The Gulf War Syndrome is a member of the Americans and will devote themselves to their own country as necessary. In 1991, the United States acted in the Gulf War, and many American welding workers were sent to Gulf War. Indeed, a total of 697,000 welding workers participated in the Gulf War. Of these, 6% (about 45,000) veterans reported disease related to war. These diseases caused a lot of confusion, and since then the syndrome appeared. This syndrome is known as the Gulf War Syndrome. This is whether myths were studied thoroughly, but can you claim that 45,000 veterans accidentally accuse them of being a wrong disease in the Gulf War? Many Allied soldiers returning to Japan reported this disease after taking action in the war. This is a phenomenon known as Gulf War Syndrome or Gulf War Disease. Common symptoms reported are chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia and gastrointestinal disorder. There are extensive guesses and differences about the cause of disease and possible congenital defects. Researchers discovered that infants born to war male veterans of 1991 had two types of cardiac valve defects. After the war, some children born to the veterans of the Gulf War had some kidney defects not seen by children born before the war of the Gulf War veterans. Researchers have stated that there is not enough information to link birth defects to exposure to toxic substances. The Gulf War Syndrome was established after the Gulf War in 1991. After the war, thousands of troops from the United States, Britain, Canada developed symptoms. Since the end of the Gulf War, this syndrome has been studied, but still I could not find all the answers. Not only are thousands of soldiers suffering from this syndrome, their families also have some symptoms associated with this syndrome. It is still incurable, and GWS may be our next conflict related to AIDS and cancer, so it is important to inform our country about this new disease. This study is targeted at people who are not educated about Gulf War Syndrome. In "Coverage of the Gulf War Syndrome", Charles Overbeck mentioned the facts and opinions on the cover of the Gulf War Syndrome. Charles Oberbeck quotes examples of government concealment, including people trying to reveal secrets by simply applying the facts and theories of the Gulf War Syndrome. He also explained about the mistakes made by the Department of Defense and the warnings they rejected during the war that might have prevented the Gulf War Syndrome. Overbek said during the Gulf War Americans were shocked by the military superiority America used in the Gulf War. In spite of the fact that the US military has issued 1000 to 1 casualties, Charles Oberbeck later said that thousands of surviving veterans died or died of Gulf War Syndrome related illness Said that there was

Is the Gulf War Syndrome true? On August 2, 1990, Iraq invaded Kuwait. The actions of the US government are very fast. Ships were sent to the Persian Gulf, crude oil prices soared and oil exports to Iraq. The US government said that Saddam Hussein is preparing for invasion into neighboring countries including Saudi Arabia and the world oil supply is being threatened. George Bush launched a "desert shield". There, numerous national military alliances gathered in the desert of Saudi Arabia next to Iraq and Kuwait. The Gulf War Syndrome was established after the Gulf War in 1991. After the war, thousands of troops from the United States, Britain, Canada developed symptoms. Since the end of the Gulf War, this syndrome has been studied, but still I could not find all the answers. Not only are thousands of soldiers suffering from this syndrome, their families also have some symptoms related to this syndrome. It is still incurable, and GWS may be our next conflict related to AIDS and cancer, so it is important to inform our country about this new disease. This study is targeted at people who are not educated about Gulf War Syndrome. In "Coverage of the Gulf War Syndrome", Charles Overbeck mentioned the facts and opinions on the cover of the Gulf War Syndrome. Charles Oberbeck quotes examples of government concealment, including people trying to reveal secrets by simply applying the facts and theories of the Gulf War Syndrome. He also explained about the mistakes made by the Department of Defense and the warnings they rejected during the war that might have prevented the Gulf War Syndrome. Overbek said during the Gulf War Americans were shocked by the military superiority America used in the Gulf War. In spite of the fact that the US military has issued 1000 to 1 casualties, Charles Oberbeck later said that thousands of surviving veterans died or died of Gulf War Syndrome related illness Said that there was

The First Persian Gulf War: 1990-1991 The first Persian Gulf War between 1990 and 1991 was the most militarily efficient battle in America's history, where a relatively small number of people were murdered did. War has achieved many objectives, including ensuring the economic advantage of the "western world". It encourages the free flow of natural resources, establishes the value of air force and superiority, and proves that free justice alliances will overcome armed aggressions. After all, the US goal has been achieved. Kuwait was released from Saddam and was peacefully integrated into the Middle East (Lament). The Iran - Iraq War was originally known as the Gulf War until the Persian Gulf War of 1990 and 1991, and was later known as the first Persian Gulf War. The conflict between Iraq and Kuwait was known as the Second Persian Gulf War and was eventually called the Gulf War. The Iraq war between 2003 and 2011 was called the Second Persian Gulf War. In Iran, this war was called sacred defense with Jang-e Tahmili (دفاعم قدس Defā'-e Moghaddas). Iraq 's state media claimed that Saddam' s Qadisiyyah (قادسية صدام, QādisiyyatṢaddām) participated in the fight of Al Qādisiyyah in the seventh century, Arab fighters overcame the Sassan empire during the conquest of the Muslims of Persia. The First Persian Gulf War: 1990-1991 The first Persian Gulf War between 1990 and 1991 was the most militarily efficient battle in America's history, where a relatively small number of people were murdered did. War has achieved many objectives, including ensuring the economic advantage of the "western world". It encourages the free flow of natural resources, establishes the value of air force and superiority, and proves that free justice alliances will overcome armed aggressions. - With regard to its history and scope, Persian literature is a leader in world literature, it is one of the few cultures in the world culture, its influence and achievement continues to this day, and it is still useful and beneficial in modern world. Like the subsequent literature, some cultures and civilizations are distorted or completely forgotten over time. In the half century from the Korean War, the United States began four major wars in the Third World: Vietnam (1961 - 1975), Persian Gulf (1990 - 1991), Colombia (1991 - present), and Afghanistan (2001 - 2002). - These wars occurred just before the invasion of Iraq in 2003. These wars are in or near the oil producing area. All four people depend on major narcotics sellers. The United States provides training, weapons and funds to drug trafficking allies to ensure the security of overseas oil resources Since the Second World War worldwide drug trafficking has increased dramatically.

Gulf War Syndrome is currently discussing the use of chemical weapons in war. Organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO) have developed a set of rules for international countries to develop, produce, sell and use chemical weapons. The World Health Organization has created a handbook to help countries prepare for terrorist attacks in chemical weapons warfare. They investigated chemically attacked areas such as Gulf War Syndrome, also known as Gulf War Disease (GWI) (Smylie, p. 1). In "Coverage of the Gulf War Syndrome", Charles Overbeck mentioned the facts and opinions on the cover of the Gulf War Syndrome. Charles Oberbeck quotes examples of government concealment, including people trying to reveal secrets by simply applying the facts and theories of the Gulf War Syndrome. He also explained about the mistakes made by the Department of Defense and the warnings they rejected during the war that might have prevented the Gulf War Syndrome. Overbek said during the Gulf War Americans were shocked by the military superiority America used in the Gulf War. In spite of the fact that the US military has issued 1000 to 1 casualties, Charles Oberbeck later said that thousands of surviving veterans died or died of Gulf War Syndrome related illness Said that there was Many Allied soldiers returning to Japan reported this disease after taking action in the war. This is a phenomenon known as Gulf War Syndrome or Gulf War Disease. Common symptoms reported are chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia and gastrointestinal disorder. There are extensive guesses and differences about the cause of disease and possible congenital defects. Researchers discovered that infants born to war male veterans of 1991 had two types of cardiac valve defects. After the war, some children born to the veterans of the Gulf War had some kidney defects not seen by children born before the Gulf War veterans' war. Researchers have stated that there is not enough information to link birth defects to exposure to toxic substances. Gulf War Syndrome (GWS) is a disease reported by veterans in the Persian Gulf War in 1991 and features symptoms such as immune system diseases and birth defects. It is unknown whether these symptoms are related to the Gulf War service or the incidence of diseases of Gulf War veterans is higher than that of the same type. Symptoms of this syndrome include a wide range of symptoms such as chronic fatigue, loss of muscle control, headache, collapse of dizziness and balance, memory, muscle and joint pain, dyspepsia, skin problems, shortness of breath and even insulin resistance To The cause of this syndrome is not clear, but there are also theories suggesting exposure to chemical weapons destroyed by anthrax vaccines given to soldiers, degraded uranium weapons, or various explosions. Others speculate that it may be caused by unknown bacteria.

The Persian Gulf War is inevitable in the Gulf region, a war inevitable in Iraq. There are several reasons why it can become a reality. How, when, and where this self-destruction process begins. Saddam Hussein is very obvious. President of Iraq is becoming a military giant in the Middle East and therefore poses a threat to the stability of the whole region. His war with Iran proved this. The advanced countries of the West, including the United States, can not tolerate the risk of oil loss in this area. The Iran - Iraq War was originally known as the Gulf War until the Persian Gulf War of 1990 and 1991, and was later known as the first Persian Gulf War. The conflict between Iraq and Kuwait was known as the Second Persian Gulf War and was eventually called the Gulf War. The Iraq war between 2003 and 2011 was called the Second Persian Gulf War. In Iran, this war was called sacred defense with Jang-e Tahmili (دفاعم قدس Defā'-e Moghaddas). Iraq 's state media claimed that Saddam' s Qadisiyyah (قادسية صدام, QādisiyyatṢaddām) participated in the fight of Al Qādisiyyah in the seventh century, Arab fighters overcame the Sassan empire during the conquest of the Muslims of Persia. In many cases the cause of the Persian Gulf War called Desert Storm and the Persian Gulf War influence is probably one of the most successful war movements in war history. Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in 1990. In 1991, after several weeks of airstrikes, the US Army entered Iraq and Kuwait and wiped out the existence of Iraq within 60 hours. Why does Iraq invade Kuwait - the Persian Gulf crisis, 1990 - 1991: How Saddam Hussein 's greed and totalitarian powers have influenced Kuwait' s invasion, world conflict, and the cause of Iraqi Joseph Stalin pollution Is it supposed to be? Fidel Castro. Adolf Hitler. Saddam Hussein These names are leaders of the country using totalitarian methods. Stalin and Hitler ruled from the beginning of the 19th century to the middle of the 19th century. Like Fidel Castro, Saddam Hussein is now

In 1990, the United States placed 700,000 soldiers in the Middle East and its surrounding areas known as the Persian Gulf. The United States hopes to prevent progress of the Iraqi troops who have invaded Kuwait, a country rich in oil. When Iraq surrendered to the Allies on March 5, they were completely kicked out of Kuwait. The United States lost only 148 males and the loss in Iraq is estimated to be around 100,000 people. In the United States few people know that the impact of this war far exceeds the 148 soldiers lost in battle. The Gulf War Syndrome was established after the Gulf War in 1991. After the war, thousands of troops from the United States, Britain, Canada developed symptoms. Since the end of the Gulf War, this syndrome has been studied, but still I could not find all the answers. Not only are thousands of soldiers suffering from this syndrome, their families also have some symptoms related to this syndrome. It is still incurable, and GWS may be our next conflict related to AIDS and cancer, so it is important to inform our country about this new disease. This study is targeted at people who are not educated about Gulf War Syndrome. In "Coverage of the Gulf War Syndrome", Charles Overbeck mentioned the facts and opinions on the cover of the Gulf War Syndrome. Charles Oberbeck quotes examples of government concealment, including people trying to reveal secrets by simply applying the facts and theories of the Gulf War Syndrome. He also explained about the mistakes made by the Department of Defense and the warnings they rejected during the war that might have prevented the Gulf War Syndrome. Overbek said during the Gulf War Americans were shocked by the military superiority America used in the Gulf War. In spite of the fact that the US military has issued 1000 to 1 casualties, Charles Oberbeck later said that thousands of surviving veterans died or died of Gulf War Syndrome related illness Said that there was Nick Roberts in Alabama is one of the 70,000 veterans afflicted with the Gulf War Syndrome. After understanding that the war caused his illness, he became a supporter of the Gulf War Syndrome. Roberts always wanted to serve his country. He invaded the Navy at the end of the Vietnam War, and he did not have the opportunity to pass. The threat of warfare in the Gulf region is increasing, and now he is an opportunity to serve the country, but he is nearly 40 years old and a bit too old to serve the battle. Lieutenant Roberts told him he could forgive him because he missed a training, but Roberts had to do, "let him bluntly" I will go, That's it. '' (Fischer 148)

The relationship between Germany and the United States after the last Gulf War in 2003 hopes for a future settlement between Germany and the United States. Since 1949, the relationship with the United States became a major part of Germany's foreign politics, and from March to April 2003 they updated a new record after the end of the Second World War. The George W. Bush administration considers that military attacks against Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein regime are an important part of the fight against terrorism. The Iran - Iraq War was originally known as the Gulf War until the Persian Gulf War of 1990 and 1991, and was later known as the first Persian Gulf War. The conflict between Iraq and Kuwait was known as the Second Persian Gulf War and was eventually called the Gulf War. The Iraq war between 2003 and 2011 was called the Second Persian Gulf War. In Iran, this war was called sacred defense with Jang-e Tahmili (دفاعم قدس Defā'-e Moghaddas). Iraq 's state media claimed that Saddam' s Qadisiyyah (قادسية صدام, QādisiyyatṢaddām) participated in the fight of Al Qādisiyyah in the seventh century, Arab fighters overcame the Sassan empire during the conquest of the Muslims of Persia. The Iraq War, also known as the Second Persian Gulf War (2003-11), the Iraq conflict consists of two stages. The first of these was a short normal war between March and April 2003. There, the joint forces from the power of the United States and Britain (a small coincidence from several other countries) quickly repulsed the Iraqi army. And the paramilitary. Following this, the longer second phase followed by the US-led occupation of Iraq was opposed by the rebellion. After violence began to decline in 2007, the US gradually reduced its military presence in Iraq and officially completed its withdrawal in December 2011. In March 2003, the United States British invaded Iraq in an attempt to overthrow the dictator Saddam Hussein's regime, the Gulf War broke out. Numerous troops and thousands of journalists from around the world visited the area to ensure potential news coverage. "The truth will finally find a way for people to have eyes, ears, and mind." This is a statement in Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's "Control Room". Even if his words are inevitably reminiscent of this proverb, Rumsfeld can only pray for the fact that the truth is the first victim. (Scott, 2004, commondreams.com)

Military naval vessels of Keyser, Mackoy, Fuss and Matthews, merchant seafarers in the Gulf War, were extremely important tools to promote naval demand. In terms of service life, merchant shipping plans have a longer time than the navy and the army. In the American history, it helped secure a supply ship in a safe passage for international waterways and a sunny wind and a rough wind. In terms of military support, this is the most powerful single implementation, sweeping the world and changing people's perception of how the country fights or protects itself from external forces. The American Merchant Marine Academy is a federal service university that educates and graduates an exemplary franchise to meet the needs of US maritime transport and defense during peace and war. This university is located in Kings Point, New York, with more than 900 students enrolled. Known for its rigorous academic program, the USMMA requires more units for undergraduate programs than other federal service schools. American Merchant Marine Academy does not charge student tuition. However, students pay service fees including laundry, tailors, hairdressing services an average of $ 850 per year. In addition, students are obliged to pay transportation expenses, general goods, health insurance, laptop bags, etc. Considering tuition fee, Merchant Marine Institute bears accommodation and food expenses, which is very low. The American Merchant Marine Institute was founded in 1943 at King's Point in New York. One of the five US service colleges registered at the American Merchant Marine Academy will receive the training you need to become a US Merchant Marine Officer. For unfamiliar people American merchant ships are the US private crewmembers organization and their job is to become a crewmembership ship so that goods and passengers can pass safely. At the American Merchant Marine Academy, students are trained in marine engineering, navigation, maritime law, human resource management, international law. Through this course, the crew will be ready to run a big boat. During wartime, people belonging to an American merchant ship may be required to participate in wartime activities. Mercantile ships and sailors serve as officials of private vessels to ensure the safety and protection of cargo and transportation in the United States. It is regarded as part of the US military, but the Merchant Marine does not have an aggressive operational role. Instead, they serve as a captain, team mate, pilot and sailor on a ship sailing in the sea, the lake, and the inland river. They can be appointed as officers or unauthorized crew members. Merchant Marines continue traveling and are away from home for a long time. After graduating from high school, students enrolled in Merchant Marine Academy will obtain a license from MMC, Bachelor of Science degree, military officers and merchant mariner. Three recommendation letters, biographical articles, medical examination candidates, medical examination, recommendation from the US Senator or representative are required for the application form.

How to implement military operations since the United States becomes an independent state depends greatly on the overall political and military purpose of each dispute. The first three wars in the United States after the end of World War II showed major differences in American goals and the actions used to accomplish them were in other modern times that the US military participated It was better than war. In general, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf War, there are few similarities, especially in every aspect of battle. Anti drug training activities of American homeless people in the Second World War, the Korean War, the Cold War, the Vietnam War, Grenada, Panama, Lebanon, the Persian Gulf War, Afghanistan, and Iraq (OEF / OIF), and the South American Army. In the Vietnamese era, nearly half of the homeless were veterans. Two-thirds serve China for at least three years and one-third is stationed in the theater. In addition to a series of complicated factors affecting all homelessness (extreme lack of affordable housing, living income, access to healthcare) plus posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and substance abuse Numerous refugees and dangerous veterans living in it It is more complicated due to the lack of families and social support networks. In addition, military occupations and training can not always be transferred to civilian personnel, so some veterans become disadvantaged when competing for employment. The US-led Persian Gulf War in Iraq in 1991 was one of the decisive moments in the post-Cold War era. Although the period of 6 weeks is relatively short compared with the conflict such as Vietnam, Afghanistan, Korean war, the scale of the war and the degree of damage accompanying it are still large. The question that has been controversial so far is whether the US government has reasons for war against Iraq and that Iraq is still under Saddam Hussein administration. This article argues that in the context of the war of justice the participation of the United States in this region is morally ambiguous and unreasonable. But in terms of US interests, in fact, the US-led Iraq war is justified in terms of the economic and political interests of many other political parties in the conflict.

Beijing Bay Resolution and Iraq War In August 1964, Congress passed Tokyo Resolution Bay. This is the closest thing to the announcement of the Vietnam War. War killed millions of people, and many people lost their freedom. The resolution was passed as governments (and Americans) believed that the Vietnamese launched a torpedo on an American destroyer during their daily patrol on North Bay on August 2, 1964 . According to the report, a second intentional attack occurred. Two days later, the ship arrived on August 4, 1964. Why did the Vietnam War have led to such widespread opposition? Important points to consider include the reasons for involvement in the war in the United States, the constitutional right on US war currency and human injury, and the period of war costs in the United States. August 2: War dance: False Gulf incident on the coast of Vietnam, nearly unanimously approved the resolution of Beijing Bay on August 7, and the president was unprecedented "traditional" without the formal declaration of war Southeast Asian army authority was given. Please upgrade. Spring: A group of late fork musicians, including John Phillips, Michelle Phillips, Casio Eliot and Danny Doherty, will party and make music at St. Thomas' public beach tent. Working holiday funded by Phillips' American Express Card has led to the formation of mom and dad and favorable record contract. This event replayed in 1967 single "Creeque Alley" hit song. LJ: The lie also caused the Vietnam War - Tokyo Bay incident - too. According to the report, a torpedo boat in Vietnam hit US ship in Tokyo Bay. However, these reports are fictitious. President Lyndon B. Johnson and Foreign Minister Robert McNamara have used these reports to pass resolutions of the Tokyo Bay Parliament - this is actually a war declaration. Eventually 50,000 Americans died and hundreds of thousands of people were affected tragically. Herbicide Orange is used to harm farms and land use. This happens when government and power elite plan war. There are things that really hate evil, human nature. That is why Henry Kissinger once said the war between Iraq and Iran: "I want them to kill each other" or "Oil is very important that can be left in Arabs' hands It is a product. "

The Tokyo Bay resolution of the Vietnam War lasted from the winter of 1956 until the spring of 1975. The Vietnam War was a communist, a civil war civil war between northern Vietnam and democratic southern Vietnam. North was backed by Chinese communist and leader Ho Chi Minh. The Vietnam War led America to Vietnam War and Guerrilla War. Meanwhile, the United States faced its own fight at home between two social groups known as pigeons and hawks. This war is very divided. By 1964, Vietnam was caught in a civil war over decades, and Tokyo Resolution Bay started the official participation of the United States in the Vietnam War to stop the spread of communism in the area did. It passed unanimously through the House and only two votes against the Senate. Two destroyers are currently located in the Tokyo Bay known as the eastern sea of ​​Vietnam, in the sea that separates Vietnam from Hainan Island, China. They were there as part of their efforts to support South Vietnam's military attacks on the coast of North Vietnam. Complex navy incidents occurred near Tokyo Bay near Tokyo Bay due to two unintentional attacks on destroyer Maddox and Turner by the torpedo of North Vietnam on 5 August 1964. The 7th Fleet of the US led the solution of Tokyo Bay, which led President Lyndon Johnson to greatly strengthen the US military's participation in the Vietnam War. To support the South Vietnam War's efforts destroyers were dispatched to this area in 1964 and reconnaissance and interception of the North Vietnamese communications were held. At the same time, the Vietnamese Navy is under the supervision of the US Department of Defense, performing the mission to attack radar stations, bridges and other targets along the coast of North Vietnam. In the evening of July 30 to 31, 1964, the South Vietnamese unit attacked the Hong Nie Island of the Northeast Harbor and the northern radar and military facilities of Hungu island.

The first sign of mental retardation (ID, previous mental retardation) is usually the physical and behavioral characteristics of the child. Formal evaluation and evaluation will begin when suspected mental retardation. Evaluation starts with complete physical examination. A thorough review of medical history can identify any physical or medical cause of disturbing symptoms. Several medical conditions leading to ID can be effectively treated. However, even reversible conditions require immediate attention. This is because timely attention can reduce the risk of persistent brain damage. Hyperthyroidism is an example of a treatable condition that may cause intellectual impairment if not treated. If suspected neurological causes are suspected, the child will be introduced to the neurologist for further examination. Many reasons for ID are discussed in a separate section Previously, we reviewed the two main symptoms of people with mental retardation. First of all, intellectual function (cardiac intelligence) has its limit. Secondly, there are limits to adaptive skills and life skills. These life skills include conceptual, social and practical skills. Therefore, medical evaluation is just the beginning of the evaluation process. The thorough evaluation usually includes the following. As mentioned above, intellectual function and adaptive function are key diagnostic criteria. In the next section we will describe various tests to evaluate intellectual functions and adaptive functions. These tests are important to the diagnostic process because the major limitations of these two areas define the characteristics of mental retardation. According to Peter Kawaja of the International Gulf War Disease Alliance, the MD Anderson Cancer Center ordered the veterans of the Gulf War veterans to destroy blood samples after Nicholson was fired. According to Kawaja, the tests are conducted only at the Anderson Center, the lack of funds and the pressure of the government are lacking, so more research efforts are weakening. According to the final document of the government, veterans in the Gulf War are exposed to chemicals and biological substances during the Gulf War, the government denies this claim from the first day. He also said activists said the American companies said they would sell chemicals and biological substances to Iraq. In the 25 years since the desert storm, about 250,000 people out of about 700,000 who participated in the Gulf War 1 theater are suffering from complicated versions of several symptoms now known as Gulf War disease. This disease was discussed at a recent seminar organized by the Brookings Institute and the Georgetown University Medical Center. Although the victims of the battle of Desert Storm were very light, military officials were exposed to various chemicals and biological substances. These include pyridinium bromide to prevent the effects of neurotoxic gases previously used in Iraq, organophosphorus pesticides embedded in clothing (such as DEET), particulate suspended matter from oil fires, and possibly Iraq weapons from Khamisyah Shalin's exposure caused by the resulting plume Just before the Gulf War, anthrax vaccines that all military personnel had to use had been at the center of the controversy. Is it safe and effective? Should all Americans receive vaccinations? Please investigate these problems yourself through the overview provided on this US military website. In April 2000, the World Health Organization established a global network of 72 centers around the world to monitor the occurrence of symptoms of intentional biological attacks. The organization maintains multiple pages related to this work on its website. To view a collection of WHO technical guides, papers, and press releases on the intentional use of biological and chemical weapons, please visit this regularly updated website.

In this article, focusing on the Syrian civil war that began in March 2011, citizens began to protest President Bashar al-Assad's abolition. Because the situation in Syria is very complex and may be a good example of intensive international intervention (such as military intervention) and limited intervention (such as small sanctions and medical aid), this topic There are several aspects. The Syrian riot lasted three years, lost 100,000 people and millions of people were forced to escape to become refugees in neighboring countries. More information: Syria Civil War Intervention against the US-led Syrian Civil War Intervention, US attacks on the Syrian government during the Syrian civil war, timber tung, Syrian trains and equipment programs, and the use of military forces to deal with the use of chemical weapons Government approval. Despite the pressures from political groups, the US government led by Barack Obama did not require the Bashar Assad to resign entirely during the first few months of Syrian riots. It was opposed by American allies in key areas such as Turkey and Saudi Arabia. First of all, in April 2011 the US imposed sanctions on the Asado administration, followed by President Obama's administrative order specifically on Bashar al-Assad and six other senior officials on May 18, 2011. The next war is Syrian civil war. In 2012, Iran intervened in a civil war, one of the main allies of Assad (President of Syria). After the Arab Spring's peaceful protest, the civil war broke out in 2011, but then Assad started shooting. Iran will support Asad and send supplies during this period. Then all the Gulf countries (such as the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia etc) began sending large amounts of money and goods to those fighting rebel factions or Assad. Mainly the Gulf countries are doing this to combat the power of Iran. Then in 2012, Hezbollah (a group of rebels backed by Iran) visited the Assad at the request of Iran. After Iran dispatched Hezbollah, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries addressed this situation by sending more supplies to the rebel factions. Then in 2014, Assad used chemical weapons to handle rebels and innocent civilians. More than 1,700 people died. Later, a new extremist group called Islamic State (Islamic State and Muslim State) was isolated from Al Qaeda. Then the United States launched a missile in an Islamic state.

A video documentary on the opening of the Gulf War in 1991 was entitled "French Foreign Corps Fighters". The US military led and attacked Iraq, 100 hours later, the Iraqi people were defeated and Kuwait was released. The Persian Gulf War consists of 30 countries; in 30 countries, French foreign corpses are separated by secrets and full of mysticism. Foreign corps during the Gulf War's mission was to protect the finish on the left side. The finishing power was commanded by General Norman Schwarzkopf. French was established in 1830, a special corps, consisting of foreigners from over 140 countries that serve in the French Army, after serving and who are willing to become French citizens, the French Foreign Corps Yes. Other countries with similar units are Spain (a Spanish foreign army named Tercio founded in 1920) and Luxembourg (which can serve in the army as long as they speak Luxembourg). France is a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council and has been recognized as nuclear power since 1960. France signed and ratified the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) and participated in the Treaty on Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. French annual military expenditure in 2011 is 62.5 billion dollars, accounting for 3% of GDP, the fifth largest military expenditure in the world after America, China, Russia and the UK. A video documentary on the opening of the Gulf War in 1991 was entitled "French Foreign Corps Fighters". The US military led and attacked Iraq, 100 hours later, the Iraqi people were defeated and Kuwait was released. The Persian Gulf War consists of 30 countries; in 30 countries, French foreign corpses are separated by secrets and full of mysticism. Foreign corps during the Gulf War's mission was to protect the finish on the left side. The finishing power was commanded by General Norman Schwarzkopf. The country adopting the colonial military concept and coexisting with it is France. French foreign troops were military units originally composed of foreign applicants, but later became one of the most respected military forces in the world. This is mainly due to the fact that the corps are constantly in war state and have continued small conflicts with the local Algiers which was a forefront of French colonies or France's many military exploration. The effectiveness of the corps is not limited to history. French foreign troops have become an integral part of many French delegations in Sub-Saharan Africa, including the Ser Cats Initiative. After implementing the textbook intervention that the French army was still considered a civil war, the French main combat troops, including the Marines and airborne troops, withdrew and withdrew from the new UN mission and a small flexible to support the new UN mission and the local army I left a battle team. Armed intervention brigade

The US Army's 4th Infantry Division, Lieutenant Alain · B · West, is the leader of what the leader must do and instructs and protects guiding people. LTC West is responsible for expanding threats and serious attacks. These are serious war crimes and condemn leaders not worthy of this influence. The villain here is a politician that prevents soldiers like LTC West from effectively fighting the war in Iraq. LTC West was the Iraqi battalion commander in January 2003 or January 2003; a controversial decision was made. The assertion of war crimes of Iraq · Hadiza shows that urgent need for moral leadership. Since the First World War, the Security Council has led the debate about the ethics of war and has sought the most thoughtful and experienced leaders to realize our ideals in this ongoing struggle. The following is the Carnegie Committee's data on war ethics. (Selected Resources, June 2006) Is Bush's active precautionary measures a reasonable and legal measure against the threat posed by terrorists and illicit nations? Does the US have the right to defend himself by attacking first, or does it have to wait until an attack is made? (Public Relations Program, September 2008. Video, Audio, Transcript) Ethical problems during wartime are almost impossible problems, with so many variables, very many gray areas and unknown details. The Iraq War of the Gulf War (January - February 1991) and the Iraq War (March 2003 - June 2004) caused great moral problems for both Iraqis and Iraqis. Iraqi racial discrimination in the northwest and discrimination against Kurds during the Iraq government war were important ethical issues in the Gulf War. The reasons presented to the United Nations and their respective countries are the big ethical issues of the United States-led 'pleased alliance' including the UK, Spain, Japan and Australia. Both of them had a serious impact on the governments of the participating countries and their citizens. The Iran - Iraq War was originally known as the Gulf War until the Persian Gulf War of 1990 and 1991, and was later known as the first Persian Gulf War. The conflict between Iraq and Kuwait was known as the Second Persian Gulf War and was eventually called the Gulf War. The Iraq war between 2003 and 2011 was called the Second Persian Gulf War. In Iran, this war was called sacred defense with Jang-e Tahmili (دفاعم قدس Defā'-e Moghaddas). Iraq 's state media claimed that Saddam' s Qadisiyyah (قادسية صدام, QādisiyyatṢaddām) participated in the fight of Al Qādisiyyah in the seventh century, Arab fighters overcame the Sassan empire during the conquest of the Muslims of Persia.

Introduction Today, more and more land is lost on the American coast of the Gulf of Mexico; the amount of land that is lost annually for the general public seems to be relatively small, but this situation has never been faster than ever before For that reason the reason is shock. On the US coast of the Gulf of Mexico, sea level rise is not simply due to global warming and melting ice sheet or ice crown. For example, in the Mississippi delta, the petroleum industry is pumping a large amount of liquid (oil) from the ground, so the land sinks and is compressed further. The majority of US energy facilities are located along the Gulf or the Bay. Several coastal power plants in the U.S. are below 3 feet above sea level and facilities for importing or exporting coal, natural gas and oil are also located in coastal areas. Sea level rise in coastal areas, more severe storms and hurricanes can increase the risk of energy supply confusion. Floods and strong storms can damage transmission lines and power distribution equipment. These events may also delay maintenance and maintenance work. Power outages can have serious effects on other energy systems as well. For example, interruptions in oil and gas pipelines after extreme weather events are usually caused by power outages rather than physical damage to the infrastructure. Mexico officially known as the United States is North America, located in South America, Belize and North Guatemala. It has the coastline of the Pacific Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf Coast, and is considered to be the 13 th largest country in the world. Mexico declared independence from Spain after Miguel Hidalgo formulated the national independence declaration "Long Life Mexico!" On September 16, 1810. However, after many years of war, independence did not occur until 1821. That year, Spain and Mexico signed a treaty to end the independence war. Mexico, Mexico (Estidos Unidos Mexicanos), North America Federation, North is defined by the United States, the east is located in the United States, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, the south of Belize and Guatemala, and the west of the Pacific Ocean. In addition to Mexico, the federal jurisdiction of Mexico extends to many offshore islands. The country's area is 1,958,201 square kilometers (756,066 square miles). The biggest city in the capital is Mexico City. The majority of Mexico is a huge plateau with mountains on both sides and a sharp decline along the narrow coastal plains in the west and east. The two mountains connect the West Sierra Madre West and the Sierra Madre Oriental in the east and meet in the La Junta area in the southeast. In La Junta, the two mountain ranges form Sierra Madre del Sur. Sierra Madre del Sur is the maze of volcanic mountains, including the highest peak in Mexico (see Sierra Madre).

For eight years, the Iran - Iraq war was widely regarded as the most lasting war of the 20th century. It was initiated by Iraq and is hardly conceived as expected outcomes. Over the centuries, the confusion of the first Persian Gulf War has been promoted by encouraging third-party countries, various religious beliefs, economic and political views. After all, due to intentional plundering of land, neither side seems to consider the financial and labor costs during hostile acts. Iran - the First Persian Gulf War, also known as the Iranian Forced War (جنگت حم ییلی), was the war between Iran and the Iranian army from September 1980 to August 1988. It is often referred to as the (Persian) Gulf War until the conflict between Iraq and Kuwait (1990-91), later also known as the Second Persian Gulf War, and later also known as the Persian Gulf War. The war began on September 22, 1980, after Iraq's invasion of Iran, a long-standing border conflict. Through this conflict, the Iraqi people were able to succeed as soon as possible, but they were repulsed shortly thereafter, and the conflict stabilized in the war of long-term wear and tear. The United Nations Security Council urged both sides to conclude the conflict several times, but until the year 2003 that the ceasefire agreement was reached until August 20, 1988, the last captives were replaced. War irreversibly changed the political situation in this area. I entered a broader world politics and Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 The 1980 - 1988 Iran - Iraq War was the dominant war in the Persian Gulf region, but the roots of war have been centuries. Managing the current confrontation between the various dynasties of Iraq, which have become part of the Sunni Islamic Empire for centuries, and the ancient foundation, which will at least compete with Muhammad's Persia. And later changed to Shi'a. Muslim, meanwhile, the modern state of Iraq was founded by France and the UK after World War I, its borders and population are not consistent with historical predecessors. This week, 35 years ago, Iraq's invasion of Iran started as the longest normal war in the 20th century. Both sides brought terrible casualties, but they had different motives to fight Now, looking back, the two soldiers saw their experience in a very different way . First, the Iraqi people made progress and occupied the port of Horamsar in Iran. However, Saddam Hussein 's Elite Republican Guard is as loyal as the Pakistan, but many of his other forces are recruited and fighting with less enthusiasm. Probably very importantly, they seem to enjoy their experience today, and speakers often prefer to remain anonymous.

