of whether it is an
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    War is occurring ordinary, regardless of whether it is an individual fight, a quarrel between social classes, or a real universal war. Regardless of what type, war has, and consistently will be, a piece of human culture, in spite of it's negative viewpoints. A few wars have finished in days or months, while others, for example, the continuous fight in Ireland, have continued for a considerable length of time. The issues in Northern Ireland are what powered the dissent melody…
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    What is Normal Now And Years Ago?
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    Growing up, we have always been told to stand out and be different, but what is different? What is acceptable? How far can we express ourselves before it is classed as "inappropriate" or "too far"? I am thirteen years old and have panic attacks daily, and for me this is not out of the ordinary, it is just something that I have learned to deal with. However, others think this is not normal because it doesn't happen to them, in…
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    Escalation of violence in The Lord of the Flies
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    Suggesting that we are indeed savages, the novel charts a terrifying escalation of violence across its twelve chapters. Golding displays an escalation from verbal violence in "bollocks to the rules" to increasing physical violence, from when Ralph "machine-gunned Piggy", Roger's throwing of stones foreshadowing the murder of Piggy later, the sadistic murder of the sow, the killing of Simon to the hunting of Ralph clearly displaying the savagery in the boys. The physical violence also increases in extremity and linguistically…
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    The Infinity War: Windows vs macOS
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    Since the dawn of Operating Systems on computers, we've witnessed the battle between two major OS giants: Windows and macOS. We explore both today and hopefully try and settle this battle once and for all. There are people out there who mostly support one OS because they've been using it their whole life, not wanting to know or even hear out what the other OS has to offer. Just so you know, I've been using Windows until this point of…
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    Machiavelli and Lau-Tzu about Leadership
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    How a leader leads his government plays a critical role in the success or failure of the government. There should be a strong leader for the government to reach its goal. If we go through history books and look for successful empires, communities, or countries, we will see the most potent societies had the best leadership qualities. There are many different ways to become a good leader, but what is the best one? Machiavelli in "the qualities of a prince…
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    Women Participation in Liberian Presidential Elections
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    In keeping with the notion that one who under what so ever circumstances suffers the most is the one who is more prepared and dedicated in righting whatever wrongs would have arisen. Women in Liberia suffered unprecedented atrocities during the Liberian civil war one may think of it as unthinkable but it took place in Liberia all forms of abuse some women experienced all forms of abuse. It is only natural that as women they felt inclined to be involved…
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    Assessing the Decision: Truman’s Use of Atomic Bombs in WWII
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    Was Harry Truman's decision to use the atomic bombs in August 1945 justified as a way of shortening the war whilst reaching the minimum amount of casualties? Introduction In August 1945 the Second World War, the bloodiest war in human history, was in its last days. The conflict in Europe had finished already in May of the same year, and the allies could reach a consensus on how to divide its frontiers. The only front that was still active was…
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    Research Essay Bonolo Masilela
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    Bonolo Masilela27756874AZA1235 Assignment 1Due date: 16 June 2019The United States Defeat In The Vietnam War:America's involvement of aid in South Vietnam backfiring I, Bonolo Masilela, hereby confirm that I haveread and understood the Plagiarism Protocol at: of ContentsIntroduction.1Commitment1Support of China & the Soviet Union.2 3.1 Ngo Dinh Diem's Regime...3Familiarity of the Environment3Tet Offensive4 Anti-War Movement .4US Withdrawal5Conclusion5Reference List61. IntroductionThe United States and the Vietnam War is a case of David vs Goliath. The mere fact that such a power force…
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    Significance of Treaty of Versailles for German History
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    The signing of the Treaty of Versailles on June 28 1919 at the end of the First World War marked a turning point internationally, with the goal of the Treaty to punish Germany and overall meet the goals of the Allied Powers. The Treaty devastated Germany politically, economically, internationally and was significant as it was a blow to the pride German citizens causing resentment amongst many groups of people. In the longer term, the Treaty became a precursor of the…
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    The Holocaust: America’s First Refugee Crisis
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    This essay will evaluate how America perceived refugees during WW2, and how the Holocaust changed this perception.During 1930"1933, the mood in Germany was grim. Their defeat in WWI had brought both shame and economic downturn to the country. The worldwide economic depression, which was worsened by the Versaille Treaty, had hit the country hard, and millions of people were out of work, homeless, and, with inflated food prices, starvation and famine quickly followed. To make matters worse, there was continuous…
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    The practice of Irregular Warfare has been happening for as long as
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    The practice of Irregular Warfare has been happening for as long as war has. The Department of Defense defines it as a violent struggle among state and non-state actors for legitimacy and influence over the relevant populations, in layman's terms it's the government versus' the people or uniform versus' non-uniform. I will be identifying and describing how Stability Operation and Federal Internal Defense; just two of the five irregular warfare activities, were utilized effectively at different points in history for…
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