On April 10, 2011, an oil field exploded in the Gulf of Mexico. An explosion killed eleven crew members, and the rig sank to the ocean floor. As a result, an estimated 18 to 18.5 billion gallons of petroleum has flowed into the bay. Until July 15, 2010, until the oil is contained and no longer flows. The bay is almost covered with crude oil. Leakage caused a number of effects, many of which were environmental impacts. The animals had to swim through the oil and the birds that fell into them could no longer fly due to the heavy oil on their wings. During the oil spill crisis in the Gulf region in 2010, the federal authorities clung to the straws, and due to his deep sea experience, James Cameron called the group of real scientists. After all, the director became an expert on remote vehicle technology and underwater photography. Okay, you will say, is not it? One of the garbage was a small mountain of a rusty old key that did not appear in the voyage, and left the observer of the official iceberg without entering the binocular telescope cabinet. After 100 years they sold £ 90,000. Other artifacts issued at the auction this week include original tickets, lounge chairs, old telegraph, etc. Tens of thousands of cash are provided to the owner. Gulf oil spill was regarded as the most serious oil spill in US history. On April 20, 2010, the oil drilling equipment of the Deepwater Horizon of Mexico exploded and sunk, and within a few days of the death of 11, underwater cameras were brought to light by the BP pipeline about 42 miles from the coast of Louisiana, I showed that I was leaking gas. The bottom of the sea. When oil wells were blocked on July 15, 2010 (after 87 days), an estimated 3.19 million barrels of oil leaked into the bay. Wells are located more than 5000 feet below the surface of the deep ocean - a permanent dark environment is characterized by a constant low temperature and extremely high pressure above the freezing point. Scientists divide the ocean into at least three regions and the deep ocean occupies about three quarters of the total ocean volume of the earth. In the first Gulf War, the Iraqi army in Kuwait destroyed more than 700 oil wells and flooded 60 million barrels of oil. The average temperature dropped by 10 ° C as soot blocked the sun during combustion. Millions of barrels were released into the Persian Gulf, causing the largest oil spill in history and harming local wildlife and habitats. Militarism and conflicts that cause environmental damage are signs of major problems that people can be divided into hierarchical systems (countries, etc.). Countries around the world prioritize their own safety over other countries. Some countries such as the United States are abandoned for expansion, so security is regarded as dominant hegemon country.

In the Power over Peoples of Daniel Headrick, the timeline of this book explains the evolution of modern imperialism and the use of evolving technology. In the early years, Headrick defined technology as "a way for humans to use materials and energy in their environment for their own purposes for their purposes." Sharp sword shape began, but today it has grown into remarkable progress. Dependence on aerodynamics has dramatically increased since technology and targets have improved in recent decades. Using the initial work, think about how to use aerodynamics in modern warfare. What is important is that there is a significant difference between choosing only bombings and using air boots such as the Gulf War of 1991, as happened in the NATO war against Kosovo in 1999. Based on the interstate crisis action plan which took place between 1908 and 2006, we are studying all the international crisis. We use a variety of primary and secondary materials to gather new data on whether to use aerodynamics in each crisis and placement of aerodynamic outputs. We also examined the political goals of the crisis and understood how the country chooses foreign policy measures and crises. Since the end of the Cold War, politicians have used the Air Force many times. The scale, duration, and intensity of conflict vary. In the two Gulf wars, air force has played a major role in Kosovo, more recently in Libya. Recently the British Air Force deployed a tornado to the base near Cyprus to act in the Islamic state of Iraq. We also saw aerodynamics being used to protect Britain's airspace, both at regular events and certain events, such as the 2012 Olympics and the Wales NATO Summit in 2014. The use of aerodynamics is not new, or completely dependent on the latest state of the art technology, its use has changed over time. The central role played by today 's air force - aerodynamic control, attacks, reconnaissance, and maneuvering - all came from the evolution of aviation before the First World War and during the First World War.

The US media and government have not reported at all, but the answer to the mystery of Iraq is simple, but shocking - it is largely an oil war. One of the main reasons for this upcoming war is that the goal of the government is to ensure that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will not use the euro anymore as the currency standard for oil trading. However, in order to take control of OPEC, we need to obtain geopolitical control over Iraq and its second largest oil reserves. American involvement in Iraq began after the First World War. US firms received 23.75% of Iraqi oil as compensation paid to the British and French empires that won the First World War. Oil companies in the UK, France and the Netherlands also account for 23.75% of Iraq's oil resources. Armenian petroleum commodity called Calouste Gulbenkian, an intermediary for this deal, received the remaining 5%. Important elements of the strategy are 1) the advantage of the US military in nuclear weapons and ordinary weapons, 2) the establishment of newly established international organizations such as the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, and the establishment of US dollar It is establishment. Managing world resources, especially oil The 58th anniversary of the revolution in Iraq. The 1958 revolution ended 40 years British rule Politically speaking, the biggest reason for the war between the US and Iraq was due to oil. The Gulf War is due to oil production. Oil is always a problem between Iraq and the international community. "The United States gets petroleum from the world market, not from other countries, but in the 1990s oil producing countries relaxed their production capacity and the demand was steadily growing. Capacity, the capacity of many OPEC countries It means that oil companies face the need to open to foreign investment They resist and raise the price Since the Gulf War, the US wanted to return to Iraq.

In the war in Iraq there were several wars that attracted people's attention in the 20th century when George Bush was stupid. World War II, the Vietnam War, the Cold War are just a few of the many wars that we have lived. Now, in the 21st century, the first war we experienced is Iraq war. The negative impact of these incidents on Iraqi citizens is greater than the positive impact, so the United States began a war with Iraq. II. The reason for the war in Iraq was the blame of America and Iraq against Iraq. Michael Ross: Washington War: American Revolutionary War in Iraq (2008, Pegasus Books): George W Bush became the Third President George is more intrigued than his second George Bush: This metaphor is arrogant George III seems to be the most suitable. But the General of the United Kingdom advanced one step further and wrote a book comparing the mistake of George III in the war of 1776 and the mistake of George III in 2003. He is not even such a first person. Violent politics of William Pork: history of the revolt from the American Revolutionary War to Iraq, terrorism, guerrilla war. small world At least the first Gulf War - to the president. Reliability of George · H · W · Bush - Consider the actual aggression of Iraq, including a large multinational alliance. However, the rapidly increasing new conservatives have not supported the elders' President Bush's limited prudent strategy, but asked why he did not adopt Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. At that time - we certainly appreciate Bush, which is obsessed with military power and has begun to believe that it can solve regional problems even if it is not the world, including Americans, Republicans and Democrats. This will prove a strange misunderstanding about what happened. This article discusses the fight against George HW Bush 's Gulf War in 1991. The Gulf war (from 2 August 1990 to 28 February 1991) was a military clash between the Iraqi army and the Allied forces of 34 countries. The purpose of war was to expel Iraqi troops from Kuwait after the 1990 invasion of Iraq. This article explains the following questions. What is the reason behind the Gulf War? Why did George H. Bush participate in the war? To answer these questions, this article first discusses how the first Gulf War between Iraq and Iran and the first Gulf War led to the second war. Second, the Iraqi army invaded Kuwait. Third: America is participating in war. Fourth: the outcome of the Gulf War

Whether a soldier has an invisible wound to the doctor. Sometimes the most harmful influence of war is emotional damage. Hemingway presented the theme of emotional damage caused by war in his novel "The sun rises". Some veterans are suffering from war emotionally, but other veterans can grow from experience. The role of Hemingway reflects the influence of the battle, as the First World War badly affected them. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) was used to explain the effects of war on soldiers since 1980 and was later used outside the military to explain the effects of traumatic events on individuals. However, historically there are various diagnoses used to try and learn psychological effects of war. Recent warfare syndrome includes the Gulf War Syndrome which was mainly experienced by American and British soldiers fought in the 1991 Gulf War. War may also have a major impact on the health of civilians. Hydrogen bombs in Japanese cities in Hiroshima and Nagasaki killed thousands and gave a bad direct shock. They also have a long-term impact on the population. Radiation injuries and birth defects in children have been occurring long before the bomb was destroyed. The theme of war of soldiers The Vietnam War is difficult for the country to deal with, not to mention soldiers. Many soldiers are dealing with the various personal and physiological effects of this war. The war in Vietnam is different from other wars. When we first entered into war it was about struggle against the spread of communism and then gradually changed over the years. - Influence of Media on Vietnam War This article explains the range that could result from the loss of the United States in the Vietnam dispute the media ended in 1975. It will be based primarily on key written resources on the subject, but it will also be interviewed - including some direct information on veterans in the Vietnam War. For brevity, we will make some assumptions in this article to focus on the majority of topic content. American Civil War Experience (1861-1865): Introduction of Honor, Responsibility, and Death The following pages describe the causes of the American Civil War (1861-1865) and the war on Americans' soldiers, women, and African Americans It is an article of. In this article, I will write down the following topics and show how these various groups can witness the war. Regarding the North and South soldiers, I answer the following questions.

After that, he went to school in Geneva, Switzerland, then went to Valley Forge military academy. Schwarzkopf and his father West Point went to the same famous military academy. So he was good at several sports teams. He is also a member of the church choir. Schwarzkopf gains a bachelor 's degree in engineering from West Point in 1956 and then holds a master' s degree from Southern California University with the same degree. Schwarzkopf was appointed to the emblem of the United States The second war I want to explore is the Gulf War. Gulf War, aka Persia Gulf War, Gulf War, Iraq - Kuwait Conflict, Second Gulf War, United Nations Iraq Conflict, Desert Shield, Desert Storm and Desert Saber Action, Iraq and Iraq Conflict In 1990 - 1991 Union led by the United States. The conflict occurred in border areas of Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Prior to the First World War, Kuwait was the territory of the Ottoman Empire in Iraq's province. However, Kuwait departed from Iraq in the postwar negotiations, became a British territory, later became an independent monarchy. I accepted the reality before 1990, but Iraq has never admitted the legitimacy of Kuwait independently of them. Iraq - The border of Kuwait has never been clearly defined. The Persian Gulf War, also called the Gulf War, is an international conflict triggered by the invasion of Iraq into Kuwait on August 2, 1990. Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein clearly wants Kuwait's invasion and occupation aimed at acquiring the country's huge oil reserves, the elimination of Iraq's extensive debt to Kuwait, and the expansion of Iraqi strength in this region Ordered. On 3 August, the United Nations Security Council called for Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait and on 6 August banned trade with Iraq on a global scale. Due to its potential threat to Iraq's invasion and Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil producer and exporter, NATO allies in the US and Western Europe asked for dispatching troops to Saudi Arabia to defend as much as possible To do. Egypt and several other Arab countries participated in the anti - Iraq association and gave force to the military conference known as the action of desert shields.

Iran - Iraq War The Iran - Iraq War in the 1980s may have changed the course of Iran and Iraq forever, but the war has also changed the permanent participation of other countries in the Middle East world. The rich and complex history of Iraq has established many cultural and national traditions that have played a role in this country today. While Iran - the Iraq War emphasizes how these confrontations with some of these traditions, Iraq and its economic situation are also noteworthy. Iran - the First Persian Gulf War, also known as the Iranian Forced War (جنگت حم ییلی), was the war between Iran and the Iranian army from September 1980 to August 1988. It is often referred to as the (Persian) Gulf War until the conflict between Iraq and Kuwait (1990-91), later also known as the Second Persian Gulf War, and later also known as the Persian Gulf War. The war began on September 22, 1980, after Iraq's invasion of Iran, a long-standing border conflict. Through this conflict, the Iraqi people were able to succeed as soon as possible, but they were repulsed shortly thereafter, and the conflict stabilized in the war of long-term wear and tear. The United Nations Security Council urged both sides to conclude the conflict several times, but until the year 2003 that the ceasefire agreement was reached until August 20, 1988, the last captives were replaced. War irreversibly changed the political situation in this area. I entered a broader world politics and Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 In the context of the history of Iran including the United States, which supported Iraq in the 1980s Iran's war, this war produced hundreds of thousands of Iranians - Iran believed that both Israel and the United States were intimidated Strange to say, in 2003, after a massive US military invaded and occupied the neighboring Iraq, Iran sponsored the anti-American Iraq militia; or the United States and its allies were against Syria's anti-Syrian anti- Armed with government forces. When it became a full-scale civil war, Iran sent troops to Syria to save that long-time Allied country Bashar-Asad regime, not seeing whether it is a parent American army Due to the many madness in the Middle East in the late 1970s, it was repeatedly disappointing in the Iran - Iraq war between neighboring Iran and Iraq. Because of the Islamic Revolution of 1979, due to the chaotic situation of the Islamic Revolution of 1979, Izan Fuzestan invaded Iranian Fuzestan in 1980, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people dead on both sides . The collapse of the Soviet Union and the collapse of communism in the early 1990s had some impact on the Middle East. It made it possible for many Soviet Jews to migrate from Russia and Ukraine to Israel and further strengthened the Jewish state. It weakened their position and blocked the simplest sources of credit for anti-West Arab regime, arms and diplomatic support. It opens a cheap oil view in Russia, lowers oil prices and reduces Western dependence on Arab oil.

This page contains archived content and has not been updated anymore. At the time of publication, it represented the best science. However, recent observations and studies may make some content obsolete In order to expand the possibilities of coastal tourism development, Dubai began a large-scale project to build hundreds of individual islands along the Persian Gulf. Built on the sand dredged from the ocean floor, these islands are not eroded by breakwaters and form a recognizable shape that includes two large palm trees and even more ambitious world maps. The satellite image of the past decade records the creation of the island This image of Advanced Space Thermal Radiation and Reflectance Radiometer (ASTER) from NASA's Terra satellite shows the development of the archipelago known as the "world". The above image shows the project on February 5, 2009. All continents are displayed ("Map" is leaning to the left). There are breakwaters around the archipelago and its role is obvious. In the surrounding area, especially in the northwest area, the water in the bay is wavy, so you can keep the artificial island away. The picture below shows the project on 13th November 2004, undergoing dredging and construction. It seems that only one island making up the "world" has fully utilized the possibilities of an artificial tropical paradise. The island in the western part of Greenland is landscaped and seems to be a green spot of a sand covered neighbor. NASA images were created by Jesse Allen using data provided by NASA / GSFC / METI / ERSDAC / JAROS and US / Japan ASTER Science Team. Rebecca Lindsey's title Location: NSA Bahrain is located in Bahrain's Middle East, Persian Gulf islands and East Saudi Arabia. NSA Bahrain covers the largest area and covers an area of ​​152 acres. We provide services and support for ships, remote areas in this area, and soldiers and civilians residing in Bahrain. Please install the website. Housing: Most people will rely on the local economy for their lives, except for very few special duty staff. The Housing Authority will help you find the accommodation and carry out the lease. The rent is paid in Bahraini Dinar. For details, please call 011 973 1785 4104, Naine Housing Office (postal code: DSN 318-439-4104). Straits of Holmes. The Strait of Hormuz is an important oil supply bottleneck and is the busiest tanker in the world. The Strait connects the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Sea and the Oman Bay. According to the US Department of Energy Information, "The Strait of Hormuz is the most important oil blockade point in the world," the daily oil flow rate per day in 2015 is about 17 million barrels, accounting for 30% of total maritime trade crude oil It is. Other liquids In 2016, the production through this important blockade increased to 18.5 million barrels per day. Most of these crude oil exports are directed to Asian markets, especially Japan, India, Korea and China. It is estimated that two-thirds of the world's proven oil reserves are in the Persian Gulf. Despite its proximity, the Persian Gulf region was first declared the national interest of the United States during the Second World War. Oil is essential to the modern army and the United States has supplied the majority of oil to the Allies as the world's leading oil producer. Many US strategists are trying to establish a good relationship with Saudi Arabia as the war fears to reduce US oil supply to danger.

The country is promoting national publicity and its use, especially during the war, to gain public support. During the Gulf War, Saddam Hussein and George Bush gained support from their citizens using propaganda. Promotions are everywhere. It is radio and television, which brought war to millions of families. Propaganda is an important part of the Gulf War as it provides public support for America and Iraq. Advertising always tells the public that other countries are oppressors. Advocacy can be a very powerful tool for countries around the world to convince their citizens to have a positive or negative image of other countries and political parties. During the World War II, the publicity that each country used was depicted as evil against the enemy forces and to gain the freedom of all citizens. Even in the US, we use these strategies for propaganda against Nazis and Germany, say that it is a direct threat to our difficult freedom. Government Production Video Series Why do we fight to tell the American people whether we should fear the progress of Germany and at the same time should build a strong nationality awareness of our country and that country? This site aims to identify the reason why we used publicity during the war. Propaganda is usually an art form designed to persuade viewers to move to a particular viewpoint. In the United States during the Second World War, the government was a means of promoting Americans towards war efforts. This site is meant to explain various promotions used to make Americans take action. Evaluate the positive and negative results of using wartime advertisement Propaganda was used by the government as a means to achieve all of its main goals during the war. This promotion played a very important role in winning the citizens of the United States during the First World War. This type of promotion helps to gain support for war and also boosts people's morale. Although this is a definition of publicity, the real problem is that this publicity affects the true value of World War I and that many countries, including trenches and machine gun nests, are on battlefields. The bulk of the fight was held in Europe, but the revolution and uprising, including the colonies of the empire ruled by the Europeans, occurred all over the world. These colonies seek their opportunities to establish independence, and their empire is at the top of the war. South Asia and the Middle East

When you think about a soldier you will think of a strong and polite man in a beautiful uniform that will help protect our country. In Harry Brown's article "What is War?" He said politicians use exciting words to avoid the reality of war. (Brown, 2014) He stated that the soldier was a hero, was promoted to imagine that young marching, winning the battle of glory, bringing peace and democracy to the world. (Brown, 2014) The Vietnam War was the longest war in American history and had a tremendous impact on soldiers and their families (Vietnam War, 2014). Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) was used to explain the effects of war on soldiers since 1980 and was later used outside the military to explain the effects of traumatic events on individuals. However, historically there are various diagnoses used to try and learn psychological effects of war. Recent warfare syndrome includes the Gulf War Syndrome which was mainly experienced by American and British soldiers fought in the 1991 Gulf War. War may also have a major impact on the health of civilians. Hydrogen bombs in Japanese cities in Hiroshima and Nagasaki killed thousands and gave a bad direct shock. They also have a long-term impact on the population. Radiation injuries and birth defects in children have been occurring long before the bomb was destroyed. The theme of war of soldiers The Vietnam War is difficult for the country to deal with, not to mention soldiers. Many soldiers are dealing with the various personal and physiological effects of this war. The war in Vietnam is different from other wars. When we first entered into war it was about struggle against the spread of communism and then gradually changed over the years. - Impact of Media on Vietnam War This article explains the range that could result from the loss of the United States in the Vietnam conflict where the media ceased in 1975. It will be based primarily on key written resources on the subject, but it will also be interviewed - including some direct information on veterans in the Vietnam War. For brevity, we will make some assumptions in this article to focus on the majority of topic content.

The Iraq War and the Iranian War in 1980-1988 began on September 22, 1980, resulting in 8 years of war, 500,000 casualties and 600 billion dollars of debt cumulative. The war between Iraq and Iran has burdened the political and social life of Iraq. It also made the Iraq economy a serious situation. The war for 8 years between Iraq and Iran in 1980 was caused by various factors such as border conflict (geography and economy) and Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein (politics). Saddam Hussein is concerned about this But this is another war I remember today. This was the war between Iran and Iraq from 1980 to 1988 when Saddam Hussein invaded Iran. A few years later, when Iranians crossed the border and broke into Iraq, Saddam used gasoline for thousands of Iranian soldiers and civilians. This is for nurses and doctors at the forefront of the war. What happened? Institutionalization of chemical warfare, Saddam is an alliance of the Sun and all Sunni sun, and our first line Sunni hero used chemicals. After thousands of Iranian soldiers crossed the border, it was introduced by Iraqi radio. It announced that "Persian worms" crossed the border. This is their treatment Iran - the First Persian Gulf War, also known as the Iranian Forced War, the Iraq War was a war between Iraq and Iranian troops from September 1980 to August 1988. It is often referred to as the (Persian) Gulf War until the Second Persian Gulf War and later the Iraqi conflict with Kuwait (also known as the Persian Gulf War) (1990-91). After Iraq invaded Iran on September 22, 1980, the war began with many years of border conflict. The conflict made Iraqi people succeed early, but they were repulsed shortly thereafter, and the conflict stabilized in the long-run consumption war. The United Nations Security Council asked both sides to terminate the conflict several times but never reached a ceasefire agreement until 2003, when the last prisoners of war were exchanged until August 20, 1988. War irreversibly changed the political situation in this area. I entered a broader world politics and Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990

Participation in the Second World War in Canada was well calculated, as it was a war after Britain was involved, unlike the First World War. Hitler in Canada invaded Poland in 1939 agreed to Canada participation, not when Canada was involved. Unlike many European countries hit by recession during the Second World War, Canada was hardly affected during the war and its participation laid the foundation of the country. It prospered in the years after the end of the war. Participation in World War II in Canada began when September 10, 1939, Canada declared a war in Nazi Germany and was postponed a week after a symbolic independent demonstration in the UK It was. As it played an important role in the Atlantic Ocean and Europe, the war has restored economic health and confidence in Canada. Canada has a close relationship with the United States during the war. Americans actually dominated the Yukon to construct the Alaska Highway and were the main air force base of the British colony of Newfoundland. Many countries participated in World War II. It mainly includes Russian, American, Chinese, Japanese, German Nazis, and Canada, UK, Italy and France. Even small countries have places in war. For example, Argentina supplies 40% of meat to the UK. Warmly welcomed soldiers are shocked when they return home after fighting in the Vietnam War. They are known as "baby killers" and are frequently abused and prejudiced by their service. Before the Vietnam War war dead memorial was completed, the Vietnam War war dead were not much appreciated. Since World War II, Canadian politicians have helped Canada get caught up in various foreign wars. During the Persian Gulf War, Brian Maloney was Prime Minister of Canada. Mulroney thought the Canadian army was very important, so he changed the Canadian budget so that he could use more money to improve his army. This policy is designed to ensure that Canada participates in the future diplomatic warfare like the Persian Gulf. Other members of the Mulroney Congress also played an important role in Canada's entry into the Persian Gulf War. They tried to support the United States because they tried to gain the support of the United Nations for their war in the Persian Gulf. At the time, President Bush tried to obtain Canada's approval because Canada was a member of the United Nations Security Council.

In Southeast Asia, Vietnam is always a desirable country. Since the 19th century, it is known as India and China, dominated by France. In addition to the revolt in 1930, the complete control of the French of the country until they surrendered to Germany during the 1940 World War II. Japan, German allies, Vietnam, coal, rice, rubber, railway and road resources control. Anti Communist resistance group, Vietnamese Democratic Party, Ho Chi Minh Communities leadership is called. It led the United States to the Vietnam War event, but began with Vietnam's conquest of France in the second half of the 19th century. After conquering Vietnam, they form an alliance Vietnam's independence is seeking independence from France. On September 2, 1945, Ho Chi Minh declared independence with France 's great efforts. However, we oppose Vietnam's independence in France for about nine years and want to reestablish them. - During the term of President Lyndon Baines Johnson, support for policy makers is part of the "curb generation" and will join the United States for Vietnam and policy makers' war. They reached the political maturity during World War II and the cold war and early 1950's early experience, intense anti-community of McCarthy era When the United States began to support the French army in South Vietnam, the US involvement in the Vietnam War began in 1950. This participation continued escalating through the early 1950's and the 1960's. August 4, 1964 Tonkin Gulf incident was held, South Vietnam Navy ship area was attacked in the northern part of Vietnam. On August 5, 1964, President Johnson proposed a resolution expressing support for America's freedom and peace protection resolve in Southeast Asia. On August 7, 1964, in response to the president's request, Congress approved Johnson to take all necessary measures to repel any attacks and to prevent US invasion in Southeast Asia did. Following this resolution, selective bombing of North Vietnam will be started immediately. In the following year the US Army began arriving in March

The Iraq war, also known as the Second Gulf War, was a continuous military strategy for five years that began on March 20, 2003 when the US military invaded Iraq. This war is one of the most controversial events in the history of the Western world, causing unimaginable death and spending a lot of money. The reason for the invasion was that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction and was ultimately denied by weapons inspectors. Many people question George W. More information: criticism of the war in Iraq, opposition to the war in Iraq, legitimacy of the invasion of Iraq in 2003, views of invasion of Iraq in 2003, protest against Iraq warfare, US public opinion against invasion of the Iraq 2003 invasion of Iraq Government's attitude towards previous Iraq warfare, media coverage of the Iraq war by the media, and the Bush administration's preparations for the Iraq war were filled with a series of public and official criticism from the United States and abroad. According to the material, many American citizens have many similarities with the Vietnam War. For example, the former CIA official explained the Special Planning Bureau as a group of theorists who threaten US national security and world peace, the organization lies intelligence activities to further promote it to remove Saddam's agenda He said that he operated. Since September 11th, supporters and opponents of the Iraq war have seen it extensively all over the world. The United States is trying to use terrorism as a decisive international security paradigm. Bush often expresses the war in Iraq as "a central front of the war on terror". Some people who criticized the war, especially those inside the US military, criticized Bush against opposing the turmoil between Iraq and the terrorist war and not paying attention to more important goals of fighting with al Qaeda. As Pentagon 's former chief operating officer Greg Newbold wrote in an article in the 2006 era, "I did not dispute those who decided to invade the country more openly I regret that people, their actions are really threatening neighboring countries.

Jarhead followed Anthony Swofford's Middle East trip. During his journey, Swarford presented a unique perspective on issues that indirectly affect American life and terrorism "war". Some of the issues involved include psychological stability and spirituality of American soldiers, political influence in the introduction of war, and ocean construction. Through these unique themes and the unique perspective provided by the characters in the film, audiences can gain insight into corruption and are in "war". Gulf War has become the theme of several video games including conflict: desert storm, conflict: Desert Storm II, Gulf War: desert hammer action. There are countless explanations in this movie, including Jarhead (2005) based on a memoir of the same name in 2003 by Anthony Swarford of the US Marine Corps. There is a movie called "jar head" that appears in places I think would criticize the war in Iraq. This movie has a larger basic theme (it is based on a book written by Jarhead). The infantry culture and the stupid things they did, friendship and the last part, "Hurry and wait." This is the same theme of the military - hurry, so you can wait. Act now, you can wait. The whole theme of the movie is training of sniper soldiers and they are wrapped so that they can kill the bad guys across the desert. Get a "pink fog", put him in his sight, prepare to catch the trigger, just cancel the lens and tell the house. Yes, please hurry and wait. This is a 13 hour course and more Marines. The war was seen in boredom - now you can do it! For several months, junk filming movie Jarhead 3: The Siege is only listed overseas, but now it does not exist anymore! Jarhead 3: The Siege is being broadcast on Blu - ray today thanks to Universal Pictures, and War Is Boring has five copies for our most creative readers. The story Man launched a rifle for many years. He is fighting. Then he came home and saw whatever he could do, to build a house, to love a woman, to change his son's diaper. All killing and death, they will always be me. We are still in the desert. Nishijiro: The swordsmen can only practice murder. You can not change this with words for ornamental. Do you want to use murder to protect people? You will kill corps so that a few can live. For years before you were born, my sword has torn human life. Yes, all these people are evil, but they are the highest priority people, Kenshin. The world you want to enter does not know how to treat you. It deceives you and will convince you to save your life when you destroy your life. You always accept these lies, your hand will be polluted by the worst crime

Iraq War: Soaring World Economy In the coming weeks, if Washington chooses to invade Iraq, it may try a problematic world economy. Although Baghdad's bombing has many risks, the most important thing is the soaring oil price. When crude oil prices exceed 30 barrels per barrel, more money is spent on oil imports, so the pressure on the world economy is rising. If the United States attacks Iraq, oil transport in the Middle East could be confusing. Iraq is also a country and part of its economic formation is that Iraq has been in war or war related crisis since 1980. The past conflict brought about a cumulative economic impact, which severely restricted the development of Iraq and divided the country. Economy and income along sectarian and ethnic boundaries, and the creation of a wide range of fields, the influence of violence produced its own quasi economy and division. Since the US-led invasion in 2003, the analysis described the patterns of these violence in detail, including the civil war between the central government and the Kurds in the 1970s, and the war between 1980 and Iraq It is only the latest stage of history. 1988, the invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and 1991 and the Gulf War, the influence of UN sanctions from 1992 to 2003 Iraq war! The economic impact of the conflict is definitely critical. The $ 4 trillion war will affect the economies of many countries. The US economy suffers from war, and the huge amount of money collected every month for war has caused great concern. The conflict in Iraq also caused a debate about how wartime expenditure actually affects the country's economic outlook - "As it can be said that World War II ends the Great Depression, Does the economy contribute to the economy? Like the people say the first Gulf War? Iraqi conflict has an adverse effect on the American economy and can see the impact on various parts of the economy I will. First, the historical events of the United States had a direct impact on the economy. For example, war affected the US economy in positive and negative form. After the Second World War, the United States became the only country with industry and agricultural power to supply products and goods to the world. This large production period will make great use of the US economy in the next few decades and turn the United States into a world superpower. However, the war with terror did not have a similar positive impact. The war in Iraq and Afghanistan took the trillions of dollars to the United States and these funds were not built by the military to improve the economy. War is just an example. Changes in economic law have influenced the direction of the US economy and the direction of its future development. Research on American political and economic history can solve past problems and predict future problems

By attacking Iraq, the United States proved that they are not better than the villains of Pisa Dam Hussein. The attack on Iraq is a crime, it is evil, it is also unjust and unnecessary. America has sent troops to overthurn Hussein and end his cruel terrorist rule. Since the war began, more than 3,334 soldiers died in the United States alone. The number of US deaths in Iraq has also exceeded the number of deaths due to Hussein, and in the process, in addition to 26,000 injured, we lost a lot of soldiers. More information: criticism of the war in Iraq, opposition to the war in Iraq, legitimacy of the invasion of Iraq in 2003, views of invasion of Iraq in 2003, protest against Iraq warfare, US public opinion against invasion of the Iraq 2003 invasion of Iraq Government's attitude towards previous Iraq warfare, media coverage of the Iraq war by the media, and the Bush administration's preparations for the Iraq war were filled with a series of public and official criticism from the United States and abroad. According to the material, many American citizens have many similarities with the Vietnam War. For example, the former CIA official explained the Special Planning Bureau as a group of theorists who threaten US national security and world peace, the organization lies intelligence activities to further promote it to remove Saddam's agenda He said that he operated. Since September 11th, supporters and opponents of the Iraq war have seen it extensively all over the world. The United States is trying to use terrorism as a decisive international security paradigm. Bush often expresses the war in Iraq as "a central front of the war on terror". Some people who criticized the war, especially those inside the US military, criticized Bush against opposing the turmoil between Iraq and the terrorist war and not paying attention to more important goals of fighting with al Qaeda. As Pentagon 's former chief operating officer Greg Newbold wrote in an article in the 2006 era, "I did not dispute those who decided to invade the country more openly I regret that people, their actions are really threatening neighboring countries. As a senior budget analyst, Lofgren received a lot of information. What he can not understand is the self-proclaimed goal of "alleged battle against terror" against Al Qaeda and the obsession with Iraq and the Gulf by the government. In order to prove the rationality of the Iraq war, the myth of related widespread weapons of mass destruction worldwide is one of the most shocking events in the world 'fake news'. But it was officially approved. "At the same time, a budget document appeared on my desk - a budget subsidy - which shows that large construction is taking place in the Persian Gulf, which is several thousand miles away from Afghanistan," Lofgren I told you. "It made me realize that there is a serious mistake in me, Congress entered more or less.If they do not cheerleading I will see the evidence I have permission for security. I am not convinced, but for some reason it convinced them. "

Farmers' alarm clock struggling with the Warren River rang at 5 o'clock every morning instead of Sony and other electronics, but the rooster voice cried, and the horses suddenly damp them in a meadow I waited for the morning cereal. . It is almost impossible to ignore the influence and knock of pigs as they raise the lid with their nose and bounce them up and down to remind the owner that his breakfast is delayed. When the farmer stumble from the bed, he is fascinated by the smell of charming fresh coffee and his wife's award-winning biscuits. In the expedition of the Mississippi River, we shared stories of five representatives of Rancher, Farmer and Fisherman: Montana Ranchers, Kansas Farmers, Mississippi River People, Louisiana Shrimp, Gulf Fishermen. Rancher, Farmer, Fisherman will challenge the beliefs surrounding the values ​​of the United States and the environment in investigating their work, family legacy, and the basic geographical position they protect. These are to protect the main character, supply food to the world, and never forget the value of land and water. In Watership Down (Adams, 2001), Richard Adams explained a rabbit seeking asylum. In its quest, it discovered Warren which seemed to be ideal: until the terrible truth appeared, the nearby farmers had to take these "ideal" conditions to catch and kill the rabbit delicious stew Has been created. Warren chasing is going backward with fear and proceeding. By definition, aerial wars such as drunk driving insist on innocent victims. Death of civilians is an inevitable fear of war. Admitting Elshtain's loose, almost indifferent things, "It is not always permitted that they happen in every war". "To not brave to study war any more" is the only moral response The author of Crucible Arthur Miller explained Mary Warren as an example of an inevitable destroyed human weakness. Mary Warren suffered from honesty and courage. Through the script, Mary faces ethical decisions and easy decisions. Mary lacked the ability to overcome her struggle when she could not stand the testimony. She resisted Abigail and could not overcome her fears. Just like anyone, Maria is afraid to face the truth. She was unable to confront the truth, led the witch trial to continue, further destroying the town by ending more civilian lives. Maria 's honesty and lack of courage will help to cause confusion in Salem. Through Mary Warren, Arthur Miller emphasized that everyone is suffering the same fight, human weakness

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader Analysis and interpretation of trends in American foreign policy since World War II. After discussing the competition theory of foreign policy and the development review during the Cold War, we will discuss current development in US foreign policy, including arms control, nuclear proliferation, human rights, regional intervention and conflict management, foreign aid, environmental policy and other major countries Focus on the problem. Relationships including Germany and the European Community countries, Japan, Russia, China The core of the postwar American foreign policy was to contain the Soviet Union and communism. During the Cold War, the United States and its allies competed in a military, economic and ideological way with the Soviet Union and its allies. Both sides have created massive military power and huge nuclear weapons. Two superpowers never took part in the war, but due to the containment policy, America fell into bloody Korean war and Vietnam war. Over time, various constitutional principles and values ​​have shaped the foreign policy of the United States. The foreign policy of the United States contributes to independent self-determination of each country. Based on our commitment to the Constitutional Government, we often support and support countries that practice democracy. However, these principles may conflict with the objectives of national security, economics, or international political reality. People who called Gulf War the first global crisis after the Cold War were wrong. The foreign policy of the United States is still promoted by the idea of ​​the Cold War. This is the same as the politics of world order that promoted US policy since the end of World War II. During the Cold War, the United States did not emphasize the real concern in the crisis, but was drawn into the bay under the pressure of intellectuals. The Bush administration 's response to Iraq' s invasion of Kuwait was Bart Beer 's response after the Cold War. US policy makers ceased to ask if the reaction during the Cold War relates to a world where the balance of political, military and economic forces has changed dramatically.

Lyndon Johnson and Tonkin Gulf solved the official speech of the Lyndon Johnson regime and explained that Tonkin Bay incident is an insulting and malicious attack on US ships by North Vietnamese armed groups, so the President is in talks with North Vietnam We need power to do military trading. The Tokyo Bay incident clearly included a military strategy on August 2 and a strategy between the North Vietnam torpedo patrol boat on August 4, 1964 and the American destroyer and aircraft off North Vietnam. & Lt; Tab / & gt; US participation was under the rule of President Lyndon Johnson and Tokyo Bay. Johnson replaced Kennedy after being assassinated in 1963. As President, he fights among various strategies America wants to use in Vietnam. The increase in participation and the increase in the number of military means more deaths and more problems in the country. But Johnson is always willing to pay attention to his image, has the power to stop the Vietnam War, and to face the idea of ​​becoming the first President in the American history to announce abandonment of the war There will be no. August 2, 1964 - Tokyo Bay - A fire in North Vietnam occurred to an American destroyer moored in Tokyo Bay. After President Lyndon Johnson erroneously declared a second attack on a destroyer, Congress passed the Tokyo Bay Resolution allowing the United States to fully intervene in the Vietnam War. Johnson ordered the bombing of North Vietnam to retaliate against the attacks of Tokyo. January 30, 1968 - Teto Attack - During the New Year Festival in Vietnam, people in North Vietnam have launched a massive surprise attack called Tet. The attack hit 36 ​​major cities in southern Vietnam. Both sides were seriously injured, but the attacks show that war is not over soon. American public opinion on war has increased, and the United States has begun to reduce the number of Vietnamese troops 1964 - The situation in South Vietnam worsened rapidly. A Tokyo bay incident occurred in August. According to the "Tokyo Bay Resolution" passed by the US Congress, Lyndon Johnson was able to freely protect the US forces in Vietnam, which is an excuse for deepening the US military's commitment. In the public place, Johnson took a modest attitude to the Vietnam problem during the campaign, but I personally agreed to continue Vietnamese policy. And it seems to be a deeply rooted policy now. On August 2, 1964, US President Lyndon Johnson insisted that the North Vietnamese army had attacked American destroyers twice in Tokyo Bay. Today, known as the Tokyo bay incident, this incident produced the Tokyo Bay resolution on August 7, 1964. And it eventually led to an open war between North Vietnam and the United States of America. It furthermore foresaw the big escalation of the Vietnam - South Vietnam War that began when a US - based combat unit landed in Da Nang in 1965.

Unstable long-term control, border conflict, and religious conflict have caused conflicts in progress in Iraq from the beginning of the 20th century to the present. Iraq participated in the First World War and the Second World War. From 1980 to 1988, from 1988 to 1991, from 2003 to 2010 it has been divided into one or two phases. 1,2 Participation in Iraq and Afghanistan of the United States has been the most persistent battle in the world since the Vietnam War. Unstable leadership, controversial territory and the decline of land and supply have brought about various public health problems experienced by Iraq in the past century 5. Cities were built along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers and frequent diseases occurred in neighboring areas, so residents have been subjected to great threats to water supply and infectious diseases. During the mid-20th century, during the gap between World War II and the Persian Gulf War Iraqi enjoy a comprehensive health service throughout the country, including modern hospitals. By 1992, most hospitals were operated at a fraction of the previous level and face serious medical and supply shortages. Medical services have been suppressed and diseases are explosively increasing. Malaria, cholera, gastrointestinal disease, typhoid fever spread throughout Iraq Another influence of the Iraq war is inflation worsening. The public health problem is a secondary factor of human basic needs, Iraq is a developing country, and that people have less opportunity to access clean water and malnutrition Increase incidence ,severity Research on practical strategies to solve the Iraqi water crisis is rare and obsolete. In August 2010, the latest articles on Iraq's water issues were announced on the website of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. 6 I evaluated Iraq's water quality problem and first reviewed the history of waterborne disease outbreaks and frequent reports. It was caused by war. My goal is to accumulate information on sustainable water quality measures to prevent and mitigate the outbreak caused by poor water quality in Iraq. Useful knowledge includes history and current data on waterborne diseases, best practices for rebuilding society devastated by war, population nutritional status, public health infrastructure and awareness, and economic and political national overall Contains the situation. Iraqi water and sanitation facilities are characterized by poor quality water and services. The war over 30 years and limited environmental awareness destroyed Iraq's water management system. There is a big difference in supply of drinking water between rural areas and between urban and rural areas. 91% of the total population is available for drinking water. In rural areas, however, only 77% of the population can use improved drinking water sources compared to 98% in urban areas. Wasting a lot of water in the manufacturing process Research on practical strategies to solve the Iraqi water crisis is rare and obsolete. In August 2010, the latest articles on Iraq's water issues were announced on the website of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. 6 I evaluated Iraq's water quality problem and first reviewed the history of waterborne disease outbreaks and frequent reports. It was caused by war. My goal is to accumulate information on sustainable water quality measures to prevent and mitigate the outbreak caused by poor water quality in Iraq. Useful knowledge includes history and current data on waterborne diseases, best practices for rebuilding society devastated by war, population nutritional status, public health infrastructure and awareness, and economic and political national overall Contains the situation. Officials said that nothing will be improved unless Iraq is serious about its water policy and the history of water management that is defective. Women and children dig a huge white mound from the sinking outflow pool as water

The evaluation of each of the two world wars and each country is important both politically and economically. Therefore, this book is very important for academics and researchers who want to understand the events occurred during the two world wars from a less prejudiced point of view. However, although this book contains many books and detailed information, this book is best appreciated as an introduction to the history of Eastern Europe and Central Europe during the two world wars. This book consists of 10 chapters including Polish, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania. Eastern, Southern Europe (Civil War), Eastern, Southern Hemisphere, East Coast, South Pacific, South Pacific, South Pacific, Central Europe, the Arctic Circle, Central Europe (Political Zone of World War I) Eastern Europe Tropical Political Zone West Coast Far East and Western Europe Northwestern Europe (Political Zone) Bay, Persian Gulf Region Western North World, North East Southeast Asia (Civil War Background) North Africa, North Africa With the emergence of the expansion process, the nature of Europe and Central Europe and Eastern Europe is gaining attention. Different from Western Europe and Eastern Europe since the Charlemagne era, the roots of the dichotomy can be seen long before the Cold War. Until 1918 Eastern Europe was regarded as a Russian empire including Slavic, Hungarian and Austrian. After World War I, as Oak pointed out, the Eastern label of geography and geography ideology is increasingly applied throughout the nationwide system of the region, with a remarkable isolation effect. Eastern Europe with a primitive and quarrel appeared from the Baltic Sea to the Balkan Peninsula. (Okey 1992: 120-1) This external boundary reflects the cultural boundary between civilization and barbarism. Due to World War II, the boundary between Germany and Slavic, and between Western Europe and Eastern Europe was greatly reduced. As Bugge points out It is often emphasized that the two world wars began in the first war in Central Europe and Eastern Europe, especially Serbia. Of course, this is true in terms of the formal and direct origin of the conflict, but if you want to imagine the entire background of the war and explain the real problem, you need two important qualifications. First, even in 1914, the basic anxiety of Central and Eastern Europe was not limited to Serbia and Serbs, nor was it limited to the Balkans liberated from Turkish rule. The Serbian problem or the Yugoslavia problem is not only part of the Balkans issue but also part of the general national problem of the Danube Region being dominated by the Habsburg Monarchy.

(RAWA) In the documentary "Beneath the Veil" filmed with a hidden camera, with the support of RRAW, women form a secret underground society, teach girls at secret schools, and have beauty According to a woman at a hospital, this is a kind of resistance, to resist the Taliban, do what you like like learning and work. This is very dangerous for them if they are caught (scheduled), as they are beaten or cut with their fingers. The situation of Afghan women in postwar South Asian culture Since 1979, people in Afghanistan lived in a country devastated by war. It was the subject of violence, killing, imprisonment. After the end of the Soviet war in 1996, Kabul became the Taliban. It held power through peaceful efforts and gathered many believers including those who went to conservative schools. They could not do so as soon as they prohibited women from entering the public places. The US-led Persian Gulf War in Iraq in 1991 was one of the decisive moments in the post-Cold War era. Although the period of 6 weeks is relatively short compared with the conflict such as Vietnam, Afghanistan, Korean war, the scale of the war and the degree of damage accompanying it are still large. The question that has been controversial so far is whether the US government has reasons for war against Iraq and that Iraq is still under Saddam Hussein administration. This article argues that in the context of the war of justice the participation of the United States in this region is morally ambiguous and unreasonable. But in terms of US interests, in fact, the US-led Iraq war is justified in terms of the economic and political interests of many other political parties in the conflict. After the modern era, the era of modern times has come. This is called "era of anxiety". This stage occurred after the Second World War, and there was a big change in society. Women's liberation movement, sexual liberation, black power, drug culture, and music change are part of many anti-cultural movements that took place during this time. Because they certainly played a major role in these major movements, they inspired Marshall McLuhan to concentrate his research on the new electronic media and its impact on society. The main form of television is television, and it also appears in modern times. There are reasons for the difference between postmodern era and modern era. The development of the Internet and personal computers is only a small part of the factors that distinguish the difference between these two periods. Learning in this age is mainly done outside the institutional education level. Standardized education is still in use, but people do most of their learning.

During the Second World War, the American front line remembered warmly in the myths of people's memory and culture This is an era of unprecedented people's unity, Americans unite on a common cause I will. World War II brought many new ideas and changes to American life. World War II did not cause any serious damage to the continent of the United States, but it affected the American society. Participation in the war of the United States, including demographics, labor, economic and cultural trends, changed all aspects of American life. During the Great Depression, the birthrate in the United States fell to record low for couples late and parents. In the 1940s, the population increased by 19 million people, double the population. Many soldiers stationed in the West have been fascinated by climate and landscape. The wartime production of the 1940s required more factory workers. Minorities and women found many opportunities during the war because most men joined and the labor was depleted. "For most people, participation is an adventure, and every citizen can feel that he is making an important contribution to the war" (Duis, 20). Most women are married, but when the man is absent from war he still works hard. "Before the war, only about a quarter of women worked outside the house" (Bard, 173). "By 1945, women accounted for 36% of the domestic total labor force" (Schultz). After the war, women recommend quitting their jobs and continuing to play the traditional role of wives and mothers. African Americans accept their status of war industry and improve their economic status by migrating from the south; some will be experts and skilled workers, but still face severe discrimination . Migrant workers have a high commitment to war activities and they are deeply involved in collecting war bonds and metal scraps. Like African Americans, these immigrants are also affected by racial prejudice. However, in general, "the US has enjoyed full employment and a high standard of living" Scholarship at the front line of World War II, Franklin Roosevelt, economic policy, propaganda, employment of women and women, role of African American, ethnic violence, and Japan Highlight USA experience CMK) These learning activities will help to maximize visits to the Tennessee World War II monument, the ten towers of Nashville (Tennessee). Each tower contains information text on the events of World War II. (1) "Pylon E - 1 - Terror: America has entered into anti - fascist war, June 6 In the First World War and the Second World War, the forefront Americans had to sacrifice for overseas boys. The cost of war is high - this has brought economic problems like inflation. All Americans are encouraged to fulfill their role in the war - this is to build an airplane, work at a steelworks, develop a "victory garden", or actually go to Europe and fight There may be. The forefront economic situation between World War I and World War II is that during the two wars the government will raise taxes, organize scientists to participate in the war, aid the national economy Because they created an organization, they were very similar to each other. In World War II, Americans saw distribution at their hometown, bought war bonds, recycled metals, and punished countless other sacrifices for war. Every citizen made a small contribution to the victory of the allies. After that, unfortunately, Korea is a forgotten war. Vietnam saw public openness and military hatred. After that, in the first Gulf war, it was urgent for Americans to adjust their attitudes towards the army. Since then, the pendulum rocks the center worth respecting and moves toward an attractive compliment.

It is absolutely impossible to fully calculate the loss of life paid during the First World War. Million people died due to deaths on the battlefields around the world, deaths from deaths of civilians, and disease outbreaks. Short-term impacts are catastrophic, but in the long run the war may have a negligible demographic impact. It is difficult to calculate the exact number of deaths. It is believed that between 10 and 10 million soldiers were killed during the war. During the American Revolutionary War, a total of 3,974 people died between 1778 and 1781. 600,000 people were sacrificed during the civil war. In the First World War, 57,476 people died. So, for what? How much is the free price of 661,450? 661450! This does not include the loss of human life in women's rights movement, anti-slavery movement, civil rights movement. Needless to say the war the Americans are fighting for freedom from other countries! World War II, Vietnam, the Gulf War! Can you understand the sacrifices made for the liberties of this generation, even the country, culture, and even humanity? Only 41% of obviously voted Americans are losing the effect to be considered privilege, with many excuses and misleading opinions. One of the biggest improvements in women's life during the First World War was the health field. After the war, women live longer, become healthier, less children are lost in infancy. Infant mortality rate decreased by two-thirds during wartime and postwar. The explanation is complicated, but better living standards and nutritional standards are an important part of the answer. If households are fewer than food prices and income growth is fast, it means that more food is available. Housewives are more cautious about shopping. Government policies such as bar distribution and restrictions will also help. World War II World War II was one of the greatest struggles of human history. World War II was expensive because it killed a lot of people, hurt personal property and needed a lot of money to maintain the military power of the country. Although the number of injured or missing people has never been accurately calculated during wartime, it is estimated that more than 55 million people died. Many historians have followed their reasons Women during World War II During the Second World War women were important for all the different work they did. During World War II, women lost their loved ones, including husbands, boyfriends, and sons (Reynoldson 5). They may have lost their father in the war. They even lose their mothers. What is the role of women in World War II? There was a lot of shortage during the Second World War (Reynolds 13). There are various opportunities for women. They can work outside ... World War II was one of the most deadly military conflicts in history. There were various battles in this war, but it is more important than the others. Adolf Hitler, a new dictator who began in Germany during the Second World War, decided he wanted to gain power for Germany and himself. On 1 September 1939, Hitler's first arbitration action was an invasion to Poland. Due to the influence of the federation system, many other countries are participating in this war.

The Third World is a part of the world that did not belong to the world industrialized at the beginning of the Cold War. The first world is the United States, the second world is the Soviet Union. Developing countries represent most of Asia, Africa and Latin America. After most of these countries became independent from Western influences and resources, their infrastructure began to collapse. The United States and the Soviet Union used their allies for raw materials and markets which are an important part of the Cold War. The United States possibly gained many benefits from India, such as supporting the West during the Cold War (Indian non-alliance), especially the nearby Vietnam War is rapidly feverish. President Joseph Caliphano, one of the assistants of President Linden Johnson, suggested that the US immediately adopt food aid measures as a memorandum to the president, to ensure this maternalism. In response, he received a phone call from Johnson the same afternoon. "Are you apart from your own ideas?" The president exploded. He explicitly declared, "In countries where they refused to deal with their population problems they refuse to give up foreign aid." In the post-Cold War era, an important aspect of India's foreign policy was "Eastern policy". During the Cold War, relations with India's Southeast Asian countries were not that strong. After the end of the Cold War, the Indian government was particularly aware of the importance of rectifying diplomatic imbalances in India. Therefore, the Narushimarrao government in the early 1990s revealed aspects of Eastern policy. Initially, I focused on restoring political and economic relations with East Asia and Southeast Asian countries. Since the end of the Cold War, the relationship between India and the United States has improved greatly. Both America and India are democracy and have a large-scale and growing trade relationship which has greatly contributed to this. During the Gulf War, the Indian economy has reached a very difficult stage. The Indian government adopted a liberalized economic system. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, India improved diplomatic relations with NATO member countries, in particular Canada, France and Germany. In 1992, India established formal diplomatic relations with Israel.

Regardless of myths and senses, war is a "part of human society" and should recognize that death and "serious human atrocities" are the first and foremost (Hedges 26, 23). In his essay, "war is the power to give meaning to us," Chris Hedges said, "We separate the mystical reality from the sensory reality," In a wonderful war, events are meaningless In the reality of feeling, what we see is (21) In the movie "Iwo Jima" directed by Clint Eastwood, the sensory reality of World War II is that the US military has completely It is indicated by the perspective of Japanese soldiers who have to defend Iwo Jima until they destroy them. The assumption surrounding the war caused a lot of confusion. Misunderstandings and conspiracy misunderstood the truth of the problem. Judging from the western coup d'etat and the Nazi rule over Kiev, this conversation encouraged important international grassroots behavior. The nature of the conflict itself is complicated and this assumption creates the idea of ​​forgetting the true victims of conflict - people and their rights However, the reasons for overwhelming victory in the Gulf War have been misunderstood, and the misunderstanding has produced erroneous assumptions about the nature of the future war. While winning, they believe that monitoring, communication, remote precision weapons and new technologies in invisible sectors have become new forms of warfare, they are impressed with the technical advantage of the United States I believe there is. A new debate on future war depends on unfounded but widely accepted belief that sensor, communication and information technology will almost certainly occur in armed conflict. (12-13) During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union were regarded as two superpowers with their own influence, power and power, respectively. The Cold War was a constant confrontation, tension, misunderstanding and competition between the United States of America and the Soviet Union, and an ally between the 1945s and the early 1990s (Gottfried 10). During this long period the so-called competition between the United States and the Soviet Union was expressed through military gatherings, propaganda spreading, growth of spy activity, weapons development, considerable industry progress and various changes. Compete for technology development in various fields of human activities such as medicine, education, space exploration.

Have you heard about the Korean War held on June 25, 1950? Ideological conflict killed tens of millions of people, separated millions of families, rubbed the country, leaving a permanent scar of Korean culture. Later, the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, the Iraq War and others are well known. Let's change the number of bodies pointing to the war itself. You can guess the number of those killed during all these wars. The real civilian of the Vietnam War was only the Vietnam War, 2 million in the north and 2 million in the south. During the war, the number of military victims was 1 million and 600,000 people were injured. Any war is reasonable. There is no reason why nobody carries the risk of war. The real doubt is whether the given reason is moral. So, is war moral or immoral? Is morality absolute or personal? Morality should be based on feelings, religion or other reasons? Is it reasonable to do it after all? Unfortunately, unfortunately, everything is complicated and these are real questions and need to be answered as long as the history of mankind is subject to individual discussion. I will express my opinion without reasoning. The reasoning itself draws several conversations or starts to express the book. Yes, there is absolute morality. These ethics come from the literal translation of the original Christian Bible (including Torah, Nevim, Ketvin, Gospel, Letters, Revelation). Finally, no, the results can never prove the rationality of the means. The term war is defined as follows. 1) Armed conflict or fight between states or factions. 2) struggle struggle. The term "rational" is used to define that the United States is not responsible in the war. Is it wrong for us to fight Iraq? Is the reason for the war right? I have to depend on my personal opinion, I think this war is irrational. Saddam Hussein lost power as Iraq could be justified. People can rebuild if they know how to do. It is impossible for the dead and their loved ones to see them again. The soldiers sacrificed their lives for this war. Is the result okay? We can wait and see what happens. The first article I read is the Washington Post and claims that President Bush entered the war for the wrong reason.

Terry H. Anderson reports that Americans have repeatedly encountered the truth about President Bush and his government's Irising in Iraq and Afghanistan war, so my book is trustworthy. He decided the way to the war, decided the decision, set the time, what information was publicly announced, what information was hidden and eliminated? President Bush covers the truth and has many reports to get what he wants in this book. It leads to the truth about fighting for not justification. Since George W. Bush's devastating war in Afghanistan and Iraq, the myth of American militarism, his father George · H · W. Especially compared to countless madness, President Bush is often seen as a model of attention - Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz. After all, their agenda argues that the duty of the savior of the United States is not only to remove the "evil actor" but also to remove the "evil" itself. In contrast, President Bush was said to be aware of the limits of American power. He was a realist, his restricted Gulf War was an "inevitable war", and his son's invasion of Iraq in 2003 was a miserable "selective war". However, H. W. began the "free agenda" first to legalize illegal invasion in Panama. When George HW Bush entered the Gulf war, his support rate rose 18 percentage points to an astounding 82%, and after ten years, his son George W. Bush commanded the invasion of Iraq When he did, his evaluation rose. 13 points, as I said before, there is a war way to put together a split country. This is common, but that is especially true for the United States. In recent years, Venezuela has worked with Moscow, and their relationship succeeded not only in the economic field but also in the military. There is little need to prove that Donald Trump has John Kennedy's patience and diplomacy to avoid nuclear accidents, and considering the Russian record, in particular Venezuela is a Russian I will actively participate in the army. Given the current civil war with the government, the United States has enough opportunity to expel Russians reasonably (indirectly) from Latin America. In 1992, Bill Clinton became the 42nd President of the United States, beating George Bush. Bill Clinton was the first president born after World War II and was the youngest president since John F. Kennedy. He is the second president who was impeached in American history. His impeachment is the result of his rash behavior. The impeachment hearing and all the evidence were advertised and often imitated to tease it, but his impeachment was not a joke. President Clinton made a serious accusation against him, and these claims were denied until the evidence became uncontrollable so that he could no longer conceal the truth.

Four years after the first withdrawal of the US battalion, the last US combat unit finally left South Vietnam on March 29, 1973. A total of approximately 5 million Americans served in the Vietnam War. They are not only soldiers but also officials, consultants, nurses, doctors, and other troops supporting the Republic of Vietnam. American soldiers are coming home, but the influence of the war still remains on the shoulder. When American soldiers returned from World War II, they were called heroes. In commemoration of their sacrifice, a parade was held everywhere. Unfortunately, these honors seem luxurious for veterans of the Vietnam War. They are being abused. Several veterans recalled that when they just landed, people demonstrated against them. "A lot of people spit us and said that we are rude." The Vietnam War broke the American society. People are full of doubts about their righteousness. In addition, Vietnam is a very unpopular war compared to World War II. As a result, American citizens try to forget it and often forget veteran officers. Most veterans are successful in transitioning to a civilian life, but many do not. Approximately 150,000 people are injured or disconnected at home and at least 21,000 people have permanent disability and can not work hard. To make matters worse, they could not get appropriate and necessary assistance. Most Vietnamese veterans come from low-income working-class families. Because they can not afford to buy private health care, they can only receive treatment at a dirty public hospital. Many veterans will return home with not only physical pain but also psychological problems. They are still experiencing depression, flashback, nightmare, loneliness, being unable to approach others. The psychological problem that many veterans have is called posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). According to a study, about 700,000 Vietnamese veterans came home with post-traumatic stress disorder. However, the veteran government did not acknowledge its existence until 1979. In addition to medical care, making a living is also a big problem for these veterans. Compared to the veteran of World War II, Vietnamese veteran provided $ 200 per month for monthly service and received not only government support but also university tuition fee. About 250,000 Vietnamese veterans could not find a job after completing military service. Some of them committed a crime. In 10 years since I returned to China, 25% of Vietnam war veterans were arrested on charges. More than 100,000 Vietnam war veterans (actual numbers far higher) suicide after the war because they have to bear so much pain and even have to be abandoned even by their own people and the country Did. Up Following the long-term abuse of Vietnam war veterans, the American public began to change their perception in the 1980s. They began to notice that most men are only making real soldiers. Veterans of Vietnam war veterans gradually gained recognition. On 13th November 1982, the Veteran Veteran Memorial Museum was dedicated to celebrate its sacrifice in Washington, DC. The differences between veterans of Afghanistan war and Iraq war veterans and veterans in Vietnam include age, gender, presence or absence of marital status. Compared with Vietnam war veterans, most Iraq wars and Afghan war veterans started warfare at a younger age, including more women. In addition, veterans of the Iraq War and Afghanistan War are unlikely to have marriage, divorce, divorce or imprisonment history. According to Fontana and Rosenheck (2008), the difference between veterans' attributes and mental health in the Iraq War and the Afghan War is a major influence on the Veterans Affairs (VA) plan and treatment plan compared with Vietnamese war veterans May be given. They have reached this conclusion by comparing war veterans in Iraq and Afghanistan with the Persian Gulf War hospitalized for four outpatients and veterans' samples of Vietnam. The US Veterans Affairs Burea

INTRODUCTION Israel is one of the youngest countries in the world today, not a person who does not know the conflict. Since immigrants from Europe has been rushed to the Palestinian territory, in front of the United Kingdom of forced Palestinian abolition, tension between Palestinians and Jews is higher. When the UK withdrew from Resolution 181 of the Palestinian and the UN General Assembly, Israel was able to declare independence in 1948. Two thousand years ago the Jews were driven out by the Romans. And they officially returned to their house since 1948. land Between 1947 and 1982, Israel fought five fights. Lili (1982) Israel won every war, but the price of that country is high. Thousands of Israelis died to defend their country. Terrorism is always a threat and fears that their small houses may be destroyed by enthusiastic Arabs. The Gulf War (1993) became a turning point for Israel. Iraq, which has been threatened by military weapons for a long time, has developed into one of the largest troops in the world. Iraq attacked and conquered Kuwait, an Arab neighbors. Arab countries have differences in this problem. Many people are worried that Iraq will change their home country. However, Yasser Arafat and PLO backed Iraq. Arab countries frustrated by oil stop paying operating expenses of PLO 6 days of war (June 1967) - War between Israel and its neighbors Egypt, Jordan and Syria. Arab countries of Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria also provided military and weapons. At the end of the war, Israel dominated the Sinai Peninsula, the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights. The outcome of the war has influenced the geopolitics of this area till today. China Cultural Revolution (1966 - 1976 years) - was initiated by Mao Zedong of the People's Republic of China president, the People's Republic of China of a wide range of social and political turmoil. Mao said that the elements of "free bourgeoisie" penetrated the party and society as a whole, they wanted to regain capitalism. Mao Zedong mobilized the behavior and thinking of the China Youth, claiming that eliminating these factors through the class struggle after the revolution, the formation of the Red Guard organizations throughout the country. On June 5, 1967, Israel was isolated, but that military commander came up with a wonderful war strategy. In addition to sending only 12 combatants to protect the Israeli airspace, while the Egyptian pilot is having breakfast, the Israeli Air Force as a whole is also known as the Moked Operation at 7:14 am ). The day before the attack, Rabin visited some of the Air Force Base, said the pilot: at the time of 11 am 5 minutes, 180 of Egypt fighters were destroyed. Before the Syrians attacked Tiberias and Megiddo, defense minister Moses Dayan did not intend to attack Syria. After that, the Israeli fighters attacked Syria and Jordan Air Force and Iraqi airport. By the end of the first day, most of Egypt and half of the Syrian Air Force were destroyed on the ground. Israel claims to have destroyed 302 Egyptian aircraft, 20 Jordanian aircraft and 52 Syrian aircraft. (18f)

Exploring the reason why Central and Eastern Europe was rebuilt after the First World War One of the reasons why Central and Eastern Europe was rebuilt after the First World War is a self-determination policy strongly endorsed and supported by the US President Woodrow Wilson. There is also a very democratic idea. He and other peacemakers believe that those who view themselves as a country should form a single country. For example, Poles should live in a country called Polish, they should be managed by Poles, there are no other people in Poland, and there is no pole outside Poland. Eastern, Southern Europe (Civil War), Eastern, Southern Hemisphere, East Coast, South Pacific, South Pacific, South Pacific, Central Europe, the Arctic Circle, Central Europe (Political Zone of World War I) Eastern Europe Tropical Political Zone West Coast Far East and Western Europe Northwestern Europe (Political Zone) Bay, Persian Gulf Region Western North World, North East Southeast Asia (Civil War Background) North Africa, North Africa Unification of Western Europe and Central Europe is Roman Catholic and Latin. However, Eastern Europe is still an area of ​​orthodox Christianity, gray co-Byzantine culture, after division (1054), Eastern Europe is a cultural aspect of Western European countries (Catholic and Protestant) within the framework of the Church Slavic language and Cyrillic letter Developed unity. And resistance. According to Hungarian historian JenőSzűcs, the foundation of the history of the first millennium in Central Europe is closely related to the development of Western Europe. He explained that not only Christianity and its cultural consequences were implemented during the 11th and 15th centuries but also clear social identity appeared in Central Europe based on the characteristics of Western Europe. The keyword of Western social development since the year 2000 is the spread of freedom and autonomy in Western Europe. After the First World War, except for the emerging Soviet Union, Europe was dominated by the nation state. In Central and Eastern Europe, several countries are in conflict, while ethnic groups that are in a disadvantageous position are seeking protection from the League of Nations. During the Second World War, Germany tried to establish a pan-European empire based on extreme German national identity and power. In the latter part of the 20th century, when the Europeans recovered from the two world wars, the Western European empire collapsed and became a new political unit. When they reaffirm their role in the postwar world, Europeans are now identifying with larger international organizations like the European coal and steel community, or the national community formed under the NATO or Warsaw Pact can.

The legal aspect of the news interview in war is a topic of intense debate. Propaganda can be either positive or negative. Throughout history, news interviews during the war were always very sensitive issues. The way the media draws war has had a great impact on the morale of the citizens and the attitude of the state. Journalists often face the moral and ethical dilemma of telling accurate but interesting stories. They must be responsible for the report, but in order to succeed at the same time they must maintain the public interest. One of the unique features of this war is that it was the first time in history that it was exhibited in the living room of America through television. In the night news, a dark image blinks across the screen everyday. Most families then had dinner together, and news programs were by chance at dinner. Strict statistics are on the rise - dead, injured, MIA, and prisoners - families are gathering around the television. Obviously, if you are selected, you either go home in one of the boxes or not in the box. The Gulf War in 1991 was my first television broadcast war. I saw the television at home when I was 11 years old. I am actively participating in war. My parents gathered me and my brothers after dinner, brought us downstairs and opened T.V. We got up late that night. The press was broadcast from Baghdad, waiting for the war to begin. I am looking forward to it. I was excited. Rumors concerning the murder of a baby by Iraqi soldiers in Kuwait are widespread. We are told that the city is silent. The streetlight is dotted with evening skyline. An imminent strike caused a fear of silence. Siren screams fear, the wolf is still talking, but fear comes up in his voice. No problem, our USA (good people) have cruise missiles, they have skad. Wolf is safe I can not be sure about reporters of Baghdad. Because our missiles are only for the bad guys, they tell us. Brown skin, a man with a thick mustache. Baby killer This schedule must be started during each subsequent meeting. It should focus on what bad guys do. When gathering new information, you need to synchronize each conference with "Add" and "Delete" and attract malicious people. This timeline decides everything from technical relaxation to PR and legal strategy. If a large data set is involved, it is useful for simple and efficient queries as well. There is always a big gap in the timetable. In order to narrow these gaps, please create a list of questions you need to answer to make sure your timeline really represents what the bad guys are doing. Maintain these problems, update them in the answer, and inform the team during the event. These new responses should be updated in time series. Also be sure to focus on issues that may reveal harmful events that occur during each synchronization.

Hello, Welcome to Planet side, "Even if I had anything in the past, I have left this place for a long time." Planet side 2 will separate it from other shooting games. In an open world war, it is not difficult to find a battle that fits your game style. The fight ranged from a small outpost to every bloody massacre of the big biotop. I am also good at combining weapons tactics. With armor, faction-specific fighters, bombers and vehicles, its tranquility makes it easy to find characters you can enjoy and learn. This small and big conspiracy set is what I call the "civil war is a war" crowd, or "war is a war". "War is a war" - War emphasizes war is battle and murder, using the expression "war is war". By emphasizing the nature of violent warfare, supporters often complain about population-centered anti-violence or limited engagement regulations. As my general blogger, Eric C, often reminds me not to create a scarecrow in the pursuit of intellectuals, today I am discussing military strategies before decomposing it, "War is a war" commentary Extend the area. In a later article, I will provide a more precise definition of war, show the paradox of the argument that "war is war", and I think that being moral than your enemies is not a bad thing . Is it always a bad thing to fight? Should we avoid war all the time? Many people argue that war is by no means rational. It is absolutely wrong, and we should never do it. They believe that the use of violence is totally unacceptable, no matter what is achieved. But can we prove some kind of war? Is war every now and then? Sometimes war violates international law. Organizations such as the United Nations have acceptable rules on war, but that is not the case. Most people believe that international law can not defeat a powerful country with powerful penalties, but many people should respect the same and maintain a good relationship between the states I believe there is. War, the exercise of force, is often regarded as the ultimate tool of international relations. A general definition is given by Clausewitz, war is "to continue politics by other means". More and more research includes "new wars" by non-state actors. The fields of "war research" and "strategic research" cover war research in international relations. Mobilizing international shame can also be seen as a tool for international relations. This is an attempt to change the behavior of the country by "naming and humiliating" behavior at the international level. This is mainly done by large-scale human rights NGOs such as Amnesty International (for example, calling the Gulf of Guantanamo "Glag") and Human Rights Watch. A prominent use of the UN Human Rights Commission's 1235 procedure is to publicly disclose human rights violations in the country. The current UN Human Rights Council has not yet used this mechanism.

During the American Civil War, "more than 20,000 women in federal and southern countries were engaged in relief activities" (Schultz, 2004). These women have certain occupational rights and responsibilities through the civil war. They defeated the general tradition of Victoria and volunteered to become a civil war nurse, but it shocked the country (USAHEC.org). These fighting aids took care of the injured soldiers and carried out other duties to help soldiers. However, these women were not immediately accepted by hospital male doctors. American Civil War, Civil War, American Revolution, Battle of British Revolution, British Revolution, Bunker Mountain Battle, European Theater Blitz Battle, Falkland Islands War Gulf War Korea Conflict Korea War Hegemony Seven Years War Tet Vietnam War (World War I) attacked the fight of Vicksburg on the western front of World War I, World War I, World War I, War, World War II, World War II, World War II The American Civil War was well preserved in American history. However, this does not reflect the level of protection efforts against the global civil war. Other countries rarely hold their battlefield battlefield, one remarkable exception is the Battle of Britain's battlefield and the battle of Russia's preservation of Klikovo. The American Civil War was advertised as one of the most bloody wars in world history. While most of the focus is on moral and political results, the civil war has affected every aspect of American life, including literature. Prior to the Civil War, American romanticism was rampant through the 1850s. And writers like Henry Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne always worshiped this optimistic style. But Post America's literary style has undergone a significant change, moving towards a more realistic and somewhat cynical tone that can be found in Mark Twain's work. This change is mainly due to the atrocities of the civil war and the influence on the whole American society. To further study this polarization change, this article explores Hawthorne and Twain's work, especially 'Red Letter' and 'Huckleberry Finn Adventures'.

On the day of 2003, the United States from the United Kingdom and the Allied forces began war against Iraq. Immediately after the explosion began to attack Iraqi capital Baghdad, US President George W. Bush announced in a television speech as follows: "The US and allied forces disarm Iraq and release military President Bush and his counsel are based on the idea that Saddam Hussein owns or constructs weapons of mass destruction, most of the war Proved the case. Hostility started about 90 minutes after the US ruled that Saddam Hussein left Iraq or faced the deadline of war. President Bush said the initial target of "military importance" was attacked by the attacks of US battle bombers and Tomahawk cruise missiles stationed in the Persian Gulf. In response to these attacks, radio stations in the Iraq republic in Baghdad announced that "evil people, enemies of God, families, and humans have already attacked our homes and people." Saddam Hussein announced in early March 2003 that "believers will definitely win the invasion", but he occasionally hid to speak with his people through the tape immediately after the invasion of the United States. . In just three weeks the alliance turned over his regime and occupied major cities in Iraq with a few casualties. On May 1, 2003, President Bush announced the end of major strategies. Despite the failure of Iraq's conventional military power, since the announcement of the military victory, the rebels have been fiercely guerrilla wars throughout the country, resulting in thousands of Allied soldiers, insurgents and the general public He died. After a fierce search, American soldiers discovered that Saddam Hussein was hiding in a hole of 8 feet from a depth of 6 miles of his nine-mile tikulto. While arrested, he resisted and did not hurt. The field soldier described him as "a man who resigned from his fate". In October 2005, Hussein was arrested at people 's crime trial and began a trial involving massacres. Immediately after Saddam resigned in June 2004, the interim government transferred power to the Iraq interim government. In January 2005, Iraqi citizens elected 275 Iraqi National Assembly. The new constitution of the country was approved in October. On November 6, 2006, Saddam Hussein was convicted of crimes against humanity and sentenced to death. After being unsuccessful in appealing, he was executed on December 30, 2006. The trouble that began here led to war against Iraq after all, it was not a war against Iraq at all. Indeed, the Bush administration tried to regard it as a war in Iraq, on behalf of the Iraqi people and in the fight against tyrant who robbed national rights. Both explanations are incorrect. This is neither a war against Iraq nor a war against Iraq because in a very realistic sense Iraq does not exist. Two adventurous diplomats, French and British, split. The Iraq war, which began at the planning stage and continues to occupy Iraq through aggression, encountered considerable opposition in the United States. A few months before the war broke out, the protests were held nationwide on February 15, 2003, of which the largest protest actions were from about 300,000 to 400,000 people in New York City, Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, Protestors gathered. The number is small. Consistent with the anti-war sentiment of the city protest, for several months until the Iraq war, American public opinion strongly supported diplomatic solutions rather than immediate military intervention. According to a survey of CBS News / New York Times in January 2003, 31% are seeking immediate military intervention, while 63% of Americans seek President Bush for a diplomatic solution to the situation in Iraq . However, the poll also found that if diplomacy fails, the proportion of support for military operations to eliminate Saddam Hussein exceeds 60%.

Summary of Civil War Battle: The Civil War contains about 10,500 battles, involvement and other military operations, including about 50 large battles and about 100 large battles. The rest are small conflicts, reconnaissance, naval battle, siege, bombing. These fights occurred in 23 different states, with more than 650,000 injured people total. Data - ad - client = "ca - pub - 7459104103345814" data - ad - slot = "9852498000" data - ad - format = "auto"> Battle is divided into designated theaters including Eastern Theater, Western Theater, Transimississippi Theater, Gulf Coast and Sue (Dakota) Uprising Data - ad - client = "ca - pub - 7459104103345814" data - ad - slot = "9852498000" data - ad - format = "auto"> This is two battles of the entire civil war, but countless lives were lost in all wars. These fights are only 2 months apart. The purpose of this article is to provide information on two civil wars, Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. Battle of Chancelliersville In the battle of Chancellorsville, Hooker was the Alliance General and Lee was the Federal President. Hook is 130 thousand people, Lee is 60 thousand people. There are more people and goods in the hook, and the number of Lee is beyond them. - For a long time, the civil war was the most beautiful in the world history, "cleaned up for propaganda purposes". The war took place between the famous generals Robert Lee and Ulysses S. Grant, and their armies fought for great and noble principles, and a little hein against other troops I did not do a war. I feel guilty about that crime. Summary of Civil War Battle: The Civil War contains about 10,500 battle, battle and other military operations, including about 50 large battles and about 100 large battles. The rest are small conflicts, reconnaissance, naval battle, siege, bombing. These fights occurred in 23 different states, with more than 650,000 injured people total. The battle in New Mexico during the Civil War in New Mexico was rarely mentioned in the "state" (at that time, New Mexico was the territory). However, from the perspective of many historians, these fights end up in the West (New Mexico, Arizona, California, Colorado), its federal government attempts to occupy its people and their enormous resources It is important for maintaining the alliance to keep it. Shaxi carnage On November 29, 1864, Colonel John Chiaventon, advocating Indian extinction, arrived near Black Kettle Camp in Shaxi, Colorado, marched from Fort Lyon. The American flag and the white national flag drifted through the refugee camp, but the army attacked and killed about 200 Indians, and two thirds were women and children.

The Korean War was an episode during the Cold War. When the Soviet Union and America fought for communism and democracy, it caused war in North Korea. Most people call this war a forgotten war. This is because it is not as important as the Second World War of the United States, the Vietnam War, the Gulf War of 1991. One of the reasons why the Korean War was "forgotten" was that besides Incheon's landing, it seemed to be boring and not characteristic. History will show that the US and the Soviet Union fought as allies during the Second World War and that their postwar relationships should be friendly. The result of the Korean War set the tension of the cold war between the superpowers. The Korean War played an important role in the development of the Cold War because it showed that it is the two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union can play a "restricted war" in a third country. The "limited war" or "agent war" strategy is characterized by the Vietnam War and the Afghan Soviet war, and the conflict in Angola, Greece, and the Middle East. The war brought scars to North Korea and South Korea. The economies and infrastructure of both countries were severely damaged by explosion, shelling, and loss of skilled workers. After the war, Korea was able to modernize and industrialize with the help of America. By contrast, North Korea's economy was powerful at first, but in the 1990s it faced a crisis. After the end of the Second World War in 1945, the Japanese were expelled from the Korean Peninsula, effectively distinguishing between the Soviet Union and the United States. In 1948 he met President Lee Seung-won and occupied the southern part of the Korean Peninsula. At the same time, the Soviet Union helped establish the communist government in the north. With the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950, the United States provided military and economic aid to South Korea, and finally negotiated peace negotiations with the Soviet Union. After the ceasefire declaration in 1953, Korea still split in the 38th parallel. The United States continues to provide military and economic support to South Korea to curb the spread of communism in Asia. Korea also depends greatly on US assistance as a post-war reconstruction fund. After the Korean War, South Korea was supported by the United States, North Korea's society became more isolated when North Korea received support from the Soviet Union. At this point in the history of Korea, the Korean government places great emphasis on rebuilding the economy into an autonomous place. It is consistent with the subject philosophy. This concept refers to Kim Il Sung's idea including subjective ideas, its widespread revolutionary theory, and guidance methods developed from these ideas. He developed this concept and strengthened its position in South Korea 's Labor Party. It is only a kind of modern Marxism - Leninism, and the young Kim Jong Il said it needed to recognize it and raised it to the level of Stalin.

In the last long and devastating World War II, the Korean War was called "a forgotten war" by Canadian veterans. After Japan's defeat in World War II, South Korea was divided into two parts, North Korea and South Korea. The Democratic People's Republic of Korea was occupied by the Soviet communist country, Korea was occupied by the United States and other democracy. The war began on June 25, 1950. And the North Korean people attacked the 38th Army troops behind their staff and cannons. Canada played an important role in the Korean War. The Korean War began in 1950 and the North Korean army crossed the 38th parallel line and entered the Republic of Korea. This is five years after the establishment of the United Nations, but as a part of the United Nations, the Korean Democratic People's Republic proceeded quickly to help the North Korean army fight the army from the north. On June 25, 1950, after the North Korean army crossed 38 parallel lines, we immediately separated the longitude of the Korean peninsula from Canada and dealt with the suffering of the Republic of Korea. Canadian troops are willing to fight, but they encountered many difficulties in Korea. The most important of these difficulties is the use of "War of War" in the "World War I", military training for this war was inadequate. Another problem facing Canada is that communication with the United States is inadequate. Since the end of World War II and the establishment of the United Nations, Canada has played a variety of roles in various external wars. In the Korean War, Canada plays an important role in the dispatch of troops and may help to prevent North Korea from occupying the African continent. In the Persian Gulf War, Canada played an important political role in the sanctioning war, but during the war Canada played more supportive role in the United States. In the war with terrorism in Afghanistan, Canada contributed what they could do in the form of group-trained sniper and special forces. It is still two projects that the government provides sufficient funds yet. Recently, in Iraq, Canada did not participate in the "happy alliance" war that was not approved by the United Nations, and it was not suitable for specially trained sniper and special forces. Initially, Canada did not respond to US involvement in the Korean War. The Canadian society agrees that the Korean War is worth fighting. The consensus during the Korean War was more extensive as the French Canadians supported more enthusiastic support for the war. Federal civil servant Pierre Trudeau and public opinion survey of the Ottawa Civil Service shows that many Ottawa French and Canadians welcome the expansion of Canada by the Cold War alliance. Fighting Communism is a matter of the traditional difference of Canadian attitude toward foreign policy.

In today's society, the war in Iraq is a very sensitive and fragmented problem. I can not ignore the clouds surrounding this government, but as regards the potential incentives brought about by the war (such as the benefits to Saddam Hussein by the Gulf War and the treatment of President Bush and oil for revenge) It surpasses the possibility of. Motivation can explain why the US involvement in Iraq war is unfair because why it does not belong to any of the four power functions written by Robert J. In all respects, the war in Iraq is not only fraudulent, it is almost all wars that we can fight. These are not defensive wars; these are attack wars for the geopolitical benefits of the region. The idea that Iraq and Afghanistan will pose a real threat to the United States is nothing but promoting figs leaves. Mr. Caps' point of reference is also very wonderful (Matthew 10: 34 and 21: 12). Based on these two paragraphs, Mr. Capsus intends to suggest that Jesus will favor or participate in this system to kill people. Please imagine that Jesus is the sacred place of Rambo. There are two ammunition zones on his chest, there are "street" attack weapons that can judge everyone who refuses to love enemies! There are major differences between finding the meaning of text using annotations and applying annotations to text using annotations. I suggest Capps do the latter here. Praising Bush to "solve" Iraq is like praising a drug dealer trying to save overwhelming customers. Bush began an unfair war in Iraq, killed hundreds of thousands of people, destroyed the country, destroyed the stability of the region as a whole, and brought a trillion dollar loss to US taxpayers. There is rational criticism of President Obama 's policy in Iraq, but if it is not the behavior of President Bush, there is no need to adopt any policy. Because President Bush caused damage to this area, everything that Mr. Obama had in the Middle East is necessary. We oppose President Obama 's action in Syria. In 2003 he announced his opinion and voted against the resolution of the war invading Iraq, but this revealed that he did not want to dispatch US forces for an unfair career It is a reason. In 2011 he dispatched a fighter aircraft of America reluctantly to destroy the mob of Kataphia. These assassins will destroy Benghazi's resistance! What happened in that situation? With the US military, the ongoing civil war will not end soon. The influence of the United States in this region of the world is like a painful blister which has been continuing for at most 1400 years, it does not change one tyrant and there is no good will to solve it.

Although the Aroostook war never happened, it is not a problem. In the west, thousands of New England militia were walking north through the main, some funds were diverted, and one militia died of measles. In the new east, New Brunswick moved several troops to the St. John River and mobilized local irregular troops. Manager in both conflict areas was arrested and detained at Holden and Fredericton. The battle never broke out and by the end of the winter of 1839 America and the colonial army withdrew from this area. The Aroostook War (1838-1839) was a novel bloodless war without prior notice due to failure to determine the northeast border between New Brunswick and the current main state. After Maine became a state in 1820, the Main Legislature and Massachusetts jointly provided subsidies to settlers on both sides of the Aroostook River. In 1831, the United States and the UK tried to compromise at the border by submitting this matter to King Dutch for arbitration. Upon reaching agreement, the US Senate rejected the plan in 1832. In January 1839 a group of Americans went into a conflict area to expel the Canadian woodcutter where they worked. The Canadians arrested the leader of the group and founded 10,000 main troops along the Aroostook River in the middle of two months. Tension at the blurred Maine province - New Brunswick border involves a hostile logging team of the Aroostook War that did not bleed in 1839. I did not shoot, but both sides tried to maintain the country's glory and get more land of wood. It is easy to compromise the 1868 Webster-Ashburton Convention of Maine and Minnesota State, as each party has an old secret map that clearly indicates that the other party is in a better suit. Calm down. In 1859, the bloodless pig war determined the position of the border based on the San Juan Islands and the Gulf Islands. Incorrect controversies in the interpretation and investigation of border treaties required additional negotiations leading to the 1848 Webster-Ashburton Convention. The Convention solved the Aroostook war on the border with Maine, New Brunswick and New Brunswick. Meanwhile, the state of Canada. On the one hand, the Convention redefines the boundary between New Hampshire, Vermont and New York State, and on the other hand redefines Canadian state boundaries, the Indian River Conflict at the exit of Champrain Lake and Fort Brandner's I will solve the dilemma.

1. The civil war in Syria is also called Syria's uprising in general, an ongoing Syrian armed conflict between the faithful forces of the Syrian Baath Party government and the forces trying to overthrow it. The conflict began on March 15, 2011 and the nationwide demo began to increase in April 2011. These demos are part of a wider Middle East protest movement known as Arab Spring. Protestors demanded that President Bashar al-Assad resigned, whose families served as president in Syria since 1971 and have completed the Baas Party rule over 40 years. In April 2011, the Syrian Army was used to calm the uprising. After a military siege for several months ... show more 5. The Assad family comes from the minority of Ala Wit, an Islamic Shiite clone estimated to account for 12% of the total Syrian population, and this faction occupies about 4 of Syria's population . 3 points The Arab League, the United States, the European Union, the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf and other countries condemned the use of violence against protesters. Thanks to the government's response to the crisis, the Arab League stopped accessing Syria, but on March 6, 2013, the Syrian People's Association, the seat of Syria. The Arab League also sent an observer mission in December 2011 as part of its settlement. crisis Further efforts to resolve the crisis by appointing Kofi Annan as a special envoy. On July 15, 2012 ICRC evaluated Syria's dispute as "non-international armed conflict" (the legal term of ICRC's civil war), thereby applying international humanitarian law based on the Geneva Convention to Syria. 8. On January 2, 2013, the United Nations stated that the number of deaths due to war exceeded 60,000, and on February 12 the figure was renewed to 70,000. According to the opposition activist group, 74,470 people were killed from 62,550 people, about half of whom were civilians. Further information: Syrian government's response to the use of military power to deal with US-led Syrian civil war intervention, US attacks on the Syrian civil war during the Syrian civil war, timber tung, Syrian train and equipment programs, and chemical weapons Approval. Despite the pressures from some political groups, the US government, led by Barack Obama, in the first few months of the Syrian riots did not completely demand that Bashar al-Assad resign . Opposed by major allies. First of all, in April 2011 the United States imposed sanctions on the Asado regime and subsequently on May 18, 2011 the President Obama's administrative order was specifically targeted to Bashar al-Assad and six other senior officials. Syria's civil war was born in the Spring of Arab in 2011, after a brutal repression of protest by President Bashar al-Assad, it came into armed conflict (mainly dominated by young Syrians and demands his removal) did). The Syrian government later refused to negotiate with so-called "armed terror organization." As with most civil wars, conflict is actually composed of several loose alliances. The Assad administration and its supporters, the Sunni Arab rebel groups (including the Free Syrian army), and the Syrian Democratic Alliance of Great Kurdish, and Sa Lafite Jihad (including al-Nusra Front) We are cooperating with factions of armed groups, Iraq Islamic countries, Levant and known as ISIL. These factions are strongly endorsed by foreign forces and these major authorities designate disputes supported by regional and global interests as surrogate wars. In other words, confusion

A mysterious world filled with adventure was created by a man named John Ronald Tolkien. He filled the mysterious world with people like elves, dwarves, and hobbits. The world was created in the field of literature, respected by many people, and criticized by others. His story is one of the most literary works ever. Many of the activities of JR.R. influenced his sentences such as interest in linguistics, living as an orphan, and his service in the First World War. This book is about his grandfather, Willy Holliday, a veteran - who raised him. A person who has never studied or written. Whether it is a world war, a civil rights era, Vietnam, the Cold War or the Gulf War, people who experienced depression, Jim Crow. Even though his family contains great grandchildren, those who are still owners of the family will never complain - only praise God and chase women. As a son of a slave-born American, Willy represented the first generation of slave-American blacks. He died in 2004 and became the last member of American history. Since death fourteen years ago he has been trying to respect his grandfather in the world, people are reading his book now For ordinary Americans, World War II was a white war. It is rarely drawn as a hero in hundreds of photographs, movies, and history that blacks record conflicts. Even cartoons of that era will disappoint the black people. Bill Molding's famous cartoon character Willie and Joe are white. Blacks seem to be supplementary to victory, mainly shameless work of truck drivers, cargoes and unloading workers. Before the revolutionary war, black people were included in colonial era militia. During the war between France and India, men of all ages and races have joined forces to defend their towns and villages from the plunder of the Indians. At the beginning of the Revolutionary War, blacks did their best to pay for their causes, like their white brothers. More than 5000 blacks enriched the status of the mainland. Black soldiers fought at Lexington and Concorde

From the 1880's until the Second World War, France ruled Vietnam as part of French Indochina including Cambodia and Laos. This country is under the official control of the emperor. From 1946 to 1954, the Vietnamese fought for independence from France during the first Indochina war. At the end of the war, the country was temporarily divided into northern and southern parts of Vietnam. North Vietnam is under the control of the Communist Party of Vietnam, opposed to France, established a unified Vietnam under the Communist Party. The Vietnam War extended the term of Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford. Every President suffers from an invincible war in progress in Indochina. However, President Nixon and President Ford promise to win war in some way. However, President Nixon decided to develop the South Vietnamese Army into the United States to protect himself from North Vietnam and other invading countries. Therefore, Nixonism did not focus directly on Communist containment, focusing on developing their own indigenous military strength, not by protecting developing countries through war statements against invaders. Vietnam is a country in Southeast Asia and it takes longer than any other problem to occupy Kennedy. The Vietnam War (1955 - 1975) was a civil war and South Vietnam's anti-Communist army opposed the acquisition of the Communist forces of North Vietnam with the help of the United States. President Eisenhower provided military support and funds to South Vietnam in 1954 and dispatched a consultant to the country throughout the 1950s. Kennedy considers "Vietnam's full war is unthinkable", but his American army has tripled. Senator William Fulbright (1905-1995) suggested that Kennedy dispatched troops to Vietnam and prove to Khrushchev "he can not be intimidated." In 1961, President John F. Kennedy announced that in order to fight Communist Northern Vietnam, that is, to support countries threatened by communism, by dispatching materials and military advisers and the South Vietnam Communist Party, True Continue running manisms. Within a year, the US military entered a war, but Congress did not declare war. President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, and President Lyndon Johnson took over the management of the Vietnam War. Congress passed the Tokyo Bay Resolution and confirmed that the US "prepared to take all necessary measures including the use of force according to the President's decision" and supported South Vietnam. Although there was no declaration of declaration, Johnson believed that by resolution of Tokyo in the Gulf region he made it possible to expand the fight. War in Japan is becoming increasingly unpopular. Critics believe that there is no clear goal, America does not seem to win, and the number of casualties is increasing.

During the Civil War many fights were held in Tennessee. The state 's main campaign involved the battle of Hilo in the battle of Shihe, Chattanooga, Nashville, and Franklin. (Read more information on Wikipedia). Tennessee is the last state to leave the league, left on May 17, 1861. The state first joined the federal state on July 24, 1866. The purpose of this site is to provide information and records to support civil war research related to Tennessee. The civil war has occurred in thousands of places, from southern Pennsylvania to Texas, New Mexico to the coast of Florida. Most of the battle took place in Virginia and Tennessee. The civil war is controversial in the Atlantic Ocean which is far away from the coast of France, the Gulf of Mexico, the Mississippi River and its tributaries. During the Civil War, about 620,000 soldiers died of combat, accident, starvation and illness. This figure comes from war research conducted by William F. Fox and Thomas Leonard Livermore in 1889. Both fought for the league. Their estimates come from detailed studies of the battle and casualties records generated by the military during the 5-year battle. According to a recent survey, the death toll has reached 850,000. Tennessee State in Civil War: Military history of Allied and Union troops and a roster of competent soldiers. Nashville, Tennessee: The Civil War 100 Centennial Committee, 1964. Volume 1 includes a simple unit history. Volume 2 is an alphabetical list of federal and allied forces. Family History Library Book 976.8 M2t; Executive Sketch in the same war with the war between 6046966 supervisor, war between Thomas A State and State, Volunteers of the 10th Regiment, 16th Regiment, and other Tennessee troops There is also one with. 1861-1865 Nashville Tennessee. Cumberland Presbyterian Press, 1885. Free digital copy Dyer, Gustavus W. and John Trotwood Moore, Editor, Tennessee Civil War Veterans Investigation, (USA): Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr., c 1985), 5 vol. Between 1915 and 1922, veterans of the Tennessee Civil War who survived were asked to answer questions about their civil war experiences, family life, lifestyle before the war. Their answers were perfectly consistent with the five books we received. FHL Book 976.8 M2dg An important list of military history in seeking civil war is "miniature version of the history of civil warfare units" guide: history and personal stories of corps. Part 1, Federal and border countries of the United States of America. Bethesda, MD: American University Press, 1992. (Family History Library Book 973 M2 cwu pt. 1) Tennessee units are listed on pages 75-80. The family history library has a large microfilm series described in this guide.

Iraq's Chemical Weapons War Studies on chemical weapons in Iraq began in the 1970s and mass production of chemicals never began until the 1980s. In the meantime, Iraq needed a lot of help from foreign suppliers and their imports (Al-Zaman, 2003; Gosden, 1998). Until 1982 Iraq killed 50 to 100 Iranian soldiers with neurologists and it was not until 1982 that Iraq became the target of the United Nations radar. Later on, side effects of dehydration and heat stroke will cause further deaths of Iranian soldiers (Al-Zaman, 2003; Gosden, 1998). In the September 24 report, the U.K. intelligence agency believes that Iraq possessed some chemical weapons, precursors, manufacturing equipment and weapons before the Gulf War, the United Nations on 12th September President Bush detailed the series of concerns about the situation of Iraq's nuclear weapons program, including the maintenance and construction of physical infrastructure in Baghdad, in the speech of the General Assembly President Bush said the Iraqi media "There are numerous meetings between Saddam Hussein and his nuclear scientists and there is no doubt that interest in these weapons continues." In the past decade, the US bombed Iraq. According to the US government, the reason for invasion of Iraq is, among other things, chemical weapons that destroyed Iraq. However, the US government did not hesitate to use chemical weapons in fighting the guerrillas of Vietnam hidden under the leaves of the jungle. These are women and gentlemen who tried to defend Iraq by saying that Saddam Hussein has a means of initiating a chemical war - that American imperialism has been on for decades. . Under the pretext of "fighting drug war," the US military still conducts the same chemical warfare in Colombia. Clearly chemical weapons for them will feel uncomfortable only when they are not in use.

Historically, since its inception the United States has been engaged in irregular wars. Robert Scaife 's article on "Little War Magazine" discusses some examples in the war frequented by the US military. "In the 20th century America was able to fight peer and peer four times in 100 years, World War II, World War II, Korea War, and the first Gulf War" announced in 2012 As Phil Reynolds in the article states, the historical trend of irregular war is not specific to the United States. As such, "Since the Second World War there were 44 interstate wars and 372 asymmetric conflicts," hence the most likely threat in the United States. In order to introduce the trinity of war, Clausewitz first wrote that war is a complex combination of passion, opportunity and reason. Some of the reasons for the war are passion, hatred, danger and diligence. To some extent, war is an extension of politics, a rational and intentional activity aimed at changing the actions of opponents. Clausewitz considers war as a category of opportunity. This combination makes war "triangle inconsistency". In short, the war consists of three elements: first, primitive violence, hatred and hostility should be regarded as blind natural forces; secondly, opportunities to create spiritual freedom to roam and Possibility; the subordinate status of the third policy instrument makes it solely to rely on reason. The relationship between these elements is fluid and tense. As war moves toward absolute essence, passion increases and the direction of reasonable war becomes more problematic. In an introduction to the translation of "war" by Karl von Clausewitz, Anatol Lapoport proposed that "from the essence of warfare" to understand the various concepts of the essence of war. The extent of the decision depends on how humans decide. "This is an artificial phenomenon like a war." It is influenced by our reflections and evaluation. "Analyzing our views and arguments about war is not just a rhetorical purpose, therefore whether the civilization is destroyed by global warfare or whether war is a long-term or recurrent state in the human problem The answer to all important questions (no longer a philosophical question) is how people think, talk and write about the content of war, how the philosophy of war prevails . War: Florida International University Tahi Aviation Doctor Faculty of Law, Tanza @ fiu.edu

When people see all the terrible images of war on television, they only have to think "this must be done". But what is the reason why this person should defend their decision? There are many people all over the world who can only show their views through what I saw on TV, but of course this is not the content of the war. In William Earl's article "Defending War" and Trudy Gore's "Nuclear Illusion and Personal Obligations", we saw views before the war and anti-war opinion, respectively. Since Earle's article talks about the universality of war, we must distinguish between them, but Gowell is paying attention to the nuclear aspect of war. There is no universally agreed definition of war; all definitions of war have its strengths and weaknesses. The core issue of discussion is the moral problem raised by the concept of warfare: is war rational? Or is war rational? As you can see in the rest of this article, people got ideas on the ideology of the author, depending on how this problem is set. The former assumes that war is fair, but sometimes it may be universally used. This is the reason why reasonable war is a more useful concept. There is no doubt that the war that is necessary for legitimate war is included, that is, the country's most important interests in the war are threatened, and there is no desperate alternative warf to use power. After Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, World War II and the first Iraq war in 1990-1991 were eligible, but the same was true of self defense warfare. If using force is the most effective policy option, the answer is 'yes'. This goal is worthwhile and the argument that war is the best choice for it should be strong enough to get a substantial part of domestic and international support. More importantly, this case should be persuasive. In other words, using military power will bring more benefits to many people at lower cost than diplomacy, sanctions or negligence. How did the president keep the war? That is easy - get the support of the people. If they believe that participating in war is morally right (even if they do not understand all the facts), the war is universally rational, and the president will make him You can wash your hands. The public decides in various ways. Regarding the Gulf Crisis, the participation of the state began to participate in the media, the media told the information in general, the people decided to condemn the military action. Since the president deployed the army, he decided to rely on the media to educate the people of Kuwait about unjust treatment, decide to deploy, and probably support him in deciding to fight if necessary doing. After all, the people's mind will be reflected through the assembly vote.

Iraq War: There is another option When discussing the timeliness and necessity of the second Gulf war with most of the arguments when we realized that our brave uniform men and women are involved in the Middle East conflict again It is stopped by experts. However, before the present conflict began, there was a lot of debate about when and how best to appeal this situation. Many people think that the United States should work through the United Nations to seek a solution with consensus of the world. More information: criticism of the war in Iraq, opposition to the war in Iraq, legitimacy of the invasion of Iraq in 2003, views of invasion of Iraq in 2003, protest against Iraq warfare, US public opinion against invasion of the Iraq 2003 invasion of Iraq Government's attitude towards previous Iraq warfare, media coverage of the Iraq war by the media, and the Bush administration's preparations for the Iraq war were filled with a series of public and official criticism from the United States and abroad. According to the material, many American citizens have many similarities with the Vietnam War. For example, the former CIA official explained the Special Planning Bureau as a group of theorists who threaten US national security and world peace, the organization lies intelligence activities to further promote it to remove Saddam's agenda He said that he operated. Since September 11th, supporters and opponents of the Iraq war have seen it extensively all over the world. The United States is trying to use terrorism as a decisive international security paradigm. Bush often expresses the war in Iraq as "a central front of the war on terror". Some people who criticized the war, especially those inside the US military, criticized Bush against opposing the turmoil between Iraq and the terrorist war and not paying attention to more important goals of fighting with al Qaeda. As Pentagon 's former chief operating officer Greg Newbold wrote in an article in the 2006 era, "I did not dispute those who decided to invade the country more openly I regret that people, their actions are really threatening neighboring countries.

Two major drug dealers rotten officials. The government has tried to protect the identity of witnesses from the influence of drug king, but some possibilities are well known. Mexican drug war (2006 - present) - armed conflict between Mexico and its conflicting drug trafficking groups and government forces. Mexican drug trafficking groups and drug trafficking groups existed for quite a while, but since the collapse of Colombian Cali and the Medellin Cartel in the 1990s they became strong. The Mexican drug trafficking group now dominates the US wholesale illegal drug market. The cartel's violence increased as the cartel's main leader was arrested especially in the Tijuana and Cartel Gulf areas as the cartel contests the control of the trafficking route to the United States. More than 16,851 people died between December 2006 and November 2009. Drug War: In discussions on border guards and law enforcement agencies, border drug trafficking is often quoted. In this article of Jacobin magazine, the American free trade policy of "How was the cartel born?", The relationship between Mexican political growth and drug cartels is called "Mexican drug war". It was not found. Dawn Paley's article "Drug War Capitalism" outlines the impact of the US "drug war" on the stability of Colombia and Mexico. The instability described in the two articles is an important element to make people move to the United States in some way. In the report of the Central American Working Group in 2013 "Reconsidering the Drug War in Central America and Mexico" they analyzed the "drug war" policy, including the impact on immigrants and violence against women. Despite President Felipe Calderón 's will and determination to exclude Mexican narcotic warfare and consequences of Mexican drug cartels, the Mexican Government still has to take drug cartel actions (drugs, people, and weapons out of the US) for a number of reasons I can not stop it. Drug cartels are strong, politically sound, well-trained, well-ordered, and proved to manipulate the masses. Therefore, it is impossible for Mexican people. All drug trafficking activities in Mexico have ended. In a favorable aspect, Mexico has made reliable efforts to arrest several drug kings, to send Mexican prisoners to testify in the US drug drug trial, and to end government corruption. Mexico also announced a "comprehensive war" on drug trafficking by introducing new high-tech weapons from satellites to radar-equipped speedboats. "Mexican officials say the country will spend more than $ 500 million on training a series of satellite communications technologies, aircraft, naval vessels, and new police officers and soldiers" (Sandoval). Its objective is to strengthen communication between the police and the 13 Mexican Federal agencies that enforce police before entering Mexico from Latin America. Because of the successful interception strategy, Mexico was obliged to seek a new route to bring traffickers to the United States for bringing illegal items to the United States.

World War I was a war that Americans did not want to fight. Disagreements on territory, border, and other conflicts caused conflicts in the countries. At that time, President Woodrow Wilson did not fight with the people of the United States, but did not want to participate in the negotiations, so he fought together. Germany does not care about negotiations. In 1915, the British passenger ship Lusitania sank in a German submarine, 128 Americans died, and the tension worsened further 1. In 1917, Germany 's U - Boat sank three American merchant ships without any warning. US participation in the First World War is a very important event. When America entered the war, World War I went on for more than two years. This is a decisive factor when the United States joins the Allied forces in the war. Because we did not join the war until April 1917, the US Army is very fresh. Our remaining troops are important assets of the Allies. We also brought the necessary supplies to the Allies. I do not know what will happen if we do not participate in the war, but I know that Americans have given great power to the Allies. How does participation in the United States influence the process and results of World War I? Explain the importance of Woodrow Wilson's 14 points Historically, the United States has participated in many major events such as infamous civil war, World War I and the Second World War, and the Cold War. Likewise, there were many conflicts between the United States and the Middle East. For example, in the Gulf War, we liberated the Saudi Arabian state of the US from the dictator Saddam Hussein, but he holds one of the most powerful forces in the world (action). In the First World War, we will discuss the causes of World War I and the alliance system between countries. What is the position of the United States at the beginning of the war? Why did America finally end the war? How was America influenced after the war? The most famous reason for the First World War was the alliance system developed in Europe in the first half of the First World War. The coalition government is a formal political, military or economic agreement signed by more than one country. Alliance

At some point during the Second World War, the United States became the most powerful country in the world. In the past 200 years, the United States has played 10 wars and countless small military operations. In most cases, it has been successful and in some cases has defeated some of the most powerful countries in the world. In other cases, it's just lucky. Common threats that exist nationwide are indifference and ignorance. During the war the army narrowed to a very small scale. Through American history, America has fought against many wars. The Cold War was a war that the United States fought against other countries and thrown weapons. During the Cold War, the US used containment more than anti - revolution. Fearing the happiness of democracy and the occurrence of another war, the United States adopted many methods to prevent the spread of communism. After the Second World War, the United States and the Soviet Union had two superpowers, America was ready to defend the welfare of the world. Introduction The Persian Gulf War was a major war for contemporary American history. From the end of the Second World War in 1945 to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the Cold War era was anxiety of the whole country. After the end of the Vietnam War in the early 1970s, the United States had not waged war for 20 years. - Nobody knows that Persian cats have asked us this question. I change the title a bit and ask, "No one knows the Persians." Nobody knows that Persian cats brought us to Iranian underground music world. When talking about the underground music scene in Iran, Western European countries, especially many in America, may be strangers. War is what anyone knows. It is very striking, and it will always be people who were influenced by it at any point in the history of the world. War often leaves many good and bad things, from any point of view, weapons are always one of them. The war time is notorious because technology is in danger, including weapons and equipment. - There are lots of great soldiers fighting for what they feel suitable for their country in the civil war. It also has some of the greatest generals in the history of the United States, and unfortunately some of them are on the side of failure, but this fact did not make them so great. Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Li, Thomas "Stone Wall" Jackson is a wonderful proof of the dark age. Robert E. Lee was born on January 19, 1807 at Stratford, Virginia.

In addition, international organizations experts criticized rebels because they deployed military bases near densely populated villages. This is the reason why the air raid damaged this solution. In addition, international organizations criticize the Russian and Chinese positions, preventing the United Nations from deciding the policy of the Syrian government. Since October 2011, such three documents have been blocked by Russia and China. Of course, law enforcement agencies are calling on world society to stop offering weapons in Syria. Syria's serious civil war was a massive protest by citizens protesting its government, confusion, and confusion. This situation is characterized by large-scale intergovernmental action against President Bashar al-Assad. The government sent troops to stop protestors, and then Syria began war. The reason for Syria lies in its history. The first protest began on January 26, 2011. From this day onwards, new confrontation will gradually occur. Later, the situation became a full-scale attack against the government, which became a real protest by everyone. The only requirement of the demo is to change the president and its ruling. The Syrian Civil War Syrian Civil War is a continuous confrontation of Syria against Army faithful to President Asaad and the Asad family who ruled for 40 years after opposition to Syria 's democracy. The civil war began in spring of Arab in 2011 and 82,000 people including civilians, protesters, soldiers and government officials died two years later. The Assad Administration was accused of killing its people and both sides were accused of violating human rights. In my research report, I think the United Nations should be responsible for the disaster of Rwanda in 1994. In this article, there is a possibility that strong similarity may be established with the situation of Syrian Rwanda, but I will explain why this situation is difficult to intervene in the United Nations. Although the Alawi are minority, they have demonstrated power for 40 years during the term of President Asad. Since the civil war in progress in 2011 and related killings and human rights abuses, Syria has been increasingly isolated from the regional communities and the wider international community. Diplomatic relations including the UK, Canada, France, Italy, Germany, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, the United States, Belgium, Spain and the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf are blocked by several countries. Starting with the Arab League, Syria continues to maintain diplomatic relations with Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan and Yemen. Violence against Syrian civilians also suspended the Arab League and the Islamic Cooperation Organization in 2012. Syria continues to build a good relationship with traditional allies Iran and Russia, one of the few countries that will support the Syrian government. Clash with Syrian opposition

There are many unpleasant behaviors in the world that will occur over time. Some people are more severe than others, so people try to classify certain situations. In genocide there are many stages that this may be regarded as genocide. There are a number of arguments about whether Syria's situation falls under the civil war or the massacres. However, intervention may cause more problems for Syria and itself, so it may not be the best option. Since Syria itself is not supposed to be suitable for genocide of all kinds, it should not be a situation we should intervene. After the civil war of Syria began in 'Arab Spring' in 2011, after the anti-government demo resigned President Bashar Assad and requested escalation to government and violence between various opposition parties. Russia and Syria support Assad, Islamic countries (IS) occupy the territory in the north and east, the US and the Gulf countries support Syrian opponents and join the alliance with Islam against the Kurds Syria's serious civil war was a massive protest by citizens protesting its government, confusion, and confusion. This situation is characterized by large-scale intergovernmental action against President Bashar al-Assad. The government sent troops to stop protestors, and then Syria began war. The reason for Syria lies in its history. The first protest began on January 26, 2011. From this day onwards, new confrontation will gradually occur. Later, the situation became a full-scale attack against the government, which became a real protest by everyone. The only requirement of the demo is to change the president and its ruling. The Syrian civil war in Syria has become a controversial topic. The first peaceful protest action turned into a brutal civil war with more than 100,000 dead and continuation. The toxic or shot images of men, women, children seem unsightly and intolerable. Are all these casualties and the US government anticipating a series of targeted military attacks against the Syrian government? Syria is a country along the east coast of the Middle East Syria is a side effect - it is a wonderful side effect. Various wars melted, civil war between Afghanistan and Pakistan, Iraq and Syria. If this merger continues, a real war will come - Sinai and Iraq / Syria meet in Egypt and Libya's border, Syria and Turkey, Russia and NATO in Jordan. But refusal to the Security Council means that the United States can not necessarily do so (and not their Soviets). The Soviet Union maintained interpretations of their "brothers" of international law, and the United States gradually began to establish alternative international military power under its own political control.

It is said that a Mexican drug trafficking group was established in the 1980s by a man named Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo also known as "Godfather". With the help of Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo and Rafael Carlo Gentello, Miguel founded the Guadalajara cartel. One of Qatar. Two men who helped Miguel Gallardo to establish the cartel were arrested, so Carl's leader, Gallardo, said: "It is smart enough to manage five famous drug cartels by less-known bosses Let's meet in Acapulco. Mexican drug war (2006 - present) - armed conflict between Mexico and its conflicting drug trafficking groups and government forces. Mexican drug trafficking organizations and drug trafficking organizations existed for quite a while, but since the death of Cali and Medellin Carter in Colombia in the 1990s they grew strongly. The Mexican drug trafficking group now dominates the US wholesale illegal drug market. Because cartels are fighting control of trafficking trafficking route to the United States, major cartel leaders are arrested especially in Tijuana and Gulf region cartel. More than 16,851 people died between December 2006 and November 2009. Mexican Drug War and Its Impact Despite President Felipe Caldón 's will and determination to eliminate Mexican drug cartels, the Mexican government has taken actions of drug cartels (drugs, people, and weapons to and from the United States) for many reasons I could not prevent it. Drug cartels are strong, politically sound, well-trained, well-equipped and proven to manipulate the masses. Therefore, it is impossible for Mexican people. Drug warfare in Mexico began in the 1960s, and the US love for illegal drugs burned the fire. In recent years, Narco has intensely claimed the lives of thousands of citizens. Drug cartels rival Mafia figures and adopted the Mexican government to use Mafia style violence to prove that they are still under control. It is rumored that violence by drug trafficking organizations makes Mexico a failing country. - Mexican economic analysis I. History, population, culture, politics and economic information history Mexico is home to some of the earliest and most advanced civilizations in the Western Hemisphere. According to archaeological research, Maya culture has made the greatest development in the 6th century.

6). He analyzed the letters and diaries of 25,000 soldiers and finally decided why the soldiers continued fighting during the Civil War. Ironically, Union soldiers and Confederate soldiers seem to be fighting for the same overall cause. Allied forces and soldiers of allied forces have "expressed the same level of patriotism and ideological practices." The Allied forces are fighting for "independence, property, the survival of the state" and "resistance to tyranny" (McPherson 13, 27, 36). Historian Charles Beard ordered the civil war a second American revolution. Some may argue that the civil war is not a revolutionary war, but because the civil war has changed, it can be thought that the civil war is a revolution. Therefore, Charles Beard can agree. Civil war began on 12th April 1861. This is definitely a fight against the fate of the United States. - "War is a wrong calculation development" - Barbara Tuffman continued from 1861 to 1865, the civil war was considered the most bloody war in American history. However, the civil war seems to have continued for a long time. Many incidents occurred in the 15 years before the civil war. It shows that seven "cotton nations" will eventually leave the union. The American Civil War was a second American revolution. The focus of these two wars is to gain freedom from the oppressive government. The civil war and the American Revolution have similarities. For example, they do not have many people, they do not have so much money, and they do not have that much firepower; but they are still fighting for independence. Some people may call it the American Revolutionary War or the American Revolutionary War, but the beginning is a ten - year tension between the North American 13 colonies and the British government. The UK Government is trying to increase its income using taxes such as "stamp tax law", "town schedule tariff" and "tea law". Using the Stamp Duty Law, the government is trying to reduce some of the huge debts. Stamp duty bills were passed and each legal document was required to be written on a stamp indicating proof of payment. In response, the settlers organized a "stamp draft tax bill" to express differences in opinion on the bill. American Civil War, Civil War, American Revolution, Battle of British Revolution, British Revolution, Bunker Mountain Battle, European Theater Blitz Battle, Falkland Islands War Gulf War Korea Conflict Korea War Hegemony Seven Years War Tet Vietnam War (World War I) attacked the fight of Vicksburg on the western front of World War I, World War I, World War I, War, World War II, World War II, World War II

During the Second World War, the American front line was eagerly recalled by people and the memories of cultural myth This is an unprecedented national unification era, Americans unite for a common purpose. World War II brought many new ideas and changes to American life. World War II did not cause serious damage to the mainland of the United States, which had an impact on the American society. US involvement in war, including demographic, labor, economy, and cultural trends has changed all aspects of American life. Scholars at the forefront of World War II, World War II as a highlight, Franklin Roosevelt, economic policy, propaganda, employment situation of women and women, role of African American, ethnic violence and Japanese American experience (CMK) These learning activities will help maximize visits to the Tennessee World War II monument, the ten towers of Nashville (Tennessee). Each tower contains information text on the events of World War II. (1) "Pylon E - 1 - Terror: America entered the anti - fascist war in June In World War I and World War II, the Americans in the field had to sacrifice for overseas boys. The cost of war is high - this has brought economic problems like inflation. All Americans are encouraged to fulfill their role in the war - this is to build an airplane, work at a steelworks, to develop a "victorious garden", or actually go to Europe and fight It may be that. The forefront economic conditions between World War I and World War II were very similar to each other. In World War II, Americans saw distribution at their hometown, bought war bonds, recycled metals, and punished countless other sacrifices for war. Every citizen made a small contribution to the victory of the allies. After that, unfortunately, Korea is a forgotten war. Vietnam saw public openness and military hatred. After that, in the first Gulf war, it was urgent for Americans to adjust their attitudes towards the army. Since then, the pendulum has won the respect worthy of respect and is moving towards an attractive compliment.

At the end of the 19th century, the United States became a world power. Congress was reluctant to support an expansionist plan, but in the late nineteenth century many other countries believed that the United States had to adopt a more aggressive and powerful foreign policy. Some people think expansion is good for American companies. Others believe that the United States is responsible for spreading its way of life to unfortunate countries. But it is behind all debates; the United States is a great and important country, and it should start to play this role. This article will prove that American dreams are best interpreted as mountain cities. The Civil War, the competition of the 19th century imperialists, the Korean War, the KKK, the Gulf War were all examples of American dreams playing an important role in American history. Americans have different opinions about this advantage, but we are still trying to achieve it no matter where it is. Civil war that split America In the United States, among the white workers, the basic slogan of proletarian internationalism must be "to change war of imperialism into civil war". However, the civil war was the best form of class struggle, born of class struggle, and weatherman did not believe in the class struggle, so weatherman did not issue this slogan before. The writer gave us a long paper on the status of blacks and the correct strategy of national liberation. We do not agree with one point of their analysis, we think that SDS and Caucasian revolutionaries generally do not take "positioning", so we do not intend to think about this for a long time. The problem of isolation from the idea of ​​black Marxism. We wrote a paper on this subject. I believe it is a contribution to Marxist's general idea, and we will provide it for consideration when appropriate. The major change in power balance between imperialists has brought about a fierce struggle between the world's subdivision and the outbreak of the world war. He described the war with imperialism as the eve of the Socialist Revolution and urged proletariat and the people to turn imperialist war into a revolutionary civil war. He opposed the Second International Social Democratic Party of Japan supporting the war effort and war budget of each country and called them social followers.

Characteristics of War In the news of the outbreak of World War I, Siegfried Sassoon soon joined army corps training. However, most people do not acknowledge his achievement in war. Today he is recognized as one of the most famous war poets at the time. World War I is a war of exhaustion, thousands of people have lost their loved ones, limbs, or lives. Siegfried wrote two verses on these things; "One legged people" and "Heroes", both of which indicate that some of the war citizens can touch. The theme is selfishness and human dignity or lack. In fact, war movies are becoming research on the role of personal warfare. Recent war movies raised arguments about the unique global characteristics of their target wars. This book is very familiar with this exercise: World War II is the last good fight. The First World War ended the optimism of the West. The Gulf War became an arcade game for the general, the pilot and the audience. The North Korean conflict has always been a forgotten war. The revolutionary war brought America and was restarted by civil war. The Vietnam War sins the United States and may be its soul. The Balkans war destroyed a new world order that forces peace as demons of chaos, tribalism, massacres, imperialism, intolerance, terrorism, and repeat of totalitarianism. Even focusing more on war exception will raise discussion about the morality and style of battle discussion, such as whether women and women 's men can make war successful. Film Political Rhetoric: Controversy of War Movie Experience John S. Nielsen University of Iowa War is not inevitable, but the reason is simple, but it is not a natural disaster such as war, earthquake, tsunami, landslide, or huge meteorite. The characteristics of war are artificial - war is planned, started and executed by people. Each war was designed and prepared by a group of people who saw some interests as a result of a specific war. So far, only Hegel's interpretation has the potential to achieve the problem of "design history shows its predictability, its pain, its moral aspect" and "solving the reality of human life" ing. However, actual analysis needs further progress. They will die in the early stages of war as you will never expect people with the idea of ​​a new war to be the forefront soldiers. People planning war did not expect themselves to die in the war they planned.

Why does the army often convey the lessons of their past and can not consistently apply? Using the concept of "hierarchical organizational culture", this paper explains innovative theoretical arguments to explain how military organizations learn from historical experience. This paper analyzes the empirical data from the British 's internal debate, observing the inherent incompatibility between the experience gained from the British - Afghanistan war on the one hand and the UK anti - riot movements on the other. This is not the result. Actual difference in the external environment, but changing the "filter" of the organization: If the military organizational culture level is different, the method of choosing and providing related courses from war experiences will differ. The old and new culture layers can interact and contribute to the current incoherent strategy development. This discussion is explained by a review of the stratification process within the British Army since the 19th century. This article shows the transition from emphasizing the specialty of local contexts to applying universal principles. This has a contemporary meaning. During the first few months of deployment in the UK in Afghanistan in 2006, compatible but incompatible historical lessons brought about a big contradiction in business strategy. Until recently, however, the Army has focused on large-scale normal operations and 'big wars', especially civil war, World War II, and not so much historical 'lessons learned'. During such two world wars from 1919 to 1941 and during the period before the Gulf War such a transformation like a "fundamental reform" after 1898, it is this war I am ready to fight. Institutionally, the Army almost ignores studies of irregular conflicts that continue to be a more general experience of service. Why does the army often convey the lessons of their past and can not consistently apply? Using the concept of "hierarchical organizational culture", this paper explains innovative theoretical arguments to explain how military organizations learn from historical experience. This paper analyzes the empirical data from the British 's internal debate, observing the inherent incompatibility between the experience gained from the British - Afghanistan war on the one hand and the UK anti - riot movements on the other. This is not the result. Actual difference in the external environment, but changing the "filter" of the organization: If the military organizational culture level is different, the method of choosing and providing related courses from war experiences will differ. The old and new cultural layers interact to contribute to the current incoherent strategic development Traps learned from historical experience: Discussion on British military useful lessons on war in Afghanistan • The evidence for studying the course at the operational level is not that strong. The commitment to determine advanced courses is clear. British forces seemed to have achieved and achieved considerable success in that experience. However, the mechanism for doing this at the business level is not clear as it is not clear. Presenter Dr. Martijn Kitzen, Alexander Bon, LtCol D. Bosch, Dutch Defense Academy Thesis "Educational Rebellion: The Netherlands Experience" Abstract In this article we will focus on the rebellious education at two different times by Dutch officials. Efforts of military education in the Netherlands to improve COIN skills

America's participation during the Cold War began with the Korean War. The war began on June 25, 1950, when the troops from North Korea entered the 38th parallel line of the borderline established between North Korea and South Korea after the Second World War. The northern part was supported by the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China, and the southern part was supported by the United States of America and its allies. Their attacks were one of the first military measures of the Cold War (the "Korean War"). When North Korea invaded South Korea, In 1950, the United States was involved in the Korean War. After the North Korean armies invaded this country, President Truman dispatched the US military to South Korea. Despite a resolution by the United Nations, the president did not ask Congress for a declaration of war. Based on his interpretation of intrinsic power, President Truman issued an enforcement orders for military operations that failed to implement price controls normally associated with war. Instead, Truman tries to control the price and wage of inflation. In the 1950s, I could not catch the notorious tension of the Cold War over the Korean War. To prevent the spread of communism in North Korea, the Korean War was a bold political victory for the United States. Because the United States sent a clear message to the world that the first military operations of the Cold War and the spread of communism are the strongest in America. The army will not be tolerated. In addition, the Korean War was caused by the economic interests of the United States. Between the Korean War and the Vietnam War, the United States found himself in a violent conflict situation without a war declaration. Many parliamentarians are starting to pay attention to the weakening of Congress' power to decide when the United States should participate in the war or to use armies that may lead to war. The news was that President Nixon secretly exploded Cambodia during the Vietnam War without notifying Congress. Starting with the participation in the Korean War, Vietnam, the Gulf War, Afghanistan, the Iraq War, and Kosovo, Somalia, and Libya, the United States often participates in other cases. In addition to many other smaller interventions, our country is often referred to as the World Police Force, but it does not have a nice meaning. Many people understand the internal struggle of our country and we guarantee that we can not interfere with other countries when the domestic situation is not completely reasonable. It is our growing debt to go on and more war and intervention will only increase that. Isolationism is an attractive idea that George Washington proposed in a speech by parting.

Rather than looking for a way to opt out from strategy, the country is mourning the death of America in the second thousand fights in Iraq, but Congress finalized another $ 50 billion to continue fighting the war It is. Because the Bush administration is still stubbornly committed to occupying Iraq, the driving force of the battle between the United States and the horrible personnel expenses being implemented will not change in the short term. As the US boycott continued, the two parts that caused so-called US government planning, democratization, and responsibility for their own security to Iraq failed. An incredible documentary about the Iraq War, an unexpected end is a wonderful picture of this controversial war. The movie provides a detailed description of an incredible message about war, an attractive and informative movie about how this happened. I interviewed important internal stakeholders and experts to explore the motive for invasion of Iraq and to make a clear view of the war. The interview was done very well and the information from each topic made the war clearer. Even before the September 11 incident, the Iraq war was scheduled, and the Bush administration tried to combine Al Qaeda with the Saddam Hussein regime. Bush's teachings began to work and George Bush deceived the country by invading countries that have nothing to do with al Qaeda and the 9/11 conspiracy. The overall idea of ​​invading Iraq was based on the mistakes made during the First Gulf War. The documentary film "No End in Sight" carefully chains the decision-making chain that led Iraq to a grotesque state, avoiding the reasons why the US decided to focus on the war's impact in the invasion of Iraq in 2003 I studied. Lawless and civil war. Through an interview with the most important generals, executives, journalists and soldiers in the war, No End in Sight shows suspected crazy stories in shots of more horrible fire and explosion, like Hollywood movies than any special effects. Unfortunately, there is no happy ending. If there is a weakness in the documentary, it is a lack of voice to defend the administrative policy (probably unexpectedly, policy makers like Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and Paul Wolfowitz refused the interview). - Brett Fetzer

A century ago in 1898, America was fighting the war between America and the United States. Victory against Spain has made the United States a colonial force. Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Spanish colonies of the Philippines, and the state of Hawaii that was formerly independent became the property of the Americans. The excuses for entering the war were Cuba 's opposition against the rebellion of Spain' s reign and US bombing of a US battleship. The main Spanish colonies of North and South America were independent at the beginning of the 19th century, but Cuba and Puerto Rico are still Spanish. Many Americans in America came to Cuba in 1895, and perhaps more importantly expressed sympathy for American citizens ... Read more Prior to the dawn of May 1, 1898, the main force of George Dewey's leader Olympia led seven US Navy cruisers and Gunboat to Manila Bay. By 8 a.m. that day the Dewey squad found almost all of the Philippine Spanish navy and destroyed it. Damage to American vessels was minimal and their crew did not die or get hurt. The Battle of Manila Bay is a unique testimony to the bold and deterministic application of the power of the sea. A few hours later, Dewey put the Spanish navy in the danger of threatening the trade to the Far East and put the Spanish influence over the centuries of the Philippines at great risk. A few days later, by capturing Cavite 's arsenal, he also got repair and refueling bases. It was essential to maintain the battlefield in wartime state several thousand miles away. On May 15, Theodore Roosevelt began training the battle in Cuba to the famous Rough Riders, became vice president in 1901, then became president on September 13th. In Washington, President McKinley received the news of this great war. However, the battle of Manila did not end the war. 100 miles away from the American coast, the Spaniards occupied Cuba through a large troop, where they were skeptical of the interests of the United States. You can not impose a navy on Cuba and you must carry out a complete invasion in order to forcibly evacuate the Spaniard. Theodore of 1897 Patricio Montojo was the Spanish Navy Commander at the Battle of Manila Bay (May 1, 1898) which was a decisive battle for the war between Spain and the United States. In Spain - when the American war broke out, Montjo ordered a Spanish squadron destroyed by the American Asian squadron on May 1 1898 at the Battle of Manila Bay. Mont Joe was injured in this fight and his two sons took part in the fight. George Dewey Under the Commodore US Navy decisively broke the Spanish Pacific Fleet and moored in the Philippine Manila Bay. Most of the seven Spain vessels sunk or surrender On April 25, 1898, the Spanish - American war began. In the battle of Manila Bay on 1 May 1898, the US Navy's Asian squadron led by US Navy Olympia's Associate Professor George Dewey decisively defeated the Philippine Spanish navy. Due to the loss of naval power and the control of the Gulf of Manila, Spain lost its ability to protect Manila and the Philippines. On May 19th Emilio Aginaldo returned to the Philippines with a US Navy ship and ordered the Philippine Army on 24th May. The Philippine Army released the majority of the country from Spain. On June 12, 1898, Aginaldo announced the Philippine Declaration of Independence to declare independence from Spain. The Philippine army besieged Manila like the US military In August 1898, Spanish governor secretly agreed that US commander surrendered to Manila after simulated battle. On August 13, 1898, during the Manila battle (1898), Americans ruled the city. In December 1898, the treaty with Paris (1898) was signed, the Spanish-American war ended and sold the Philippines to the United States for 20 million dollars. Through this treaty, the governance of the Philippines in Spain has officially ended. There is no doubt that the Catalan people do not have hatred or hatred for Americans, but the controversy continues in the 1898 Sp

I live in Mississippi for the rest of my life and have the opportunity to travel through the state. By doing so, I have observed several things that were important in this discussion. They are music, people and resources. First of all, it is important to understand some facts about state government resources. The state name comes from the Mississippi River and flows along the western boundary of the state. The Mississippi River is mainly agriculture except for the Delta region, mainly forest. A famous civil rights activist Medga Evers was born on July 2, 1925, in Decatur, Michigan. I grew up with a Mississippi farmer family so far and in 1943 I was elected to the US military. He fought in France and Germany during the Second World War and was fired fairly in 1946. In 1948 he entered Alcorn College (presently Alcorn State University) in Roman, Mississippi. In his older year, Evers married classmate, Myrlie Beasley. They later gave birth to three children: Darrel, Lena, and James. The American Civil War was mainly done in the vast territory from Virginia - Maryland to the west of the Mississippi River, eventually bloodshed occurred in 23 provinces. The naval battle took place along the Atlantic coast, the Gulf Coast and the Mississippi River. Many battlefields are now national parks. The revolutionary war did not use the traditional fight as colonial armed forces fought differently. In the first battle in Lexington, the British army quietly left people for 77 minutes to double the colony and attack. The second fight at Concord was another "gun battle" where British soldiers were holding the battlefield. In fact, the bulk of this fight in the war was won by the British army, and the trend of war began to change only after the de facto alliance with France and the Spain 's colonial alliance. One of the most bloody fights in the Civil War (and one of the most important wars) was the battle of Antitam, which took place on 17th September 1862 near Sharpsburg, Maryland. This battle was the culmination of Robert Lee's Maryland campaign designed to bring war to the north. Lee's North Virginia army consists of about 40,000 men who recently went to Maryland after winning second bull run. When the 87,000 Potomac troops of Major General George B. McClellan were intercepting Lee, Allied soldiers found a wrong copy of the detailed combat plan of the Rihu on Sunday, September 14. This order indicates that everyone was quarantined and failed in detail as Li broke the army and was dispersed in a geographic location (Harpers Ferry in West Virginia and Hagerstown in Maryland).

In the news of the outbreak of World War I, Siegfried Sassoon soon joined group training. However, most people do not acknowledge his achievement in war. Today, he is recognized as one of the most famous war poet of those days. World War I is a war of exhaustion, thousands of people have lost their loved ones, limbs or lives. Siegfried wrote two verses on these things; "One legged people" and "Heroes", both of which indicate that some of the war citizens can be linked. Theme, selfishness, dignity and lack of people In most cases, even though people are selfless, everyone can associate selfish and selfless motives and the happiness they can bring. In the poem "One footed man", he points out that "he should be able to reach the range that enables a human comfortable year!" There are several reasons for the reality of this verse. You can also see the happiness you feel when a man on one foot sees your own land. And it is very close to death, I feel like nothing. Other people may fall into this situation innocently than men with one leg, but they may be connected. I believe that we can also contact a selfless official who misrepresents that the reader will quit Jack 's mother. He obviously feels bad about this lady and the shame that her son can bring to her. It seems that she is not the only one whose son is going home. Morale of soldiers during the First World War was very low for various reasons, such as a troublesome fight fare, it helped to increase the loss of life and disseminate useless emotions. If I can not find a way to go home, I will eventually die on the battlefield. And all the soldiers know that the way he is sent from home to the house is hurt. "Jack tried this with a" hero "" He tried, went home, and finally he died a little bit and blew a little, "Anyway, knowing that they might die, these selfish Soldiers refuse to extend what they think it would be inevitable and give themselves 55 points when they return home In fact, war movies are becoming research on the role of individual wars. Recent war movies raised arguments about the unique overall characteristics of their target wars. This book is very familiar with this exercise: World War II is the last good fight. World War I ended the optimism of the West. The Gulf War became an arcade game for the general, the pilot and the audience. The North Korean conflict was always a forgotten war. America was born by the revolutionary war and it was resumed by civil war. The Vietnam War makes the United States lose its innocence and may be its soul. The Balkans war brought a new world order to chaotic, tribalism, genocide, imperialism, intolerance, terrorism, and totalitarianism. In a broader sense to continue to focus on war exception, it turns into discussion about morality and war style, women and even women whether men succeed or not. Movie Political Rhetoric: Controversy of War Movie Experience John S. Nielsen University of Iowa War is not inevitable, but the reason is simple, not a natural disaster such as war, earthquake, tsunami, landslide, or huge meteorite. The characteristic of war is man-made - wars are planned, started and executed by people. All wars were designed and prepared by groups of people who saw some interests as a result of certain wars. So far, the only way to achieve Hegel's interpretation is "... the history of design shows its predictability, its pain, its moral aspect" and "the solution to the reality of human life Measures ". However, actual analysis needs further progress. They will die in the early stages of war as you never expect people with the idea of ​​a new war to be the forefront soldiers. People planning the war did not expect themselves to die in the war they planned.

Blue Gold: In the World Water War documentary "Blue Gold: The World Water War" there are some people and countries around the world to fight for freshwater. The film blew the big companies because they bullied the poor developing countries to privatize the freshwater supply. Through privatization, while developing countries are still poor, the company is making great profits. Blue Gold: The World Water War also highlights the fact that Wall Street investors are looking for a desalination process and a large water export program. In the 21st century, a war on "data" gold will occur. On the surface - it is "invincible" and there is no bloody bloody. The asset underlying the world's largest enterprise is "data gold". As in the Gulf War Center oil and gold in most wars, data gold can lead to war in the 21st century. When quoting the FaceBook report submitted by the US Securities and Exchange Commission in 2017, its global ARPU is $ 20.21. * This is the ability to monetize consumer data from ecommerce marketers to political parties. Brexit and Trump are also the result of data driven activities for continuous startup. Does an unwilling psychological strategy violate basic rights? We got 500,000 personal data and showed that the content affected voting decisions, voting, and other democratic fundamental principles Future global water warfare is now widely predicted. In 1995, Ismail Serragardin (1993-2000), the Vice President of the World Bank, first proposed "the ghost of the crisis" claiming that the war of the next century will be on the water. International organizations, including the World Bank and the United Nations Global Water Futures, are currently building conflict situations. Even the worldwide water companies, investment companies, and even legendary hedge funds like Michael Buri (celebrated in "Big Shorts"), we believe that we should pay attention to water's "blue gold" I will. "Blue gold" is increasingly valuable to humans, as many people today can not get clean drinking water. According to World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF data, about 8 billion people are using contaminated water to satisfy thirst. Approximately 850,000 people drink polluted water every year and die due to bad hygiene. Population growth, environmental pollution and climate change may worsen this situation in the coming decades. There is great potential for sustainable use of process water and minimization of industrial wastewater. The chemical industry has special responsibility to water as it can provide an important solution. LANXESS addresses these challenges with years of experience in the field of water treatment, innovative products and technology. Reverse osmosis and ion exchange in water treatment play an important role in achieving these goals.

Iraq war is one of the most controversial wars in American history. It affects our daily lives and society. It seems there is no purpose. I think that we are in a circle, not in any place. Yes, we are helping civilians in Iraq, but the militia are still there and kill our troops. We should regain our troops and overcome any obstacles. All our resources such as education, agriculture, crude oil price, medical care, economy, etc. are all factors affected by war. There is no need for war anymore. The United States has not succeeded in finishing the war in Afghanistan or Iraq, but apart from the new war in Syria, we have to fight against bigger East Asian conflicts. Do Americans really want to get more blood and more money in the conflict where the former regime was avoided? I returned to Washington DC, I ended an illegal war and strengthened my determination to overthrow the Syrian government. From Iraq to Libya, and now in Syria, the United States began a regime change war, each time bringing unimaginable pain, loss of catastrophic life, and strengthening organizations such as Al Qaeda and Islamic nations. I urge Congress and the New Government to respond immediately to the demands of the people of Syria and support "to stop the armed terrorism prevention law". I will provide weapons, training and backwards support to the anti-government forces and al-Qaeda and related Islamic countries indirectly and directly by supporting these terrorist groups, Saudi Arabia, Gulf countries, Turkey - I We need to support terrorists both directly and indirectly. We must end the war, overthrow the Syrian government, and focus on the defeat of Al Qaeda and the Islamic state. Unfortunately, this is not the end of the war, it is the end of the last war we really won ... this is connected to the Cold War, North Korea, Vietnam, now the Islamic state, and to Iraq and Syria Talking about re-engagement We are still fighting in Afghanistan ... But what I really want to talk about today is the political war that is happening in this country ... especially when Republicans violently blow strikes to fight women's war again It is a method that I received. I returned after having a wonderful family holiday in northern Italy ... Erica, Sol, and I had a wonderful time ... From the last supper of Leonardo da Vinci, please visit the Expo in Milan in Venice Take the gondola boat, eat a good Caprese salad and pasta for your whole life by boat through the George Clooney House, Cuomo on the beautiful lake

In 1991, President Bush tried to hand over Kuwait to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and its troops and sent troops to Kuwait to start the Persian Gulf War. A war began in 1991, the war ended in 1991. George Bush and Saddam Hussein have reached an agreement. The agreement is to destroy chemical weapons and biological weapons that Iraq possesses. The peace treaty also requires the UN inspectors to periodically search for Iraq to ensure that these weapons are being destroyed. More information: criticism of the war in Iraq, opposition to the war in Iraq, legitimacy of the invasion of Iraq in 2003, views of invasion of Iraq in 2003, protest against Iraq warfare, US public opinion against invasion of the Iraq 2003 invasion of Iraq Government's attitude towards previous Iraq warfare, media coverage of the Iraq war by the media, and the Bush administration's preparations for the Iraq war were filled with a series of public and official criticism from the United States and abroad. According to the material, many American citizens have many similarities with the Vietnam War. For example, the former CIA official explained the Special Planning Bureau as a group of theorists who threaten US national security and world peace, the organization lies intelligence activities to further promote it to remove Saddam's agenda He said that he operated. Since September 11th, supporters and opponents of the Iraq war have seen it extensively all over the world. The United States is trying to use terrorism as a decisive international security paradigm. Bush often expresses the war in Iraq as "a central front of the war on terror". Some people who criticized the war, especially those inside the US military, criticized Bush against opposing the turmoil between Iraq and the terrorist war and not paying attention to more important goals of fighting with al Qaeda. As Pentagon 's former chief operating officer Greg Newbold wrote in an article in the 2006 era, "I did not dispute those who decided to invade the country more openly I regret that people, their actions are really threatening neighboring countries. Generally, the invasion of Iraq did not promote the war with terrorism. In fact, analysts agree that the war in Iraq has diverted attention and resources from the movement against al Qaeda and Taliban. At the same time, it also provided a new front for Al Qaeda, a new recruitment poster, and a new destination for global jihadists. Always opportunistic, Al Qaeda used rebellion, but bloody atrocities in that Iraq eventually marginalized Muslims all over the world. Al Qaeda's Iraq front has survived and is increasingly active against the civil war in Iraq and Syria.

The Civil War in the American Civil War was also called the Southern War of Independence and began on April 12, 1861. The main cause of war is slavery. Southern states depend on slavery to help grow up crops, the main source of southern income. Slavery is illegal in all northern states, but most people are actually neutral. The main confrontation is whether slavery should be allowed in emerging western regions. The first fight of the civil war occurred on 10th April 1861, when Brigadier Beauregard demanded the surrender of Fort Sumter. American Civil War, Civil War, American Revolution, Battle of British Revolution, British Revolution, Bunker Mountain Battle, European Theater Blitz Battle, Falkland Islands War Gulf War Korea Conflict Korea War Hegemony Seven Years War Tet Vietnam War (World War I) attacked the fight of Vicksburg on the western front of World War I, World War I, World War I, War, World War II, World War II, World War II Do you know that the most blood fighting in the US on their own land is a civil war? The civil war was done between the northern states in the US and the southern states. There are many reasons for the war, which will affect the country in the coming decades. John Brown's attack on Missouri slavery, Harpers Ferry, Virginia State is part of the reason. In turn, thousands of soldiers are struggling, the UK gave the women the right to vote in 1918, and the United States voted in 1920. Between 1861 and 1865, the United States split up in a fierce war. Twelve countries in the south left the country and are striving for greater national rights. From the brothers' war to the American war, the civil war in America separated the country and separated the brothers from their brothers.

America does not seem to learn anything from Vietnam. The sedation of several here and there and the protesters and the overall mediocre effort of "free force" led to the collapse of the so-called Vietnam War. Our veterans, they are real heroes, fighting for freedom, and Washington is incompetent, and the spread of politics and propaganda are wrong in the same war. The United States seems to once again find a way to develop a chaotic foreign policy and to provide the foundation of the United States ignoring freedom, truth, and moral principles. The focus of the US military on the proposed parade of trumps is irresponsible, but its postponement should raise a more important question: What does "victory" in the war with terrorism look like? Indeed, what constitutes the US military victory in today's world? Does it resemble the termination of a civil war, the end of all wars, or the nickname of an outdated war? This is another question. Is victory a prerequisite necessary for a military parade? The problem of Saddam Hussein lies at the heart of the war with terrorism. If Saddam Hussein continues to hold power, it is not just the reason he trains terrorists and gives them shelter, as well as the reason that he symbolizes contempt for all Western values. He abandoned the UN successfully. He broke all the promises after the end of the Gulf War. As long as he is, we are in danger and at risk of terrorist activity. There is a theory that was born as a result of the September 11 terrorist war. Terrorism is still a core issue, but the anti-terrorism war as an organizational principle is too narrow to focus on military tools and diplomacy, moral practice, trade and others are not enough. It does not fully explain the generosity of the country, and the fact that it sells the Iraq war is a necessary step of reducing weapons of weapons of mass destruction, and it has been proven that such a plan does not exist. Terror still exists

The invasion of Iran on September 22, 1980 caused a fierce war over eight years, impaired the stability of the area and destroyed the two countries. Saddam Hussein, then leader of Iraq, claimed that the invasion was caused by a territorial dispute over the Shut Al Arab. Saddam Hussein feels that Ayatollah Khomeini is directly threatened by the Islamic Revolution that acquired power in Iran a year ago. To the extent he is concerned, Ayatolla believes that Saddam Hussein is a brutish Sunni tyrant who squeezes the majority Shiite in his country and does not disguise his desire to see his collapse. Therefore, for Saddam Hussein, the aim of war was to preempt: before the regime overthrew him was to overthrow the Khomeini regime. By 1982, the Iranian army regained the lost territory and crossed the border into Iraq. President Khomeini refused the ceasefire agreement proposed by Iraq Conflict is a war of exhaustion, each party obviously ignores human cost. Saddam used chemical weapons against the Iranians and the fifth column he thought of as dangerous to his own people - Kurdish of Halab - in 1988 In the "tanker war", the two sides attacked tankers and merchant ships on the Gulf and robbed each other's trade. After Iran repeatedly attacked the ship, Kuwait called for external forces to provide protection - both the US and the Soviet Union were involved Iranian authorities, seeing their country exhausted and isolated, demanded Komaini to accept the ceasefire. Economic and political influence is very big. It is estimated that at least 500,000 people will die and the limit will reach 5 million people Neither side has achieved its war target. Komeini did not overthrow Saddam. Saddam did not overthrow Komeini or redraw Iraq's borders Iraqi leaders are trying to win, but in reality he avoids mistakes - even if there is it a lot of external assistance is needed. Iraq's economic hardship is one of the factors that led Saddam to follow the fate of Kuwait's invasion in 1990. At that time, he helped the western and regional power who fought against Iran unite with him. War has not only caused great human and physical costs. It erased most of the enthusiasm of the Islamic Revolution. It will make Iranian people more strongly question their civilian leadership Because Komeini died soon after the war, the country entered a more introspective new era. Iran - the Iraq War left a painful legacy. Modern conflict is so long that it is rarely bloody, futile. Before the war between the invasion of neighboring countries in September 1980 and Iraq, Iraq was an enemy of Iran and caused a fierce eight-year war of at least 500,000 people (up to 1 million people) died . Iraq is using chemical weapons and ordinary ammunition to destroy Iran. They also started attacks on two nuclear reactors. Both were severely damaged by multiple airstrike attacks. The work of the nuclear program is over. Iran notified the IAEA about its attacks and the international community complained that he did nothing - and there is nowhere to go But this is another war I remember today. This was the war between Iran and Iraq from 1980 to 1988 when Saddam Hussein invaded Iran. A few years later, when Iranians crossed the border and broke into Iraq, Saddam used gasoline for thousands of Iranian soldiers and civilians. This is for nurses and doctors at the forefront of the war. What happened? Institutionalization of chemical warfare, Saddam is an alliance of the Sun and all Sunni sun, and our first line Sunni hero used chemicals. After thousands of Iranian soldiers crossed the border, it was introduced by Iraqi radio. It announced that "Persian worms" crossed the border. This is their treatment On September 22, 1980, Iraq invaded Iran and started an 8-year war in the conflicting Arab River Way (see Iran-Iraq War). The rapid expansion of the war brought Iraq and Iran attacking tankers in the Persian Gulf in 1984. The battle weakene

Events that influenced the history of the American after the Civil War Following the American Civil War (1861-1865), the US Congress passed three civil war reforms; the 13th amended US Constitution (1865), and the 14th Amendment 1868) and the 15 th revision case (1870) The thirteenth revision led by President Lincoln led to abolition of slavery, the 14 th revision gives citizenship to all people born or naturalized in the United States, the 15 th revision I gave it to African Americans. Voting rights (2) Main Event - The term "main event" is a term that describes the history of the American that helps to expand America (the American Revolution, the Civil War, the 20th century World War, the Civil Rights Movement, and the major judgments and laws It is an important turning point in inclusion). Commitment to people's lives. In addition to the reports submitted under that law, the Director of the Census Bureau must submit to the Congress a report on the impact of illegal immigration on the dissemination of several Diet and any method and procedure by the Secretary . Individuals illegally residing in the United States decided to be feasible and appropriate to ensure that the Federal Authority confirms that the council does not count the population aggregated to distribute parliamentary representatives in several countries It was done. Historically, the United States has participated in many major events such as infamous civil war, World War I and the Second World War, and the Cold War. Likewise, there were many conflicts between the United States and the Middle East. For example, in the Gulf War, we liberated the Saudi Arabian state of the US from the dictator Saddam Hussein, but he holds one of the most powerful forces in the world (action). The timeline of the events up to the American Civil War explain what historians believe contributed to the American Civil War. Many of these events can be traced back to the establishment of this country. The US Constitution refers primarily to a small number of slavery regimes managed by individual countries. Slavery finally disappeared from the north as the north and south of the United States developed along different routes. It became an institution in the south. A long-standing controversy between the North and the South began with a new part of the country's open solution to slavery issues. It became a serious problem, leading to the division of several countries in the south. This led to a civil war

"I may be forced to face danger, but I never worry about it, our soldiers stand up and can fight, I stand, feed and care for them In the tragic war of the civil war, several celebrities stand out on the battlefield; one such person is Clara Barton. Clara Barton used these words to express her motivation to help civil war soldiers and those who could not help them. Clara's solid belief and her desire to help and protect a few people have made her an ideal role model for the heroine. The purpose of this article is to explain the events surrounding the end of the American Civil War. This war is an unprecedented war. Because so many Americans are killed in battle. The American Civil War is certainly tragic in human life. In this document, I will focus on people who joined the battlefield at the end of conflict. In addition, the hero behind the alliance and the southern army will also be mentioned. The war ended in January 1865. By that time the federal forces (EFF aka the federal army) spread to the southern region and the size of the Allied forces has been sharply reduced. In the previous year, North lost a lot of lives. American Civil War, Civil War, American Revolution, Battle of British Revolution, British Revolution, Bunker Mountain Battle, European Theater Blitz Battle, Falkland Islands War Gulf War Korea Conflict Korea War Hegemony Seven Years War Tet Vietnam War (World War I) attacked the fight of Vicksburg on the western front of World War I, World War I, World War I, War, World War II, World War II, World War II

The integration of national sovereignty, territorial and state unity and safety is the focus of Central America relations. The US refuses to accept strong China. Former US Secretary of State Winston, Prime Minister Winston said to reporters that the US and China have focused on strategically how to deal with it from the outset, and these issues will determine the characteristics of Central America relations right. It was mostly after the Cold War. Nevertheless, the relationship between the United States and China has evolved through the complex trade relations network, technology transfer arrangements, cultural exchanges, and educational exchanges (including students studying in thousands of Chinese) in the 1980s I continued. ) Military relations, joint committees, other meetings, and interactions with senior leaders. In the late 1980s, China became the 16th largest trading partner in the United States, the United States became the third largest trading partner in China, and more than 140 US companies invested in China. Prime Minister Zhao Ruiz's visit to the United States, President Ronald Reagan's visit to China, and visit to China by President Lee Xian in 1985 showed the importance of relations between the two countries in 1984. With Nixon 's visit for 30 years, the US - China relationship was not the most stable. However, it leads to a close relationship between the two countries today. One of the events that has strengthened the relationship between the two countries since the 1972 visit to Nixon was China's cooperation to the Gulf War strategy of 1990. Prior to this, the relationship between the United States and China was not the best, but the new relationship that was needed in the United States. China's aid in the Gulf War The United States seeks to become China's most privileged country by helping them formulate trade policies. On November 27, 1990, Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen visited the White House and discussed behavior related to the Gulf War. Qian Qichen's visit is very important for several reasons. Qian Qian is highly respected in China, and if relations between the two countries are stable, they will be sent only to the US and President Bush. Some people do not agree that President Nixon visited China in 1972, which is the reason for the US-China relationship of today, I agree much. Regardless of Nixon 's visit, we believe that we will maintain good relations with China today, but that is not the case. Before President Nixon visited China, China never gave priority to America. Prior to the visit, we fought China during the war like the Korean War. We are also in the midst of the cold war with China. President Nixon's visit is the first time in history to maintain a good relationship with China and allow us to establish a good relationship between the United States and China and that it is a good relationship between the countries of today and good trade Connected.

The railroad company first came to Florida from Fernandina Beach to Cedar Key in the 1860's. However, the actual development occurred after the civil war, eventually becoming the factory system of Henry Flagler 's Florida East Coast Railway and Henry Factory. Later, the Atlantic coast and the Seaboard Air Line built a railroad to the Gulf of Mexico in central Florida. On the strip, Seaboard pulled a straight line to the west of Jacksonville in Jacksonta, connected to Aussie Railroad via Ausbury and Penscola, and Pensacola. State (Alabama) In addition, the Southern rail system will advance from Valdosta, Georgia, to the Jacksonville south. Because the Florida Railway Museum lies along the Gulf, we will focus on the plant system and coastal route in this area. The Henry factory took over the Jacksonville, Tampa, and Key West railroads and extended it to Tampa to connect his ship to Cuba and other destinations. He also founded a major location with the hotel along this line in the 1890s. In 1900, the Henry factory died, and his railway profits soon were purchased by the Atlantic coastline as well as several other acquisitions in Virginia, Carolina, and Georgia. The Atlantic coastline made Tampa the main destination on the west coast, repair shops, shipyards and transportation facilities. ACL Main route from Jacksonville, Florida to Orlando, Lakeland, Botanical City Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, the Seaboard Air Line is a competitor of ACL, arriving in Tampa in 1902, passing through the trucks of Ocala and Plant City, headed westward to Tampa. Seaboard began making branches from the turn of the century to St. Petersburg, Bradenton, Sarasota, and Venice. The two railways also absorbed several short lines until the tracks entangled throughout the region in order to lay the foundation for the final merger of 1967 and form the coastline. This period before the American Civil War was called "big expansion". The economic boom accompanied the railway to the west and extended to the south. Civil war broke Florida's growth, but it was relatively intact. After the end of the civil war, the economy grew rapidly. The civil war broke the whole country. This is the most violent conflict in American history. The root of the North-South conflict arises from fundamentally different lifestyles. The southern economy is heavily dependent on agriculture and cotton production. North is highly industrialized, factories and manufacturing industries are important for economic growth. essay.com/civil warfare is an important catchment area in American social and economic history. The railroad company first came to Florida from Fernandina Beach to Cedar Key in the 1860's. However, the actual development occurred after the civil war, eventually becoming the factory system of Henry Flagler 's Florida East Coast Railway and Henry Factory. Later, the Atlantic coast and the Seaboard Air Line built a railroad to the Gulf of Mexico in central Florida. On the strip, Seaboard pulled a straight line to the west of Jacksonville in Jacksonta, connected to Aussie Railroad via Ausbury and Penscola, and Pensacola. State (Alabama) In addition, the Southern rail system advances Jacksonville from Valdosta, Georgia. After Hurricane Katrina, the service was interrupted on the east route of New Orleans. These tracks between New Orleans and Florida include part of Atlantic Coastline Railroad, Seaboard Air Line Railroad, Louisville and Nashville Railroad, which are currently owned by CSX Transportation. Currently, the coastline railway between the DeLand and Orlando before the Atlantic is owned by Orlando's commuting service company SunRail. The service of Sunset Co., Ltd. Between New Orleans and Florida has been suspended from August 29, 2005 as the railway of Hurricane Katrina in the east of New Orleans was abolished. Operational Railway CSX resumed production line between New Orleans and Jacksonville. But in 2006 Amtrak stated that the cost to reb

On 24th March 1989, Tanker Exxon Valdez just left the Valdez Maritime Terminal and just entered the Alaska Prince William Sound. At 12:04 am the ship struck a reef, torn the hull and released 11 million gallons of oil to the environment. The first correspondence from ExxonMobil and the Alyeska Pipeline was not enough to contain most spills, it occurred just after the storms occurred and the oil spread. Eventually, over 1,000 miles of coastline were contaminated, thousands of animals died. Exxon Mobil ultimately paid billions of dollars for cleaning and fine, but it is still in court. Captain Joseph Hazelwood was innocent and held innocent, but he was found not guilty due to a fine oil fines, sentenced to a fine of 50,000 dollars and sentenced to 1,000 hours of community service. Although most of the oil has disappeared, many Alaskan beaches are contaminated today, and crude oil is buried several inches below the surface of the earth. The oil spill of Exxon Valdez attracts the attention of the media and continues to receive it now. Even today a lot of people still remember the oil spill. However, Exxon Valdez did not cause the most serious oil spill in human history. According to Bjorn Lomborg, it is not even in the top ten. For example, in the 1991 Gulf War there was a bigger disaster. In August 1990, the Iraqi army invaded Kuwait and began the Gulf war, involving the loyalty of 34 countries around the world. In the Gulf War in January 1991, two environmental hazards occurred in the Iraqi army. The first is a large amount of oil spill from the coast of Kuwait, which discards oil from multiple tankers and opens the valve at the offshore terminal. The second is to burn 650 oil wells in Kuwait. In 1989, the tankers of Exxon Valdez leaked nearly 11 million gallons of oil near Alaska's costs; it caused one of the worst oil spills in the history of the United States. Exxon Valdez continues to suffer from suffering over the past 25 years, but still paying the price of the incident. According to the US court, Exxon Mobil will be prosecuted by many individuals and companies within the state court or federal court because it is state law or federal court. Some companies are prosecuted under the Commercial Law of the Federal Court. Sea Hawk Sea foods, Inc. has conducted a fishery processing business at Prince William Sound in Valdes, Alaska, and sues an exon shipping company under the Commercial Code Loss Law.

Compared with other people, America is a young country, and many people are babies. Despite its age, the United States experienced some amazing changes in its historical events. There are several major events such as revolutionary war and civil war. At the same time, like other Watergate events, others are more subtle. Five events form the United States as the most important event of the day. They are anti-cultural movements, lock gate scandals, World War I, Holocaust, and the production of atomic bombs. In the next few pages, we follow the history of the United States according to the history of the United States in the history of the United States several days ago. Each page contains the five most important events that occur every year in the decade and provides an overview of the event and its importance. Take the time to read the method, time, history reasons. There are many surprises around the corner. Did you know that fax machines were actually invented before 1900? But I do not think anyone would like to use it like today. I know? In the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition of 1876, the Statue of Liberty torch and arm, Alexander Graham Bell and the telephone (no, not a mobile phone), Thomas Edison and the phonograph, and we have adopted today We will exhibit more modern inventions. Give the pecan sticks than you can shake. Do you know who shakes pecan sticks? Yes, they have said this before. What do Americans think when these incidents occur? In the next section, public opinion surveys will detail the reactions of Americans to the events in the past five years and how they reflect American thinking on this topic. According to the American public, World War II is not only one of the most important events of the 20th century, it is also the most "fair" of all major wars in American history. did. In the Gallup poll, which was conducted immediately after the beginning of the Persian Gulf War in January 1991, while 89% of Americans World War II believe that it is a legitimate war, the First World War 76% of people believe in it is the Revolutionary War, 75% the Revolutionary War, 74% the Persian Gulf War, and 70% the Civil War. Only about half (49%) of Americans believe that the Korean War is fair, I believe it is not so, 19% is uncertain.

Iraqi nations, Iraqi nations have experienced many difficulties in the past few decades. In 1980, an 8 - year war with Iranian territory began. Shortly thereafter, in 1990, Iraq invaded the country of Kuwait and reached the Gulf War. Then Iraq was invaded by the United States in March 2003 in violation of the United Nations Security Council 's 12 - year weapons of mass destruction. Iraq's past results are unstable government. Several countries including the United States "Formally Iraqi national named Republic of Iraq is a West Asian country, the northwest end of the Zagros mountain range, the Syrian desert east, up to the northern part of the Arabian desert. Iraq border in the south in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, western is a Jordan northwest Syria, northern Turkey, east Iran coastline of the Persian Gulf 35 miles and two major rivers -. Tigris and Euphrates rivers - have Iraq has the agriculture skilled land of Iraq is rich in a long history and history. Mesopotamia, has been considered by historians and is the birthplace of civilization and text, in its long history, Iraq has become the capital of the Babylonian empire Effectively produce the British Empire of the modern Iraq republic Iraq and Kuwait - The Gulf War took place in 1991 between Iraq, Kuwait and several Western countries. Kuwait was once part of Iraq, but like the Iraqi government explained it, it was released by British imperialism. In August 1990, Iraqi troops illegally extracted oil from the territory of Iraq and claimed that they were attacked. The United Nations tried to free Kuwait. The Operation Desert Storm, which began in January 1991, began with the aim of destroying the Iraqi Air Force and air defense facilities, and command and control facilities. The battle took place in the border areas of Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Air guns and ground guns were applied. In late January, Iraqi aircraft flew to Iran and the Iraqi army started to run away. Attempts to deter Iraq's invasion depend on Saudi Arabia bordering Iraq and Kuwait. Saudi Arabia will not be able to fight Iraq alone; if they invite foreign troops to enter the country in order to attack Iraq, it seems to be under their influence. As the US intelligence agency insisted that the Iraqi army is planning to attack Saudi Arabia, the rulers of Saudi Arabia eventually opened to foreign troops. A week after the occupation of Iraq, large troops were gathered in Saudi Arabia. America sent approximately 500,000 troops and 200,000 troops from all over the world. November 29, the UN Security Council, if Iraq on or after January 15, 1991, remained in Iraq, "use all means necessary" in order to leave in force the Kuwait to Iraq that He was forced to. Iraqis refused to comply with the final notice of the United States and even threatened to attack Israel. This makes the United States feel impossible to resolve disputes through negotiations.

A desert storm, one of the most successful military operations in military history. They enter to do business and go out as other tasks should be done. Despite its atrocities, this behavior can be regarded as a victory for the United States. A desert storm began with the Gulf War. The Gulf War began in two eastern countries, and they seemed to be fighting for all the trivial things which may or may not be true in life all the time. When Iraqi prime minister Saddam Hussein believed that the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait were flooded in the world oil industry on July 17, 1990, everything began. Desert Storm Strategy (Iraq). Pioneers made a total of 533 sorties, and it became famous for desert storm operations to monitor and determine the accuracy of 16-inch battleship artillery; the Iraqi troops are afraid to see the vanguard I learned that it is. In the widely reported events together, the Iraqi soldiers actually surrendered to the pioneers and they knew that a battleship battleship was imminent. Fund. The Subsidy Committee (H. Report 107-732) agreed to provide a total of $ 16 million to support the Marines for pioneer upgrades. This includes $ 7 million in research, development, testing and evaluation, naval funds, and $ 9 million from weapons procurement and maritime funds. In addition, the participants said that "these funds and necessary additional funds can only be used to upgrade Pioneer's drones to support Marines." No one would deny the need for success in military operations. There was a wonderful example in American military history. During the Desert Storm Campaign in 1991, the army of General Hermann Schwarzkopf advanced towards the 'side of Iraq' located in hundreds of miles of the Saudi Arabian desert and attacked the side of Iraq with a 'huge' attack Did. Direct attacks rather than pilot attempts often result in bloody and undecided behavior. During the Civil War, the Potomac Army's Major General Ambrose E Burnside began the most bloody and useless war attack with a massive frontal attack on the federal position at the height of Fredericksburg's Mary. Even a successful strategy may be criticized - crossing Europe on a continuous and extensive front line rather than allowing one of his main forces to penetrate Germany during World War II General Army Conflict II

Read more Kibble, John. Please exit the channel. 1999 Eastern Washington University Press Bureau. Owen, Bruce EM. Economics of disaster: Exxon Valdez Oil Leak Quorum Books, 1995. Horton, Jonathan P. Prince William Sound evaluation of coastline situation After Exxvaldez oil spill and subsequent coastline governance. Government document C 55.13 / 2: NOS ORCA 73 / V. 1993 On 10th August 1989, Commercial Marine Ocean Fisheries Commission, the first session of the 100th General Assembly National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Http://response.restoration.noaa.gov/intro/valdez.html Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Summary: Exxon Valdez tanker was hit by an oil spill incident at Exxon Valdez on March 24, 1989, from Valdez, Alaska to Long Beach, California. Ecological disaster. It is based on Bray Leaf of Prince William Sound of Alaska. The 1990 oil pollution control law was approved to make tankers safer. "Desert Storm" Behavior Summary: Hostility in the Gulf War began during the George HW Bush regime, its "defensive" behavior was called "desert shield action" (August 1990 From 2nd to 1st 1991 1) On the 16th of the month the US military gathered here in Saudi Arabia and Persian Gulf. Iraq was not in time for the withdrawal deadline from Kuwait, and it ran from a desert storm operation (January 17, 1991 to February 28, 1991). This is the code of conduct in the battle phase of the Gulf War. 1989 - 24th March. Exxon Valdez's tanker stranded at Alaska's Prince William Sound and leaked 11 million gallons. Exxon Valdez traveled to California from Alaska Pipeline Terminal in Valdez, Alaska. The ship was absent at the break reef of Prince William Sound. Alaska has an information page on this event. 1989 - June 6 - Greenpeace reported that at least 50 nuclear warheads and 9 nuclear reactors remained in the seafloor in the accident that occurred in the US and Russian ships since 1956. Approximately 1,276 nuclear and non-nuclear accidents corresponding to weekly accidents, and 1,000 accidents

"One year after the approval of this clause, manufacture, sale or transport of drinking, importing or exporting in the United States and all jurisdictions within that jurisdiction is forbidden." 1919 Amendment Part 1 1919, It caused organization of. Occurrence of Crime The closing of the salon and the bar bloomed the fields in the fields throughout the country. "As the first group crossed the border between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, I was with the Marine Corps Task Force team and our goal is to withdraw the Iraqi army from Kuwait Exquisite black oil - mist And dense smog, my nose burns from the sharp aroma of oil. "In 30 minutes our CB alarm rang. We are in full protection mode, gas mask and CB clothes. In pure chaos, we began shooting small arms. I covered with an injured Marine - I breathed too far, the gas mask filter could not hold my breath; the mask was on my face. I lost consciousness. When there was a risk of exposure, I broke the mask for a sufficient time to prevent discoloration. I want to know if the amount of toxic air will kill me or I will survive soon. Every time I cramp, every small burning I will burn, it will be the focus of my own death. " Palestinians from Kuwait took place during and after the Gulf War. Before the Gulf war, there were 400,000 Palestinians in Kuwait. During the Gulf war, during the occupation of Iraqi Kuwait, more than 200,000 Palestinians fled from Kuwait due to harassment and intimidation by Iraqi security forces and dismissal of Iraq Kuwait authorities. After the 1991 Gulf War, the Kuwaiti authorities put pressure on nearly 200,000 Palestinians to leave Kuwait. Some of the policies that led to this outflow were unanimous reactions to PLO leaders Yasser Arafat and Saddam Hussein. Palestinians from Kuwait ran away during and after the Gulf War. During the Gulf War more than 200,000 Palestinians voluntarily occupied Kuwait by harassment and intimidation by Iraqi security forces and the dismissal of Kuwaiti authorities in Iraq. After the end of the Gulf War, the Kuwait authorities left Kuwait by about 200,000 Palestinians in 1991. Kuwait's policy led to this massive flight, it is a response to Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and PLO and Saddam Hussein's unification In 1990, when Iraq invaded Kuwait and occupied the oil field in Kuwait, the United States raided and expelled Iraq. The invasion of Iraq into Kuwait also brought about a turning point in the relations between the US and China. In 1989, the United States deployed less than 700 troops throughout the Middle East. However, after the invasion of Iraq, nearly 250,000 soldiers were stationed in this area. Because the United States relies on oil production in the Middle East, the United States can not accept increases in political instability, whether in energy or in the base currency.

"In addition, recovery and purification of oil is expected to be resumed after bad weather, these efforts are part of the Federal government-approved oil spill emergency response plan. (NOAA, 2010). In addition, BP established a fund to wipe out spills: "As a responsible party, BP needs to fund its response and recycling expenses, if necessary, the oil debt trust is also used as funds for expenses I can do it" Deepwater Horizon 's oil spill (also called BP oil spill) in the Gulf of Mexico is regarded as the biggest accidental offshore oil spill in the history of the oil industry. The oil spill was a direct result of the explosion and sinking of the Deepwater Horizon oil drilling equipment which took 11 lives. The total amount of oil was estimated at 9 million barrels. A huge crude oil carrier carrying the Liberian flag was divided into three, and 1,604,500 barrels (219,797 tons) of light crude oil and 4,000 tons of heavy oil were released, becoming the largest scale of oil spill at that time and became the largest scale. Loss of marine creatures recorded from oil spillage outflow Deepwater Horizon: In December 2010, the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded in the center of the Gulf of Mexico and collapsed, causing the biggest single oil spill ever. 87-day uncontrolled release (water mileage) of crude oil from the ocean floor caused unprecedented problems and environmental hazards. There are no technologies or mechanisms to control when an event occurs. Ultimately, the release of a controlled "capped stack" and the ability to install it in such a large water depth was developed "on the spot" in just a few months. This technology is an emergency measure for deep sea drilling work all over the world. The eleventh highest carbon emissions are BP and the CIF exceeds 18 million pounds. It is also the cause of leakage of oil to the Gulf of Mexico with the now infamous Deepwater Horizon oil petroleum, the biggest oil spill in the history of the oil industry. The US government estimated that 9 million barrels (210 million gallons) could not stop the flow after entering the water bay of the Gulf of Mexico. It was caused by a defective cement well. New Jersey invests millions of taxpayers on some of the world's most polluted companies As seen in the world of 2010, the deep sea oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico had devastating effects on the marine ecosystem as a whole and on the seaside-dependent population. Small oil spills occur every day due to excavation accidents and engine leaks, leading to the death of birds, marine mammals, algae, and fishes and shellfishes. The sea is an important nutrition source, especially for the poorest countries in the world. Many people rely on fish as a major source of protein, fishing and aquaculture directly or indirectly supporting the lives of about 540 million people (8% of the world population) . Overfishing, loss of biodiversity, species extinction may put pressure on these limited resources. This is the cause of conflict, including famine, increased poverty and war.

The United States has several international problems with Middle Eastern countries in the past. Needless to say, the latest is the present Gulf War led by George W. Bush, and of course the former Gulf War led by his father George H · W. Bushing Like Iran in the neighboring country there is an argument like Iranian opponents. This involves a political scandal of selling military weapons to Iran by Ronald Reagan administration. While America was hostaged in Hezbollah in Lebanon, at this point they were in the Iran - Iraq war. "When dispatching troops to Lebanon, for the first time in the history of US-China relations after the Second World War, if it is believed that its main interests are being threatened, it will directly intervene in the military power of the Middle East 1) In the past 100 years, the United States has been called the term "global police". Because, if there is some form of conflict somewhere in the world, it intervenes. Before the outbreak of the 1970s Lebanon war, I offered the role of America and Lebanon in the Middle East, so I chose this book from my research sources. Participation in America is an important aspect of my family's history as my parents moved to Lebanon from the United States after the outbreak of the civil war. It is important to understand the relationship between America and Lebanon during that time. The relationship between the United States and the Middle East is only nervous at the most. Forces deployed in this region are facing the threat of constant attacks by radical organizations. These broken relationships between the United States and the Middle East began with Iranian hostage crisis more than 50 years ago. There are many fundamental causes of the crisis. One is America's desire for Iran. Second, the Iranian coup was organized and funded by the Central Intelligence Agency. The fact that the US relies on overseas oil is also the cause of these problems. - ... M'Naghton The rule is a rule to challenge your thoughts and thoughts. It is looking for flaws in their minds. Whether you know what you are doing and whether you understand that what you are doing is wrong (Fulero & Wrightsman, 2009) For US policy makers and military strategists, the Middle East is always a mystery. In order to assist the establishment of the Kingdom of Iran from the United States, this movement eventually led to a complete violent revolution and a complete collapse of relations. Recently America has invaded and occupied Iraq. In fact, one of the few success we succeeded in the Middle East was during the Gulf War. The operation was clear and quick, and after the mission was completed, we started. Many in the Middle East believe that the United States is an instigator and occupier in this area. This recognition has led to a loss of reliability. It's time to adopt a new method.

The first known weapon was made of stone. These weapons are sharp stones next to the oldest human ruins hundreds of thousands of years ago. (Matthews) In Croatian Clapina, archaeologists have discovered a human bone of 120,000 years ago. In some bones, they found traces that might have been caused by stone spearheads, and they found the oldest sign of the war if their discovery was true. For the development of weapons, war has experienced tremendous change throughout history. Evolution of weapons is not the only thing that changes war. This is the distribution of weapons. Throughout history, states often fight each other as to the symmetry of weapons. For example, in the First Gulf War, Saddam Hussein tried to defeat a traditional industrialized mechanized American army with a traditional industrialized mechanized Iraqi army. The quality and quantity of American technology was dominant. However, in the Second Gulf war, the rebels performed an asymmetric battle to crack down on high-tech US weapons using low tech assassination, destruction and terrorism. The enemy's tactics will lose its benefits only when the United States has adjusted its technology to cope with the new threats. Of course, training, morale, figures, will, and politics will also contribute to the results of Iraq, but the nature of the technology will lay the foundation for struggle. In addition to developing weapons that gained hints on recent Star Wars, some of the past technologies are becoming a part of today's daily lives. With the advent of robots, a series of excellent techniques are designed to restore the function of the lost part of the body during battle. Think of it as a hardware component lost in battle. A hardware store that can be regarded as a replaceable part. Do not finish, the holographic image may soon be a reality. In Star Wars scenes, a robot called R2D2 projects a 3D image called R2D2 onto the 3D image of Skywalker with the help of Obi-Wan Kenobi. Holograms are becoming a part of reality in the near future

Beginning of aerodynamic technology When people saw the air force of today, they happened to see the power of technological progress anytime and anywhere. There is nothing more to support this than to support the desert shield / storm strategy, and the Air Force moved himself to the Persian Gulf in just a few days. But many people do not know that if it is not for the First World War, the Air Force will rarely appear. The aircraft was first introduced to the United States. "The First World War is the beginning of what we are thinking is one of the cornerstones for us to participate in the war," Major Caruso said. "At that time, the Air Force was relatively new, which is an emerging technology, but most countries now have some form of air force, the recent confrontation is almost entirely by the Air Force." He said the Air Force I continued to discuss the international humanitarian law in. Aspect evolutionary conservation organization Rare Brett Jenks said Indonesia and the Philippines have rich and diverse coral reefs indispensable for marine biodiversity. Overfishing can lose millions of people's lives, degrade coastal habitats, and reduce the ability to withstand climate change. But there is hope. In marine protected areas that began as pilot projects, fish species increased by 390% Dependence on aerodynamics has dramatically increased since technology and targets have improved in recent decades. Using the initial work, think about how to use aerodynamics in modern warfare. What is important is that there is a significant difference between choosing only bombings and using air boots such as the Gulf War of 1991, as happened in the NATO war against Kosovo in 1999. We will study all international crises based on the interstate crisis action plan which took place between 1908 and 2006. We use a variety of primary and secondary materials to gather new data on whether to use aerodynamics in each crisis and placement of aerodynamic outputs. We also examined the political goals of the crisis and understood how the country chooses foreign policy measures and crises. Military machinery technology has advanced in the Persian Gulf War from 1990 to 1991. Mr Harling said that the progress of these air force used in the Gulf War must overcome a series of misery not only due to poor performance in previous combat missions but also due to political interference Said. Mr. Hareen has destroyed the effectiveness of aerodynamics for decades, arguing that the relationship between exercise that has never been used before and the individual's political tasks is unsuccessful (Hallion 52). This dark circle of aerodynamic efficiency was over when the Allies could force Saddam Hussein to leave Kuwait almost completely by airborne repression.

The effectiveness of Iraqi sanctions Vietnam's foreign policy has matured after the conflict in Vietnam, a seemingly bloodless, tool that is not controversial in the country has appeared. The United States has begun imposing economic sanctions on fraudulent states to replace or dispatch armed groups. This policy of sanctioning the country is strong to think people about their legality. It is the Iraq conflict that needs to be reviewed. Following the hostile takeover of Kuwait in Iraq in 1990, the United States and the United Nations imposed sanctions on Iraq. The sanctions imposed on the Iraq by the United Nations during the invasion of Kuwait have not been lifted, hampering Iraq's oil exports. In the late 1990s, due to sufferings of regular Iraqis, the United Nations considered considering easing the imposed sanctions. This survey doubted the number of deaths in southern and central Iraq during the sanction period. On 9 December 1996, the Saddam government accepted the first food oil program proposed by the United Nations in 1992. After the Gulf War, the relationship between the US and Iraq remained tense. On June 26, 1993, the United States launched a missile attack against Iraq intelligence headquarters in Baghdad. This is because Iraq repeatedly infringed the invasion of "the no-fly area" and the Kuwait after the Gulf War. US authorities continue to blame Saddam for violating the cease-fire provisions of the Gulf War, developing weapons of mass destruction and other forbidden weapons, and breaking UN sanctions Provide humanitarian relief and terminate sanctions. Even if the war is still going on, the US and the Allied forces have begun to provide humanitarian relief to Iraqi citizens. This relief activity is expanding. Since the Hussein regime was reluctant to abandon the weapons of mass destruction and the weapons of terrorism plan to support missing people in the Persian Gulf War of 1991 and to stop suppressing Iraqi civilians, The Security Council imposed sanctions on Iraq. With the success of military actions to abolish Saddam Hussein, the new Iraq interim government, the alliance support from the US and the private authorities, should act swiftly to meet the requirements of the UN Security Council Resolution. Based on this, UN sanctions against Iraq should end.

Desert Storm and Logistics Tools Introduction On August 2, 1990, Saddam Hussein suddenly launched an attack on a small country in Kuwait. Saddam had more than 130,000 soldiers, soon he occupied Kuwait and headed for the Saudi Arabian border. The United States with little military presence has launched the world's largest strategic logistics movement. This case study focuses on tactical planning for the movement of US forces and equipment to defeat Saddam Hussein and his troops quickly. The Gulf war is subject to several video games including conflict: desert storm, conflict: Desert Storm II, Gulf War: desert hammer action. There are countless explanations in this movie, including Jarhead (2005) based on a memoir of the same name in 2003 by Anthony Swarford of the US Marine Corps. "Desert Storm" Behavior Summary: Hostility in the Gulf War began during the George HW Bush regime, its "defensive" behavior was called "desert shield action" (August 1990 From 2nd until 1991 1) On the 16th of the month, the US military gathered here in Saudi Arabia and Persian Gulf. Iraq was not in time for the withdrawal deadline from Kuwait, ranging from the desert storm operation (January 17, 1991 to February 28, 1991), which became the code of conduct in the operation stage of the Gulf War. Outline of the Gulf War: the Gulf War (from 2 August 1990 to 28 February 1991) The US-led coalition of 34 countries led by Saddam Hussein starts during the presidential term of George W. Bush. The outbreak of the Gulf war corresponded to the consolidation of Iraq's invasion and oil-rich Kuwait. The Gulf War is a television broadcast, and every night people are watching conflict. In many cases the cause of the Persian Gulf War called Desert Storm and the Persian Gulf War influence is probably one of the most successful war movements in war history. Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in 1990. In 1991, after several weeks of airstrikes, the US Army entered Iraq and Kuwait and wiped out the existence of Iraq within 60 hours. Why does Iraq invade Kuwait - the Persian Gulf crisis, 1990 - 1991: How Saddam Hussein 's greed and totalitarian powers have influenced Kuwait' s invasion, world conflict, and the cause of Iraqi Joseph Stalin pollution It is Fidel Castro. Adolf Hitler. Saddam Hussein These names are leaders of the country using totalitarian methods. Stalin and Hitler ruled from the beginning of the 19th century to the middle of the 19th century. Like Fidel Castro, Saddam Hussein is now

Immigration from Sudan to the United States In recent years, America has experienced a large number of immigrants. Immigrants come from various countries, races, religions, and for various reasons. A group of immigrants attracting public attention is coming from Sudan, and is called "a lost boy". Causes of national concern are due to the dramatic environment that brought them to the United States. In order to understand these situations it is important to understand their history. In the last quarter of the 20th century, many Sudanese settled in the Gulf region to look for jobs due to the oil boom in the Gulf region and the deterioration of the Sudan economy. Support of Iraq by the Sudanese government during the Gulf War began to weaken in the 1990s, as it meant that some foreigners were expelled while other people were living a severely restricted life It was. As Sudan was in the second round of civil war, returning was not an option, so many Gulf countries' expatriates began traveling to America and Canada as "lotteries" or asylum and refugee tickets. As a result, some refugees are using traditional Gulf countries' immigrants to move even further to Europe, America, Canada and Australia. Since the 1967 Arab-Israel war, America has a bad relationship with Sudan. After the war began, Sudan blocked the relationship with the United States. In 1997, the United States regarded Sudan as a terrorist state, so Sudan's relations were completely blocked. Today, America is trying to build a relationship with Sudan through gasoline, natural gas and pure uranium. Therefore, the United States is trying to develop policies for Sudan. "On 24 June, the US Congress approved a humanitarian aid program in the West Darfur region of Sudan as an amendment, including providing 7,000 cases to the United Nations Development Agency's Darfur disaster and famine program.After a few days, Chad Tens of thousands of dollars and fourteen million dollars were spent to support human refugees, and a few days later, US Secretary of State Colin Powell visited Sudan and filed a lawsuit against human rights violations in Darfur against Khartoum authorities .

Karan Kawa Indian living in a bend along the coast of the Gulf. The territory of the country from the western end of Galveston Bay to the southwestern part of Corpus Christi Bay. Contrary to the recognition of popularity, Kanran Kawanishi who does not eat. They like eating enemy soldiers by many other Texas Indian tribes, capturing their leaders to gain their strength and courage, but never ate food. Karankawa name (Source Karankawa name) was given to many Indian bands in the area including Cocos, Copanes, Cujanes, Guapites, Carancaguases. Another problem comes from Karankawas, a group living in the Gulf of Nations American Indians. Karanka moved in the inland part every year for several months. They believe that colonists are invaders on their land. In the turn, the settlers tried to stop them leaving this land. Several settlers were killed in fighting against Karankawas in. It disappeared to appeal to new settlers, and many answered. By the end of 1824, Austin filled his colony for nearly 300 families. Mexican leaders give them the possession of property. Arrival of new settlers and ceremonies were held throughout the colony. The new settlers made a Grand Pile to mark their farms and ranches. They were a traditional Spanish land ownership ceremony. These ceremonies threw stones to celebrate their title on the land when including pull grass. Next year, 1347 colonial Caucasians and 443 slaves living in Austin https://content.openclass.com/eps/pearson-reader/api/item/669e3733-2a08-44f8-a7a5-533c8ecfcb14/1/file/9780133329681_mgtx16_se_tx_pxe_oxy_pxe_basic/OPS/xhtml/filengss-4c2dac37-150d-408e-bb2f- ac999d35c3b9.xhtml History of Texas Until the 1500's, there are seven types of huge occupied Indian tribe of land in Texas. Seventh tribe: Eastern Caddo and Northeast Texas along the Mexico Gulf Coast Kalankawa, Coahuiltecan occupied the downstream region of Rio Grande, Lipan - Apache located at the eastern end of Early Texas Village Most contacted, People live soup Hippo in Central Texas. These tribes explored the coastline of the state of Texas and drew to the first European explorer Alonso Alvarez de Pineda to protect this land for hundreds of years In addition to Karan Kawa Indian, Texas Gulf Coast, LaSalle has never reported any problems related to Native American or interactions. Immediately after La Salle arrives in Texas in January 1685, it will be able to decide their practice cannibal given from the tool mark of the human bones at the old Karan Kawa Campground . Since then, as a matter of self-preservation, La Salle and his colonists will consider themselves in the war with Karankawas. In fact, many settlers lost Karankawas in the next few years, the settlement itself occupied Karankawas in December 1688 Fort St. Louis, all the rest of the adults were killed. In the early 1689, we buried the remains of the deceased, including the Spanish column searching for French settlement, the occurred in the destructive fortress, and scattered around the bone ruins, tool mark.

When we hear the word "war", we usually do not imagine that soldiers are fighting enemies with spears, swords and scorpions. In general, we believe soldiers will use modern guns, cannons and other different types of weapons to fight. However, in ancient times, most soldiers were fighting various kinds of spears, swords and axes. Going back to these ancient times, no one had any idea of ​​firearms. In fact, after explosives were discovered in the 9th century, Musket guns were also invented in China till the 14th century (Firearms Tutorial, 2014). Evolution of weapons is not the only thing that changes war. This is the distribution of weapons. Throughout history, states often fight each other as to the symmetry of weapons. For example, in the First Gulf War, Saddam Hussein tried to defeat a traditional industrialized mechanized American army with a traditional industrialized mechanized Iraqi army. The quality and quantity of American technology was dominant. However, in the Second Gulf war, the rebels performed an asymmetric battle to crack down on high-tech US weapons using low tech assassination, destruction and terrorism. The enemy's tactics will lose its benefits only when the United States has adjusted its technology to cope with the new threats. Of course, training, morale, figures, will, and politics will also contribute to the results of Iraq, but the nature of the technology will lay the foundation for struggle. We certainly have witnessed the decline of war between states, the increasing internationalization of conflict, and the relatively linear evolution of military weapons and strategies. However, the basic nature of war has not changed. During the American Civil War, the battle in Missouri is part of a chaotic confrontation, there are few boundaries between civilians and combatants, and guerrilla warfare is common did. Civilian plundering and targeting is universal, motivation for revenge and personal complaints overrides major ideology or global political motivation. The development of explosive weapons is particularly important in these developments. But this evolution process is slow. For example, in Agincourt, French artillery occupied a lone solitary shooter in Britain during battle, and in 1431 the duke of Bourgogne shot 412 shells in Lagny town and bombarded successfully. Only chicken. Nonetheless, when war entered the final stage, such weapons became increasingly effective. They played an important role in the fighting and siege of some Joan of Arc, and "maid" was considered particularly good for aiming weapons. Then in the late 1430 's, Charles VII (1422 - 61) took steps to establish a professional cannon train under the direction of his brothers - John, the king's gunman and his brother Gardard.

Disaster of March 24, 1989, launch of 10.8 million gallons of oil to Alaska's Prince William Sound - after 20 years of Exxon Valdez oil spill - experts are still measuring its full impact Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Summary: Exxon Valdez tanker was hit by an oil spill incident at Exxon Valdez on March 24, 1989, from Valdez, Alaska to Long Beach, California. Ecological disaster. It is based on Bray Leaf of Prince William Sound of Alaska. The 1990 oil pollution control law was approved to make tankers safer. "Desert Storm" Behavior Summary: Hostility in the Gulf War began during the George HW Bush regime, its "defensive" behavior was called "desert shield action" (August 1990 From 2nd to 1st 1991 1) On the 16th of the month the US military gathered here in Saudi Arabia and Persian Gulf. Iraq was not in time for the withdrawal deadline from Kuwait, and it ran from a desert storm operation (January 17, 1991 to February 28, 1991). This is the code of conduct in the battle phase of the Gulf War. In this article, we describe and analyze the Exxon Valdez oil spill accident disaster in 1989 at Alaska's Prince William Bay. The incident caused 11 million gallons of 987 ft tanker ship Exxon Valdez crude oil that occurred in March 1989 and hit Bri Reef. Prince William Gulf oil from damaged tanker Influx of the pristine ocean. It creates one of the largest artificial ecological disasters in the US history for decades. Also, this report will explain the Exxon Mobil mission and vision as well as the crude refining process. Also included are reasons leading to the Exxon Valdez oil spill accident and its impact after the accident occurred. Meanwhile, we also studied fundamental improvements and change management systems to prevent disasters from happening again On 24th March 1989, the tanker of Exxon Valdez attacked the Bri Reef of Prince William Sound in Alaska and leaked more than 11 million gallons (42,000 cubic meters). )crude oil. Exxon Valdez's oil spill accident was the second largest oil spill accident in the US history and passed the 1990 oil pollution law after the Exxon Valdez incident. The US reduced the $ 5 billion preliminary sentence to $ 575.5 million. The Supreme Court began in June 2008 and distribution of prizes began.

Introduction Environmental hygiene is always a very important issue in international fields. We humans are unconsciously at the edge of the earth. The natural resources we use go beyond our contribution to nature. Everyday people know what they are damaging the environment, but they do not care about how to fix it. With a very simple step, a better way to a healthier environment will begin; recycling is the best idea to illustrate the previous point. According to Oil and Gas Journal, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has the seventh largest proven oil. Because of this geographical location, the United Arab Emirates is rich in natural resources and abundant natural resources. By supplying a large amount of fuel at UAE, Emirates will be easier to refuel than its own airline. (Business News, 2007) One of the reasons that had a major impact on Emirates was due to the Gulf war, which is experiencing a slump in competitors. The Gulf War was a war in the Persian Gulf between 2 August 1990 and 28 February 1991. Because of this political war, Emirates is the only airline to fly in the last 10 days of warfare. (Publisher, 2001) The United Arab Emirates celebrates 40th anniversary with National Day on 2 December. The United Arab Emirates is enjoying the highest and most complicated living standards in today's world, and in a short period of time enjoying a strong economic and democratic society, the United Arab Emirates How can you explain the amazing development? The United Arab Emirates is 40 years old and is active there. Having the ability to achieve success, change the country and society to enter the 21st century, confront the challenges and opportunities of this century, they want to give them permanent stimulation. Citizens have more abilities and achievements and ensure a decent life and stability for the next generation In the past 40 years, the United Arab Emirates made major progress in economic and social development. Yacoub Yousef Al Hosani Ambassador of United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates: As the name implies, the United Arab Emirates is an association of seven regions, each region is governed by a genetic monarch with the title of Emile. Traditionally, Amir of Abu Dhabi is also the Federal President. Today is Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan. He is responsible since the death of his father in 2004. He is believed to have about $ 5 billion personal assets. Brunei Darussalam: Since 1967, Sir Husanar Bolquia took office as Prime Minister of Sultan of Brunei Darussalam. He appointed almost all of the Brunei governance institutions, including the Legislative Assembly, the Supreme Court and the Islamic Court. His 1,800 room palace, Istana Nurul Iman, is the world's largest private residence.

When people heard the oil spill "Exxon Valdez: They think there are plenty of black things in the water, yet there are still many things, economic disasters and environmental disasters. Well, regardless of whether you are, I think that this oil spill (Exxon Valdez) was bad compared to other oil spills or it was 10 years ago without your concerns and events, It depends entirely on what you think your heart will change after hearing all the facts. Okay, I have an example. Did everyone understand it? There is Exxon Valdez on the premises. This is a very smooth operation. How was Exxon Valdez, one of the biggest oil spills ever, handled? Interestingly, Exxon Valdez belongs to a specific level of hull protection and compensation insurance which is the main part of the claim. As mentioned earlier, there are actually some existing structures. If you are a fishery there are several main types of insurance: the hull is insurance, it is good, the goods are insured, so Exxon Mobil gets money from oil, and Exxon Mobil gets the return hull. But who will handle the collision and who will handle the removal of debris? We are well aware that the cost of contamination is completely uncontrollable. Then there are areas such as hangar, cargo damage, shortage, etc. You may encounter buoys, lighthouses, harbors and docks, your hull insurance is not included, and personal injury, illness and death Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Summary: Exxon Valdez oil spill incident caused ecological disasters when the Exxon Valdez tanker in Valdez, Alaska, departed Long Beach, California on March 24, 1989. It is based on Bray Leaf of Prince William Sound of Alaska. In 1990 the "Petroleum Pollution Act" was passed in order to make tankers safer. "Desert Storm" Behavior Summary: Hostility in the Gulf War began during the George HW Bush regime, its "defensive" behavior was called "desert shield action" (August 1990 From 2nd until 1991 1) On the 16th of the month, the US military gathered here in Saudi Arabia and Persian Gulf. Iraq was not in time for the withdrawal deadline from Kuwait, and it ran from a desert storm operation (January 17, 1991 to February 28, 1991). This is a code of conduct in the operation stage of the Gulf War.

Representation of Children of Media I am writing articles about representatives of children in the media. They investigated how different papers are drawn on local newspapers, tabloids, newspapers, etc. We are always looking for newspapers showing children's positive or negative images and how to depict the children. Local newspapers usually have local news, products, and ads in the area. Local newspaper picks up local talks and problems. Media representation is how media draws specific groups, communities, experiences, ideas and themes from specific ideologies and values. We are studying how media performance "re-presents" or actually creates new reality, rather than simply considering media performance as reflecting or reflecting "reality". For controversial French philosopher Jean Board Lille, the mainstream media distorted the reality. They tend to increase and exaggerate the reality (simulation), which creates a "simulation" that represents people, events, or objects and becomes a "hidden truth". Media can create their own ideal ideals that can transcend reality. Baudrillard wrote an article titled "The Gulf War did not happen" (1991), but this was a very controversial point at the time of its publication. Among them, he speculated that the media set an agenda for the Gulf War account. The war with television is not the same as the actual event. They did not show all the truth, they showed only details detailing their intentional stories. This brought about the truth of truth and the truth truth about war. Representatives of the media are subject to discussion from representatives of minorities, people with mental illness, and statements by gender. Of course, because it appeared in various media such as movies, news, TV programs, the latter became mainly a female character. Women's expression in the media was not informative and accurate and was always "fun". Representing female offenders in the media does not deviate

Precision missile During the Persian Gulf War in 1991, a new type of weapon debuted and told the military revolution. Precise Injection Bombs (PGM) from laser-guided bombs to Tomahawk cruise missiles occupy only a small portion of the general regulations used in Iraq, but their effect is electrical. The bomb television picture dropped from the range of 6 miles or more to the target and hit with an exciting and shocking absolute precision. In this article we aim to analyze on the background of diffusion of so-called "Precise Induction Bullet" (PGM), especially Tomahawk Land Air Missile (TLAM). First we will outline the main technical aspects of TLAM. In the second part, looking back over the history of the war of the 20th century, we follow the history of the ideology behind the "accurate" promotion of bombs. Next, let's look at the chronology of the actual development of TLAM in the 1970s and 1980s and give some preliminary explanations on this phenomenon. Part 4 and Part 5 consider how TLAM was used in the First Gulf War and how military and government tried to promote conflict in cooperation with domestic press did. According to TLAM Since the end of the Gulf War in 1991, the paradigm of war has undergone a revolutionary change. Precision induction munitions play a leading role in fighting deep targets within the enemy's territory. The IT revolution makes it possible to fight enemies in real-time visual situations. As a result, the commander can lead more powerfully than in traditional cases. This is a big change of war. Most countries, including G8 developed countries, made a lot of efforts to improve their information technology capabilities, and allocated a large amount of domestic resources. These efforts are not just about the business department, but also about the military. For example, battlefield visualization, accurate participation, real-time command and control, real-time goal setting and battle, and sensor to shot systems are the most important issues in contemporary military affairs. According to Alberts, NCW is a new military response to the information age. In today's era, state-of-the-art military technologies include precision guided weapons for precision troops, stealth for greater power usage, advanced intelligence, monitoring and reconnaissance systems for combat space recognition, and advanced Command and control are included. , Communication, Computing and Information (C4I)) Strengthen the battlefield management system. All of these techniques clearly show that grandchildren who claimed that 2500 years ago are still valid and mandatory for successful military strength. How do you understand the concept of "understanding enemies and understanding them" by Essay.com / Sun Tzu? Also, what does this concept mean in contemporary war? How do you understand Sun Tzu's concept of "Understanding enemies and knowing yourself"? Also, what does this concept mean in modern warfare?

At 4 o'clock midnight on March 24, 1989, Exxon Valdez collided with Bray Reef in the northeast of Prince William Sound. The ship is filled with 1,264,155 barrels of oil. Approximately one fifth of the product leaked into the ocean, totaling 11.12 million gallons. Because of the strong northeast wind it is impossible to add oil, making it an incombustible emulsion which is almost impossible to remove water from the surface. Oil continues to move southwest, eventually reaching the Alaska Peninsula. Okay, I have an example. Did everyone understand it? There is Exxon Valdez on the premises. This is a very smooth operation. How was Exxon Valdez, one of the biggest oil spills ever, handled? Interestingly, Exxon Valdez belongs to a specific level of hull protection and compensation insurance, which is the main part of the claim. As mentioned earlier, there are actually some existing structures. If you are a fishery there are several main types of insurance: the hull is insurance, it is good, the goods are insured, so Exxon Mobil gets money from oil, and Exxon Mobil gets the return hull. But who will handle the collision and who will handle the removal of debris? We are well aware that the cost of contamination is completely uncontrollable. Then there are areas such as hangar, cargo damage, shortage, etc. You may encounter buoys, lighthouses, harbors and docks, your hull insurance is not included, and personal injury, illness and death Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Summary: Exxon Valdez oil spill incident caused ecological disasters when the Exxon Valdez tanker in Valdez, Alaska, departed Long Beach, California on March 24, 1989. It is based on Bray Leaf of Prince William Sound of Alaska. In 1990 the "Petroleum Pollution Act" was passed in order to make tankers safer. "Desert Storm" Behavior Summary: Hostility in the Gulf War began during the George HW Bush regime, its "defensive" behavior was called "desert shield action" (August 1990 From 2nd until 1991 1) On the 16th of the month, the US military gathered here in Saudi Arabia and Persian Gulf. Iraq was not in time for the withdrawal deadline from Kuwait, and it ran from a desert storm operation (January 17, 1991 to February 28, 1991). This is a code of conduct in the operation stage of the Gulf War. Twenty years later in 1989, the oil spill of Exxon Valdez in Alaska continued, but in some areas it was almost as toxic as the initial level (Exxon Valdez Trustee Council 2009; Raloff 2009). The Exxon Valdez oil spill accident in the Gulf of Mexico and the mass spill accident caused by the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon offshore drilling equipment have a big influence and it should be able to be seen in the regional evaluation, but the actual scale survey on the global scale It may be insufficient. Oil can kill marine life by ingestion, inhalation and absorption. Oil may kill marine organisms by ingesting, inhaling or absorbing it. Since oil adheres to fur and feathers, seals, seals and birds lose the insulation that these structures normally provide. Oil birds can not fly

Iraq invaded Kuwait on August 2, 1990; it was 75 days from my 6th birthday. The aggression that happened in that day and the Middle East not only caused the beginning of the first Gulf War but also caused a series of events that determined the way my life would follow. It occurred between August 1990 and February 1991. When I was watching a manga and sitting alone in the basement, the war broke. The news anchor briefly explained what was happening in Iraq, then violent video clips began to play repeatedly. When the war broke out, the cards became a symbol of American patriotism. Suddenly asking the president is the same as asking the United States. Americans were caught in Tehran during the Cuban missile crisis, and of course all the Gulf War and the above 9/11 attacks can be seen. Increase in drone attacks, relaxation of engagement rules, addition of 1,000 American soldiers in Syria, oral attacks against NATO and other American allies, his cooperation with Vladimir Putin and Russia mix In today's society, patriotism and image of the American flag. Some people believe that patriotism is only an act of supporting national leaders' decision making. Some people say that people should be declared dull and expressed opposition to what is going on in the government in order to be patriotic. There are various opinions about what the American flag expresses. One point represented by the flag is that the flag represents our history and above patriotism. Other By the 1890 's, many Americans were trying to strengthen and renew their national patriotism. Many patriotic associations, including the American Flag Association, have been formed, which helped to make the flag anniversary a popular event in the decade after its founding in 1897. Then at the end of the century Americans found their way from patriotism in the country's first external conflict, the Spanish-American war, and embodied their patriotism at their bullying President, Theodore Roosevelt. . This war divides the Americans, but - unlike the conflict in Vietnam - it ends before the split gets set. From the White House, Roosevelt preached patriotism, which in his view at least transcended class, status, even even race. Roosevelt declared that the first loyalty of the Americans was "to their brethren, regardless of where they are living" 13.

However, US intervention in the Middle East also includes more extensive and destructive expenditure. In the first Gulf War, the war lasting more than 100 days cost more than $ 260 billion ("Calculation" 6). President Bush spent more than $ 3 trillion as a funding source for a decade of conflict, so the cost of the second Gulf war and Iraq war is much higher (Katel 1). In the Gulf war of the past 20 years, a large amount of expenditure caused a large amount of borrowing, which led to an increase in the debt ceiling today. In the first 200 years of American history, national policy was isolatedism and noninterventionism. Speech by George Washington's farewell is often considered to have laid the foundation of a noninterventionist tradition in the United States. As much as possible, Europe has a range of key benefits that are not for us, but also for very distant relationships, so she often has to participate in conflict and the reason is basically for us He has no familiarity. The normal relationship in her politics, or the normal combination and conflict of her friendship or hostility must not be wise. " The transition from isolationismism to diplomatic interventionism in the United States is often due to the consequences of World War II, the Spanish-American war, and the subsequent conquest of the Philippines in the United States. This is a journalist at "The Real Banner: Theodore Roosevelt, The Birth of Mark Twain and the American Empire" by historian Steven Kanazawa. Kinzer claims that all foreign policy debate since 1898 reflects the theme of that era. "There are lots of talented Americans who eloquently claim the problem full of the significance of humanity only once during the establishment of the United States." No economist dares to argue that interventionism can lead to nothing but disaster and confusion. The advocate of interventionism - most importantly the Prussian historical school and the American institutionalist - is not an economist. It is the opposite. In order to publicize their plans, they firmly denied things like economic law. In their view, the government can freely achieve all that they are aiming without being bound by the cruel regularity of a series of economic phenomena. Like the German socialist Ferdinand LaSalle, they think the country is a god.

On March 24, 1989, a tanker ran in the unspoilt ocean of Prince William Sound in the Alaska Bay and dumped 11 million gallons of crude oil. This spill affected 11,000 square miles of water killing thousands of marine mammals and seabirds and devastatingly affecting the 1,300 nautical coastline. For twenty-five years, it is still one of the worst environmental disasters ever. Twenty years later in 1989, Exxon Valdez 's oil spill incident continued in Alaska, but in some areas it was almost as toxic as the original level (Exxon Valdez Trustee Council 2009; Raloff 2009). Exxon Valdez's outflow and BP Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico A large outflow due to the explosion of offshore rigs will have a significant impact and should be seen in the regional assessment but a global scale survey It may not be enough to do. Oil can kill marine life by ingestion, inhalation and absorption. Oil can kill marine organisms by ingesting, inhaling or absorbing it. Since oil adheres to fur and feathers, seals, seals and birds lose the insulation that these structures normally provide. Oil birds can not fly Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Summary: Exxon Valdez tanker was hit by an oil spill incident at Exxon Valdez on March 24, 1989, from Valdez, Alaska to Long Beach, California. Ecological disaster. It is based on Bray Leaf of Prince William Sound of Alaska. The 1990 oil pollution control law was approved to make tankers safer. "Desert Storm" Behavior Summary: Hostility in the Gulf War began during the George HW Bush regime, its "defensive" behavior was called "desert shield action" (August 1990 From 2nd to 1st 1991 1) On the 16th of the month the US military gathered here in Saudi Arabia and Persian Gulf. Iraq was not in time for the withdrawal deadline from Kuwait, and it ran from a desert storm operation (January 17, 1991 to February 28, 1991). This is the code of conduct in the battle phase of the Gulf War.

Throughout history, mankind has always been using it to rely on nature, to maintain livelihoods and to renew the source of peace. Still, as time passed, people adaptively entered into our current era. But when this happens, they also seem to be a bit further away from the environment. Most people currently live within the boundaries of cities, but some people are beginning to feel the impact of their daily lives in this life. An instinctive desire for our open wastage still exists, and by the definition of building pressure the society's demand for natural villages was not very high. Thousands of wise men are traveling the earth to draw that perspective (and explain the obvious facts), biological life has existed for billions of years. However, the life ecosystem on the planet is experiencing changes in the earth's shaking between two or three generations of people. Although there is no doubt that the destruction of life by a huge comet is a big event in the history of the earth, we must extract rare metals and chemical substances from the earth, study them in general principles of physics chemistry, It is around the world. Build a huge human supply chain and its tools, and a rocket ship to jump out of our planet Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver is a story of a desperate missionary who dragged his family to Congo from a pleasant life in Georgia. A story from the standpoint of each woman in price family and the approach to change in various "family" environments. In addition to striving to make members of the village of Kelanga accept Christian way, price house work hard every day. The Poison Wood Bible also shows the struggle of the patriarchal society and the political tension of the Congo in 1960 Barbara Kingsolver is doing a good job to encourage her American compatriots, for those who claim not to write down the political content. During the First Gulf War, she moved to the Canary Islands for a year as she was very outraged by the poverty of her country. During the Second Gulf War, she was called a traitor, and since September 11, the US suggested that the behavior should be analyzed. "Every time I start writing a new book, I am going on a crazy and steep path and think about it." Hey, boys, they will not follow me here, "she said with a smile. We ordered local food (a passion for another Kingsolver) at a restaurant near her husband, Stephen Hop, restaurant in South West Virginia. They have some expertise on menus: Two years ago, they coauthored memoirs about animals, vegetables, miracles, the year they eat only local food.

Florida, Florida, Florida Florida is at the intersection of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caloosahatchee River, 120 miles south of Tampa. In 1850, Fort Myers was built to withstand the brutal Seminolian Indians who killed a handful of settlers who bravely faced the Gulf of the area. The fort was named Colonel Abraham C. Myers stationed in the area for seven years by his commander. After defeating Chieftain's Billy Bowleg, the fort was closed in 1863 until it was again occupied by the Federal Army in the civil war of 1865 and then abandoned again after the war. Like Florida as a whole, Lee County has a tourism-based economy, and annually "clean and untouched environment" is listed as a choice for visiting Li through visitors and conference rooms. Five reasons for this county In 2015, the tourism industry had a $ 3 billion impact on Lee's economy. In addition, the economist at the University of Miami concluded that it relates to full-time employment by tourism spending every six acres of Lee county's protected land. Airway irritation has been reported in Southwest Florida (Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota, Lee County). Airway irritation has been reported in northwest Florida (each of Escambia and Ocaloysa). For more information, please see the Southwest Coast Report and the Northwest Coast Report. The USF - FWC collaborative research predicts that Pinelas' red tide prediction in the northern part of Monroe County predicts groundwater level changes and net southern movement over the next three days. The three-day forecast from Escambia to West Bay County predicts the net east migration of surface and groundwater in most areas Currently, over 52 million Americans live in counties that are considered economically difficult. According to a bipartisan research and advocacy group Economic Innovation Group (EIG) report, there is a close relationship between community size and prosperity, and counties with a population of less than 100,000 have 11 I'm suffering with twice the probability. Learn how automation can help you divide the country into "red" and "blue" lines. And the increase in our political bias will soon be more meaningful. This may be the most dangerous effect of technological unemployment of all people, erosion of democracy per se, as partisanism has torn our country with a process that is difficult to distinguish mitosis of living cells I do not.

Introduction: The Persian Gulf is in Kuwait, the total area is 17,820 square kilometers (km 2). The north and the northwest border the border with Iraq, the south and the southwest border with Saudi Arabia, the east is bordering the Persian Gulf. The land is usually flat, with a slightly undulating desert plain sloping northeast; the elevation of Kuwait is about 300 meters. The majority of Kuwait is a desert including several oases (Kuwait water resources, 2007). The figure below shows the location of AL Kuwait. (2) Kuwait's geography, natural resources and climate are essential for the interests of that country. The climate of Kuwait is dry desert, hot summer, short and cool winter. The climate of Kuwait leads to limited natural freshwater resources, so approximately 75% of the drinking water must be distilled or imported. The concern for the country's water is very important because of the lack of natural water in Kuwait. The natural resources of Kuwait are mainly oil, fish, shrimp, natural gas. Oil and gas are popular natural resources, as Kuwait has proved 94 billion barrels of crude oil reserves and accounts for 10% of world reserves. Since the natural resources of Kuwait are poor and there are few crops, this will help to determine the national interests of Kuwait, and Kuwait must import large amounts of food every year. Resources include water, energy, land, minerals. Providing adequate natural resources is essential for developing the industrial and economic strengths of the country. For example, in the Persian Gulf War in 1991, Iraq partially captured Kuwait to secure that well. Water resources are controversial among many countries, including India, Pakistan, and the Middle East. The state of Kuwait is a sovereign state of the United Arab Emirates and is regarded as one of the Gulf countries. The name "Kuwait" comes from the plural form of "kout" which means "akwat" in Arabic, "fortress near water". The population of the Emirates is 4 million, located within the geographical range of 20,000 square kilometers. In the nineteenth century, Kuwait was influenced by the Ottoman Empire, and after World War I, he was known as an independent chief under the defense of the British Empire. A large oil field in Kuwait was discovered in the late 1930s The economy of Kuwait is based on petroleum and petrochemical products. Kuwait Oil Company was founded in 1934 by British and American companies. Mass production did not begin until the end of the Second World War, but oil was discovered in Saudi Arabia and in a neutral zone shared in the northern part of Kuwait in a few years later. In the early 1960s, Japanese oil companies found large amounts of offshore oil in the waters of Kuwait. Kuwait National Oil Company is using natural gas at the refinery of Ash Shu'aybah. Crude oil and petroleum products account for about 90% of Kuwait's exports. Less than 1% of the economy is based on agriculture

Role of Saddam Hussein in service to the Middle East and the United States In order to understand the role of Saddam Hussein in US service in the Middle East it is important to outline the international struggle, especially in the Gulf region. This area is in the second half of this century. The international struggle in the Gulf region is part of the struggle throughout the region, but this specific region is the use of the Islamic world as a result of seeking what is contained in the land Let's go back to 2003. Initially in the Middle East there were three major players in Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Led by Saddam Hussein, both Iran and Saudi Arabia were hostile to Iraq - the war between Iran and Iraq occurred in the 1980s, the secular rule of Saddam's Iraq and the orthodox Sunni doctrine of Saudi Arabia was Sunni against him It does not match the faction's resistance. If the US invades Iraq in 2003 and overthrows the administration it will result in the withdrawal of the most influential and dangerous power in the Middle East. When the war in the Middle East began, Saddam Hussein called it a holy war in the Muslim tradition even though he seemed to be his own Allah. President Bush also prayed, but now I talked to a bishop who is opposed to regular war. The cynics says, "What is the use? God can not have both sides." Their conclusion is logical: "Do not pray in war." I am the cheapest of all pacifist laughs And rustic things are ridiculous of God of war to attract the god of battle. This is ridiculously illogical. Because we do not have the right to kill for victory when we have the right to pray for it. If war is not jihad it is a holy war - Holocaust "(CW, XXX, p.307) Fawaz A Gerges: Obama and the Middle East: The end of America? (Palgrave Macmillan, 2012): When are you going to do? Since the Madrid negotiations that broke Saddam Hussein in 1991 to the Israel-Palestinian conflict, the United States has not done anything constructive in the Middle East, but Bush is still behind by Saudi Arabia. The violent wounds of Israelis in Iraq and Iran are unstable. Mr Obama conceded Arab Spring, but eventually I could not support it. Not only will it make the Arab world more democratic and prosperous, it also aims to make it more independent from the United States.

The current stereotypes of American black families have not changed so much since the 1950s as dominant women are overwhelmed. This stereotype is also known as a black mother, but unfortunately it is realistic at the black household. In the Moynihan Report (1965), the structure of a black mother has become a factor that exacerbates black men to authorized persons (www.blackpast.org). Recently I was born on the Missouri River Eliza Ancone Bassam, one of my ancestors. The sacred river is the longest river in North America and flowed into the Mississippi River on the way to the Gulf of Mexico, so her mother sent her life on a river boat. The Missouri River starts from the east side of Montana's continental division. Thousands of water guardians gather in the south from North Dakota and Succi to there so as to keep flowing through the Tate Park house as they pass through South Dakota in commemoration of Missouri State Mississippi, I touched the edge of Nebraska before joining Missouri, Iowa, Kansas. From its origins to the end it provides life and habitat for the various creatures that flow through it. In winter, the water protector team has expanded to a powerful force like my clear creek. This is about treating water as life and treating the earth as sacred. An American writer and humorist Mark Twain (1835-1910) grew up in Missouri and worked as a pilot of a riverboat for several years at the Mississippi River. This sentence tells the history of the Mississippi River (1883) as a pilot of a steamship before the American Civil War. In this excerpt, he contemplates how he lost a miracle like a child. Imagine walking along the river boat along the Mississippi River. Back in the days of Mark Twain, Paddling's Riverboat dominated the Mississippi River. The river boat provides scenery of cities, urban and rural areas that "closed up" more along the Mississippi River. The beauty of the river boat cruise is that you can admire the attractions along the Mississippi River. Many of the attractions where you can enjoy river boat cruises include civil war battlefields, plantations, picturesque beautiful cities and towns. This area is widely known as the birthplace of blues and jazz.

Introduction The American Civil War is a war that divides the country and connects brothers and brothers. For over four years, this war will continue. President Lincoln used to believe that the war would not end unless the alliance could not occupy and dominate the main terrain. Located between Cairo, Illinois and the Gulf of Mexico, Nestle twists and smashes the Mississippi River about 1,000 miles. This river proves to be an important area for those who rule it. Michigan covers more than 200 feet of Vicksburg and overlooks the border river between Louisiana and Mississippi. Battle of Vicksburg, or Siege Battle of Vicksburg, was the last big fight of Vicksburg's battle in the American Civil War. In a series of experienced exercises, General Ulysses Grant and Tennessee Army crossed the Mississippi River and led Federal Army General John C. Pemberton to a fortified city around Vicksburg. The Mississippi State Defense Line Grant handed over the Mississippi orders to the alliance from May 18th 1863 to July 4th, and besieged the city until it split the southern states at the Mississippi River. At the same time the day before, Gettysburg's victory excited the northern province. However, over two years of bloodshed occurred between victory on April 9, 1865 and the end of the war. The battle of Vicksburg in Mississippi was also known as the wall of Vicksburg, but a culmination of long-standing land and sea battles where allied forces robbed strategically important positions during the American Civil War was. President Abraham Lincoln recognized the importance of the town on the 200 foot cliff above the Mississippi River. He said, "Vicksburg is the key, the war never ends until the key enters the pocket." Vicksburg's capture detached the Mississippi East in the east of the Mississippi River, and in the northern traffic all over the river Open the river along. Vicksburg's battle is the most important military strategy in Mississippi. 47 days after the siege, on July 4, 1863, Vicksburg's Allied Base fell to the Allies of General Ulysses S. Grant. With the occupation of Vicksburg, the alliance could dominate the Mississippi River. The victory of the alliance in Vicksburg and Gettysburg has reached a turning point in the civil war. After the war, in 1867 the United States put Mississippi under military rule during rebuilding. Mississippi reentered the federal state in 1870. After adopting the new state constitution and approving amendments 14 and 15 of the US Constitution. The country took years to recover from the loss of war. After the rebuilding was completed in 1876, white men in Mississippi refused to share political power with blacks like any other state in the south. Southern blacks gradually lost most of their rights gradually after the civil war.

Telegraph.co.uk is an online version of the newspaper. We will use online content such as 'Telecommunications' of banner title including articles of printed version of 'Daily Telegraph' and 'Sunday Telegraph', and latest news, feature, photo gallery, blog etc It was named 2007 UK consumer website and was named the annual digital publisher by online publisher in 2009. This site is supervised by Kate Day, the digital director of Telegraph Media Group. Other staff has technical director (editor) Shane Richmond and director of digital production Ian Douglas. This site focused on efforts to create a comprehensive news business, created printed matter and online content from the same news room, and resumed in 2008. Welcome to Asia. Newspaper group. It is located on The Telegraph's website telegraph.co.uk. Before the outbreak of the Civil War, three major telecommunications companies were in operation. These companies are American Telecommunications Corporation, Western Union Telegraph and Telegraph, and Southwest Telegraph. The AT & A route occupies the whole area on the east side of the Hudson River and extends to the Gulf of Mexico along the Atlantic coast. Connected from Newfoundland to New Orleans. From this main trunk line, the American Telecommunications route will head west and continue to Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cincinnati. At these points, the US telecom line fits the Western Union 's wire transfer line and occupies most of the rest of Western Union. Western Union also went to the west in the west of San Francisco in 1861. In southern states, the production line of US Telegraph is consistent with the production line of Southwest Telegraph of Chattanooga, Mobile, New Orleans.

The southern part is occupied by forest areas in the eastern part, farmers in Quebec and maritime states in the south. Before the arrival of the Europeans, trade between the adjacent eastern Woodlands and the Algonquin Islands was common. Beaver's fur is very important in trade There is also trade between Iroquoi and Algonquin. For example, Nipissing itself is not a farmer, but it uses fish to capture Huron corn. Unlike the Irokoi neighbors of the West, Eastern Woodland's Algonquin does not participate in battle and war. It is thought that there was a battle in the local tribe, but rarely any conflict will expand to full-fledged warfare. Because the Algonquian village bands (small and locals) are independent of each other, the relationship between adjacent Algonquian groups is usually different locally. The relationship between Algonquian and Iroquois has been different for many years. Many times the relationship is hostile The first Europeans from North Woodland commented on open forests like parks and paradise for hunters. Since humans maintain this busy forest every year while burning bushes, forests help the animals human beings can eat and eat. Great Plains is the environment that humankind lived for thousands of years, there is ample evidence that burning the plains often renders the forest unrecoverable and turning it into the world's largest meadow. Eastern Woodland is a cultural area of ​​indigenous peoples of North America. Eastern Woodland spreads from the Atlantic Ocean to eastern Great Plains and from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico in roughly the eastern United States and Canada. Hirano Indian Cultural District is located west, Arctic Circle Eastern forest culture consists of eastern United States and Indian tribes living in Canada. Eastern forest areas range from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River, with moderate climate including the Great Lakes. In this vast area there are plenty of rainfall, lots of lakes and rivers, and beautiful forests. The rich land and forest from the Ohio River to the Gulf of Mexico form the southeastern part of the eastern forest. The cultural area is the plain culture in the west and the subarctic culture in the north. Woodland's Indian tribe extends from New England and Maryland to the Great Lakes Region. The Woodland Indian consists of two main tribes, Iroquois and Algonquin. They live in the forest near lakes and streams, that is why they are known as Eastwoodland Indians. This area covers the east coast and today is the United States. Most historians believe that Iroquois was formed around 1142 (http://www.ratical.org/many_worlds/6Nations/DatingIC.html). They currently live in an area now known as the east coast of the United States, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River, and also includes parts of the southern Canada.

Soldier's life memoir I have worked in the agricultural industry for several years and my wife Sarah made everything I did with me. My two sons took me to keep moving the farm. Roland, a 16-year-old, helped milk the cow and allowed all animals to be fed on time. In addition to milking and breastfeeding, he is responsible for cleaning up the animal and his brothers. James at the age of 10 was not very useful. He kept onlooking and helped Saraja to have dinner every night. The memoir of Anthony Swarford explains his life and the significance of becoming a Navy, the influence of the war on soldiers, and the Gulf War. He depicts every aspect of marine life. Swarfford paints the war cruelly. He deeply studied the feelings of the Marines in the Marine Corps and revealed whether it is the cause of justice, and it was still a war regardless of its length. Swarford made this book a part of the US Marine Corps monitoring and target acquisition platoon, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Corps. essay.com/"Jarhead: Navy Marine Corps Memorial Battle and Other "Author: Anthony Swaford - Book Review In the memoir of Ishmael Beah, A Long Way Gone, memoir of a boys' warrior, Beah said that his journey is a major obstacle, but by venting when fighting in two conflicting ways I learned to overcome this. field. Beah achieved his goal of explaining his viewpoint to the reader, using rhetorical questions, landscape stories, and parallelism. This bill was revised in 1997 and 2004. In 2004, the bill was renamed "Improvement Education for Persons with Disabilities" (IDEIA), but people are still calling it IDEA. This law ensures that all children are entitled to free and appropriate public education (FAPE). Elie Wiesel's Holocaust Memoirs "Night" (1955) and Ishmael Beah's story of Sierra Leone war "The Long Way: Memories of Boy Warriors" (2007) show that memoirs became a strong testimony to history I will. Both of these works convey the essential influence of personal experience, making the history more humane than the detailed description of the story date, fighting and other formal or grand historical stories It is. They also showed the occasional nature of teaching in memoirs, and increased social, cultural and government awareness. As memory is an essential factor of this sort, you should consider the complex relationship between history and memory, and why certain events are more important than others. In fact, this memoir encouraged us to consider that there is an unstable relationship between memory and history.

Over 20 years, veteran wife Vietnam's wife Patricia Dietz is affected by post-traumatic stress disorder with her husband. Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) means that people are suffering from that memory, which affects not only his rest but also its influence. Other people As long as there are traumatic events, physical dangers or threats or personal risks, the disease will appear in life (Today's American Journal). Impact of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder on Postwar Veterans Warfare is a complex concept that is increasingly difficult to understand, especially in times when real time images of combat are allowed to spread all over the world. Many war movies depict cruelty of war and influence the influence of war on participants, but it seems that only a few of these performances have appeared. The 20th century was the era when numerous military operations such as World War I and the Second World War, the Cold War, Vietnam and the Gulf War were conducted, millions of people fought and survived. Post traumatic stress disorder has plagued several Vietnamese veterans who are very painful and experienced often during the Vietnam War. Many people who do not understand this disease believe post-traumatic stress disorder (post-traumatic stress disorder) is a detailed diagnosis of a series of ambiguous symptoms associated with other psychological problems I will. Post-traumatic stress disorder was not a recognized disease after the 1980 Vietnam War that was included in the diagnostic manual of the American Psychiatric Association. Every advanced society has the effect of post traumatic stress disorder that affects Vietnamese veterans Post-traumatic stress disorder "post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental illness that people remember repetitiously or have a dream of a terrible experience" ("post traumatic stress disorder" 710). The explanation of post traumatic stress disorder mainly focuses on the way in which psychological trauma experience is affected. When a person is facing an overwhelming trauma, the brain can not handle information or emotion correctly (Cohen Web). Post traumatic stress disorder changes the body's response to stress. Hundreds of different types of psychiatric disorders, fourth edition are posted in the mental disorder diagnosis and statistics handbook. (DSM - IV) One of them is called post - traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). According to this study post-traumatic injuries usually experienced and witnessed life-threatening events such as military attacks, natural disasters, terrorist attacks, serious accidents and rape, and other violent personal attacks It will occur later (Harvard Women 's Health Watch, 2005).

Nationalism I think that everyone remembered the Gulf War several years ago. The war continued for several months and attracted everyone to television stations and newspapers to find out what is happening at the nation's sea. Many people know that their loved ones have left. They are in the military and are required to protect their country. This is a sign of nationalism itself, but what is close to me is a small yellow belt. These yellow ribbons can be seen everywhere. They were placed on the trunk of the front door of the people, fixed to people's clothing, and exhibited on people's cars. Nationalism defined in the Merriam-Webster dictionary is "promoting loyalty and dedication to a country, in particular one country above one country, and emphasizing the promotion of that culture and interest" is. Or a supra - national group "(nationalism | definition of nationalism). In other words, nationalism is a concept that recognizes and recognizes that a country and its culture are superior to other countries. It is worth noting that nationalism is not only related to the country and its culture. Instead, it is mainly a psychological phenomenon. More modernly, nationalism has been related to how a country should be an idealized idea, usually based on the way that country was working in the past. However, the concept of great idealization of these past countries is often imaginative and not necessarily realistic. In order to understand the concept of state construction, some definition of the definition of the country is necessary. The early concept of the state has defined it as sharing a crowd and race of history, tradition, culture, sometimes religion, language. Therefore, the UK includes four countries: the UK, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. People in one country usually share a common national identity and a part of the construction of that country is to establish this common identity. Several national and civilian states based on race or ethnicity (social construction) are based on common identity and loyalty to a series of political ideas and institutions, and the relationship between citizenship and nationality.

Iraq's Free Behavior: Strategic Evaluation I acknowledge this is a very interesting book to explore the reasons for the real war in Iraq and what we really have to fight. This book tells Bush 's story of the Iraq war, and why we have not yet achieved a complete victory. This book provides a detailed explanation of some aspects of the review of war and the subsequent four observations. After summarizing this book on the next few pages, I will present analysis and comments on the ideas presented in this book. Afghanistan: Immortal Operation (OEF) / Iraq Operation: Iraq Freedom Operation (OIF) After a terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and the Department of Defense on September 11, 2001, the United States dispatched military officials to Southwest Asia. As of January 2002, more than 30,000 active officials have participated, and other spare employees continue to perform their duties. Since Iraq refused to comply with the UN's mission, the US began deploying troops to the Gulf region at the end of 2002. After that, in the operation of Iraq in April 2003, the Allied troops decided victory against the troops under Saddam Hussein regime. Freedom (OIF) As part of ongoing peacekeeping / national construction activities, the alliance remains in Iraq today. On the day of 2003, President George W. Bush delivered a speech to the people through live television broadcasting and announced that the freedom of Iraq had begun. President Bush admitted to Iraq to eliminate Saddam Hussein, an autocratic dictator, and eliminate Hussein's ability to develop weapons of mass destruction. "Iraq free action" indicates that the Bush administration promises to adopt a unilateral first strike against countries that pose a threat to US national security as necessary. On September 11, 2001 extremist Islamic fundamentalist terrorists hijacked civilian aircraft, brought them to the World Trade Center and Pentagon, killing about 3,000 people. Then the US intelligence agency enhanced their investigation into Iraq 's possible links with al - Qaida, a terror organization that claimed responsibility for attacks. In a speech in January 2002, Bush identified Iraq as one of several "fraudulent nations" to fund and train terrorists.

The SDF, the Japanese army after the Second World War. In Postwar Japanese Constitution Article 9, the Japanese gave up the war and promised that they would never maintain the land, sea or air force. Therefore, the rearmament of Japan in the 1950s was the right of self-defense. In 1950, a small military force called National Police Nature Reserve was established; this became the 1952 National Security Force and the SDF in 1954. On the surface, it will never be used either outside of Japan or in the waters, so the participation of the SDF in peacekeeping operations and rescue activities of the United Nations, especially during the Second World War, which was the victim of aggression, . Between countries The SDF conducted overseas activities such as dispatching the UN Peacekeeping Army to Cambodia. In 2003, Japan enacted laws to deal with armed attacks and amended the Self-Defense Forces Law. In 2004, Japan sent two years and a half to Samawa district in the southern part of Iraq under special measures to restore Iraq support. The Japan Maritime Self - Defense Force deployed troops on the coast of Somalia to protect Japan 's ship from Somali pirates. The unit consists of two destroyers (about 400 seafarers), a tour helicopter, a speed boat, eight guards collecting criminal evidence to handle pirate suspects, units from the elite special boarding team, and P-3 It has been. Orion patrol machine in the Gulf of Aden. On June 19, 2009, Japanese parliament finally passed a piracy prevention bill allowing its troops to protect foreign ships. On September 18, 2015, the National Assembly enacted the Japanese military law in 2015. This is a series of laws that allow the SDF of Japan to defend allies altogether according to the Constitution. The SDF can provide important support to allies involved in international warfare. It also enables the SDF to defend the foreign weapons platform that contributes to Japan's defense. The reason is that if you do not protect or support the allies, we will weaken the alliance and put Japan at risk. This is the biggest change in Japan's defense law since World War II. Japan continues to improve its defense capabilities. On July 1, 1954, the National Security Council was reorganized into the Department of Defense, after which the Department of Defense was reorganized into the Army SDF (Army), the Maritime Self Defense Force (Navy), the Air Force SDF (Air Force). For the first chairman of the Joint Staff Committee - a pro chief of three branches. The approval law on this point is the SDF law of 1954.

Civil war of Vicksburg fight split our country, Americans fought Americans, brothers fought brothers. The war lasted four years, and the important fight to fight the West was the turning point of the war: Vicksburg's battle. The Mississippi river meanders between Cairo, Illinois, and the Gulf of Mexico, and winds near 1000 miles are blowing. Often called "American tree tree tree". This river is essential for both the American government and the Western Allied Forces. Vicksburg city, Michigan, is 250 feet high, overlooking the Mississippi River at the border of Louisiana and Mississippi. Battle of Vicksburg, or Siege Battle of Vicksburg, was the last big fight of Vicksburg's battle in the American Civil War. In a series of experienced exercises, General Ulysses Grant and Tennessee Army crossed the Mississippi River and led Federal Army General John C. Pemberton to a fortified city around Vicksburg. The Mississippi State Defense Line Grant handed over the Mississippi orders to the alliance from May 18th 1863 to July 4th, and besieged the city until it split the southern states at the Mississippi River. At the same time the day before, Gettysburg's victory excited the northern province. However, over two years of bloodshed occurred between victory on April 9, 1865 and the end of the war. Vicksburg's battle is the most important military strategy in Mississippi. 47 days after the siege, on July 4, 1863, Vicksburg's Allied Base fell to the Allies of General Ulysses S. Grant. With the occupation of Vicksburg, the alliance could dominate the Mississippi River. The victory of the alliance in Vicksburg and Gettysburg has reached a turning point in the civil war. After the war, in 1867 the United States put Mississippi under military rule during rebuilding. Mississippi reentered the federal state in 1870. After adopting the new state constitution and approving amendments 14 and 15 of the US Constitution. The country took years to recover from the loss of war. After the rebuilding was completed in 1876, white men in Mississippi refused to share political power with blacks like any other state in the south. Southern blacks gradually lost most of their rights gradually after the civil war. The battle at Vicksburg was a battle in late May. This is a struggle against the Mississippi River. In addition to Vicksburg, the union dominates the whole river. Ulysses S. Grant and his men and Admeral Davids Porters fired from the river. Many civilians are scared and digging caves to live. By living in these caves, people will feel that they live like roots. Civilians lasted 48 days with little food. Recently, Confeders surrendered again, and Grant is the hero of this fight. The fight ended on July 4, 1863, and now the league is divided into two parts.

Today, Guantanamo Bay is always a big topic in today's society. President Obama promised to "close the Guantanamo Bay detention center within one year after the election". My main argument is the wasted amount in this prison. According to the specific situation of democratic legislators, each prisoner jumped to $ 2.7 million. Guantanamo is known as the most expensive prison on the planet. President Obama announced in May that his expenses are calculated to be about $ 900,000 per prisoner. The Guantanamo Bay detention center is a US military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, also known as Guantanamo Bay, G Bay, or GTMO (pronounced "gitmo"). When the Defense Secretary of Donald Rumsfeld was founded in January 2002, prison camps detained extremely dangerous people, interrogated detainees in the best environment and prosecuted war criminal suspects It was founded. The majority of the detainees were from Afghanistan, later from Iraq, a few people from the corners of Africa and South Asia were transferred to prisons. The war with terror was announced shortly after 9/11. This article by Banksy aims to emphasize the "secret" war with terrorism already occurring - mainly at the Guantanamo Bay where suspected terrorists are held. This detainee in the Gulf of Guantanamo in Islington does not remind me that we are a completely free society. The exact position in Islington is unknown, but after that the image has been deleted. "No Ball Games" first appeared in North London's turnpike lane in 2009, but was demolished for exhibition in a "Stealing Bansky" exhibition by a private organization called "Sincura Group" in July 2013 . Private original collection of Banksy's works. The Sincura Group insists that it does not benefit from the exhibition. The same group is also responsible for eliminating Banksea's slave labor, which appeared near Woodgreen in 2012 (see next item). Banxi himself revealed that he was not in contact with groups or exhibitions.

The history of modern Iraq consists of many elements, from British occupation to Faisal other than Iraq, and to his hopes for Pan Alab countries. This document will introduce various events and topics, as well as the events that took place during the period, to allow readers to understand the history of Iraq between 1920 and 1958. Before we begin to study Iraqi modern history, we must easily understand the events that led to the creation of a country that was formerly known as Mesopotamia. Understanding the history of the modern Iraqi army is important to explain the failure of today. The UK was established after the revolt of 1920. Since its inception, the Iraqi army was the force for internal security. The first major action was to suppress the uprising of the Kurds in Sulaimaniya in 1924 and then to suppress the coup d'etats in 1936, 1941, 1958, 1963 and 1968. Victims It was a military defeat in the 1948 Arab - Israel war, the only wartime fight in the Iran - Iraq war, and the invasion of Kuwait. Since then the outcome of sanctions and the US-led invasion deprived institutional capacity to make it corrupt inner information. It is easy for Iraq to be the most famous conflict involving the United States. Although the history of Iraqi US forces can go back to the Gulf War, the current stage is due to the invasion of Iraq in the US in 2003 and the emergence of Levant to be abbreviated as DAESH in Arabic. DAESH is a radical group of Wahhbi and Jihad, in June 2014 announced that it is regulating a wide area such as Iraq and Syria and Libya, Nigeria, Afghanistan, Chad, Niger, with the caliph system. And part of northern part of Cameroon and South Asia. The US provides tactical support and advice services to the Iraqi army Look at the history of the rise of the Islamic state in Iraq and Syria. From the mid-2000s to today, the Islamic state and its predecessor Al Qaeda in Iraq have clear goals. It is to establish a caliphate system governed by radical interpretation of Islamic law. The Islamic nation has developed a strategy to achieve this goal - for example to use Sunni Iraqis not militant to dissatisfaction with their Shiite led government. Through military failures (such as Iraq in 2008) and new opportunities (Syrian civil war), those tactics have evolved over time.

Traditional Kickapoo Indian Kickapoo Indian is an Algonquin-speaking Indian, related to Sooke and Fox. They live in the harbor between Fox and the Wisconsin River, probably in Columbia County, Wisconsin. The Europeans reported for the first time in the latter half of the 17th century. Known as a powerful fighter, Kickapoo has attacked the vast territory such as Georgia and Alabama far southeast, Texas and Southwest Mexico, and East and New York and Pennsylvania. Three tribes approved by the federal government in Texas operate casinos. The traditional tribe of Kickapoo in Texas includes Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino in Eagle Pass, Tigua tribe in Ysleta del Sur Pueblo has Speaking Rock Entertainment Center in El Paso, Alabama-Coushatta tribe with Livingston There is Naskila Gaming. The latter two are subject to large-scale litigation and we believe that both states are illegal. In the 1980s, the court's ruling and the Indian Game Regulation Act (IGRA) established Indian tribal rights to allow all kinds of gambling in other parts of India. Taking advantage of the validity of Texas Bingo, Tiguas opened a high risk bingo hall of Speaking Rock in 1993. In the following year, the product expanded to include "Tigua 21" which is a variant of poker and blackjack nonbank. Texas lives in three native American tribes recognized in the Federation, Alabama, Texas - Kusata, Kikapa Traditional Tribe, Texas, and Texas. The state of Ile de la Sul Pueblo. The ruins of the Choctaw tribe of East Texas are still living in the Tabor community near Mount Overton, Texas. The first European who saw Texas was Alonso Alvarezde Pineda, who headed Jamaica's Governor Francisco de Gallay in 1520 for expedition. Alvarezde Pineda created the first map when looking for a passage between the Gulf of Mexico and Asia. North of the Gulf. This map is the earliest record in the history of Texas. Traditional Kickapoo Indian Kickapoo Indian is an Algonquin-speaking Indian, related to Sooke and Fox. They live in the harbor between Fox and the Wisconsin River, probably in Columbia County, Wisconsin. The Europeans reported for the first time in the latter half of the 17th century. - For Apache's education and their stickiness, they prospered in the Great Plains of the United States. The American Indian tribe first got their name "Apache" from Yuma Indian. The word Apache means "fighting a man." They are hunters, peasants and seed collectors. Apache is known for their war and love for attack.

The peace talks between Israel and Syria next week are expected to focus on the future of the Golan Heights - a strategic land that Israel took from Arab neighbors during the Middle East War of 1967. The leaders of Israel and Syria agreed to resume negotiations on Wednesday and negotiations were suspended in 1996. The negotiations will take place at the end of nearly four years ago. Analysts say Syria and Israel are close to reaching an agreement. During renegotiation, Israel is expected to protect the safety of its northern territory in exchange for the return of the Golan Heights. In the spring of 1967, the Soviet Union was deceived by the Syrian government, the Israeli army gathered in the northern part of Israel and attacked Syria. Israel does not mobilize such mobilization. But the conflict between Israel and Syria has expanded for about a year and Israeli leaders may need to break the Syrian regime if they can not end a Palestinian guerrilla attack in Syria Publicly declared. In May 1967, Egyptian troops responded to Syria's aid request and entered the Sinai peninsula bordering Israel. A few days later Egyptian president Jamal Abdul Nasser called for UN observer units stationed between Israel and Egypt to be relocated from their position. The Egyptians later occupied Sharm el-Sheikh at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, announced the blockade of the Ayala Port in Israel in the Gulf of Aqaba and called for the passage of Egypt through the territorial waters of Egypt. In the first half of 1967, there was a modest war situation between Syria and Israel. The Israeli conflict in the demilitarized arable field brought about a pre-war aerial conflict between Israel and Syria on 7th April. Syria also participated in the war and attacked Israel when a 6 - day war broke out between Egypt and Israel. In the end of the war, Israel took note of Syria and occupied two thirds of the Golan Heights within 48 hours. Failure led to the difference between Jared and Assad There was direct conflict between Syria and Israel on February 10, 2018. This is rare since the Yom Kipl war. Israel 's assertion that Hezbollah' s weapons are being stored and Israel 's Iranian surveillance from Syria have launched Israel' s bombing of South Syria. Israeli F - 16 fighter plane was shot down, but Israel still attacked 12 places in this area. This raised the confidence of many viewers and supporters of Asado himself. That is that Assad is the only leader facing Israel in the Arab world. It reminds me of the advertisement of Assad's Arab nationalist when the Gamal Abdul Nasser is the most popular leader in the area. Israel is the main factor enabling the Asad family to continue to dominate Syria's power over the past half century.

Historically, there were many battles and acquisitions that brought about many changes in cities and countries. The collapse of Saigon occurred on 30th April 1975. Communist soldiers appeared in Saigon and began acquiring. As early as 1975, many people were satisfied with the Communist acquisition, but some people were satisfied with the acquisition of empathicists. I do not want to become a member of the new government. + Throughout our history, the United States has become an indicator of loss and injury in the world, even in very difficult and complicated times just after the collapse of Saigon during the Vietnam War. Meanwhile, about 125,000 Vietnamese visited the United States. One of them was my personal friend! At the peak of the Cold War, not to mention the potential security risks, Vietnamese refugees must be very afraid of spreading communism in the United States. (It seems familiar to a moment) After the end of the Vietnam War, refugees in Vietnam brought Four to many countries. The restaurant specializing in photography is on many Asian enclaves and Little Saigon such as Paris, the United States, Canada, the major cities of Australia, and so on. In 1980, hundreds of restaurants opened in Little Saigon in Orange County, California. Following the improvement of the relationship between the United States and Vietnam in the United States, Four became mainstream in the 1990s. At the time, the restaurant in Vietnam opened rapidly in Texas and California, spreading rapidly to the Gulf and West Coast, East Coast and other parts of the country. According to an informal estimate, in the 2000s, the annual sales of the American Four Restaurant was $ 500 million. Pho can now be found in many colleges and corporate campuses, especially the cafeteria on the west coast. A chaotic result of family death (all life is a result), it took me two years to enter and enter my sorrow. The content of this article is to investigate parents' flight from Vietnam after Saigon collapse. Thanks to my brother 's suicide, I noticed that I felt asynchronous, that is, in my environment, my practice is not synchronized with my loved ones. On the first day of the course, when I expected my surname to be called, it was always the cause of my conflict. I became a master of compulsive / painful smiles, so that everyone (and the most important teacher) feels comfortable with my discomfort. More

Non-neoplastic and tumor proliferative lesions of gastrointestinal endocrine cells are described in detail. Multistage continuum from hyperplasia, dysplasia to neoplasia is identified from histamine-producing intestinal chromaffin-like (ECL) cells in the corpus. Most gastric neuroendocrine tumors (NET) are silenced and are composed of ECL cells, the second most common neuroendocrine tumor is advanced neuroendocrine carcinoma (NEC). In the duodenum, preneoplastic lesions of gastrin (G) and somatostatin (D) cells are similarly described. G cell NET, regardless of functional or nonfunctional, is the most common neuroendocrine tumor in the duodenum followed by D cell NET and ganglion cell paraganglioma (GCP). For ileum, appendix and rectal endocrine cells, there is no systematic definition of non-neoplastic lesions. The most common ileum NET is serotonin producing enterochromaffin cell (EC) - cell NET (classical carcinoid), which is associated with functional syndrome only in the presence of liver metastasis. Colon tumors are usually larger than small lesions seen in the rectum. The high-grade NEC found in colon and rectal sigmoid colon is usually associated with a component of non-endocrine tumor and has poor performance and a short survival time through an aggressive process This article is intended to provide a comprehensive introduction of digestive system diseases, irritable bowel syndrome. Describe the etiology, pathology and prognosis of the condition, and details related to its epidemiology. Explain the diagnosis and treatment of the condition, and then explain the health impacts that the patient experiences and the economic cost of the condition. We draw conclusions based on the information and evidence discussed throughout the article The most common form of functional gastrointestinal dysfunction is irritable bowel syndrome. Functional constipation and chronic functional abdominal pain are other intestinal functional disorders with physiological causes but without an identifiable structural, chemical or infectious state. Part of the area can be visualized with camera. Endoscopic examination when examining upper gastrointestinal tract, colonoscopy examination or sigmoidoscopy examination when examining the lower digestive tract is called. Capsule endoscopy is the place to swallow capsules containing the camera to inspect the tube. Biopsy can also be carried out during the examination Functional gastrointestinal disorders, a group of symptoms characterized by chronic or recurrent symptoms associated with any part of the gastrointestinal tract. A functional state refers to an abnormal function of an organ, and there is no structural change in the organization. Examples include irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), functional dyspepsia, and functional abdominal pain syndrome. Gulf War veterans are entitled to various VA benefits such as Gulf War Registration Health Examination, Air Hazard and Open Burn Registration, Health Care and Disability Compensation for Military Diseases. Their families and survivors may also be eligible to receive benefits.

Since the conclusion of the Persian Gulf War, the United States and the United Nations have worked hard to compete with Saddam Hussein for his "Weapons of Mass Destruction." Saddam's persistence and suspicious attitude to the US military has raised concerns about military protection. In order to combat biological threats, Secretary of Defense William Cohen imposed mandatory military vaccinations against all soldiers. Since the start of the program, the program has been criticized by military members, veteran associations, physicians, and many senators of Capital Hill. Just before the Gulf War, anthrax vaccines that all soldiers had to use had been at the center of the controversy. Is it safe and effective? Should all Americans receive vaccinations? Please explain these issues for yourself through an overview provided on the US military website. In April 2000, the World Health Organization established a global network of 72 centers around the world to monitor the occurrence of signs of deliberate biological attacks. The organization maintains multiple pages related to this work on its website. To view a collection of WHO technical guides, papers, and press releases on the intentional use of biological and chemical weapons, please visit this regularly updated website. Anthrax vaccine available in the US is an inactivated cell-free vaccine that is approved in a series of six doses. Active and reserve personnel of all US military forces are subject to vaccine management. As with all vaccines, anthrax vaccines can cause pain at the injection site, itching, redness and swelling. A total of 1% to 5% of vaccinees reported 1 to 5 inches of redness at the injection site. Muscle pain, nausea, chills and fever are common, but the hospitalization rate for vaccinated and unvaccinated soldiers is the same as the main adverse event (http://www.vaccines.mil/documents /854AVASafetyRvw.pdf) Working group I: direct cardiovascular effects of new infections and bioterror threats

The courage of fire In 1991, millions of people listened to CNN and saw real life and death scenes in Iraqi cities and deserts. For the United States, war is more or less an expression of power and protection of economic interests. No one has heard of misfortune or trouble of war. For many people, war is considered an opportunity to enhance the spirit of the United States and make the government more powerful. Director Edward Zwick and writer Patrick Sean Duncan caught the concept and described them in their movie "The Brave Fire" in detail. The courage under fire is the first Gulf War movie that hit American theaters. The movie avoids the typical type of war movies. Film like platoon and apocalypse Now take us to the world of barbaric war and individual torture. Brave flames are totally in contrast to these movies, which shows that brave actions are not necessarily caused by battlefield atrocities. The real theme of this movie is not a specific war but the military spirit and its impact on many people. Many movies have good actors and conspiracies, they can shoot in the worst case, can be taken with the worst conditions, they will still be wonderful. Brave fire, actor, and perfect plot, next step, perfect shooting. The movie is not a dark movie, but Serling is common in dark environments. His inner devil made him unhappy, but in most cases I saw him wearing a uniform. When he was in the worst state, the scenery and light was dull and cold. Even in the streets where it is raining, even in sad dark and dark bars whether installation is at the hotel room, installation and lighting are perfect. On the other hand, Ryan is almost always drawn as bright light on her face. Regardless of whether she graduated or not, there will always be light shining around her character in the battle scene. The audience should approach their hearts, watching what can be seen as a powerful woman When you are fighting the war you will not find moral or intellectual integrity within strategic allies. I want to know who can accurately shoot in the opposite direction and who can show courage under firepower. I commented that these famous people riding the train train have "right things" in this regard I will not consider the Jewish problem even if I am sometimes disappointed. I know all of these because I am very close to Stefan Molyneux, who I think is an intellectual leader in cultural warfare. When many of the players on the trump train collided with a part of Alt Right, he remained calm yellow (Richard Spencer, Jared Wynand, Baked Alaska, which is said to be Alt Right reportedly). I know that this is a person who fully understands the origin of the Israeli state and the history of the European Central Bank. He is as calm as cucumber. As far as the current situation is concerned, his achievement in the cultural warfare is much more influential and efficient than I am.

After World War II, the honor program became somewhat general when high quality students seeking higher education skyrocketed beyond the capacity of private universities carefully selected. The current honor program for modeling began in public universities in the late 20th century. The first of the current type dates back to 1960 at the University of Oregon - Honorary Clark Clark. By 1990, the honorable course was everywhere and constantly evolved. Peterson's "Smart Choice: Honor and College Guide" showed in 2005 that nearly 600 honorary courses existed in two-year and four-year universities in the United States. A survey of honor courses under the National University Honor Committee in 2008 reflects that most of the growth of the honorary course is recent and more than 60% of honorary courses have been established since 1994. Reaud Honors College was established in 2015 and became the ninth honorary college in Texas. Honors Program has been part of the academic program of the university since 1963. On October 7, 2014, the 45,000 sq. Ft. Wayne A. Reaud building of Honors College and University Executive Office started. Honors College is a member of the National University Honor Committee and the Great Plains Honor Committee. The University of Lamar campus is located in Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue near Highway 69 in the southeast of Beaumont, Texas. The campus is 11 miles from the Jack Brooks region airport, 3.2 miles from the Nechez River and 8.0 miles from Beaumont city center. Big Bush National Reserve, Village Creek State Park, Gulf of Mexico are within 30 minutes from school.

Agent overview This article explains what an agent is. It will determine when historically trying to use obstructive methods or when failing. We will discuss various "types" of people with disabilities. Invalidation agent is a method used to weaken an enemy without permanent damage. These should not be fatal and should be easy to recover and treat. There are two basic types of deactivators, non-chemical and chemical. In February 1998, the British Department of Defense criticized Iraq for storing a large amount of glycolic acid anticholinergic agent called agent. It is closely related to BZ. Agent 15 has been reported to have been stored in large quantities before and during the Persian Gulf War. After the war, however, the CIA concluded that there were no stockpiles or armed agents in Iraq. Chemical compounds Chemical compounds (including experimental compounds) used to kill in military operations due to their physiological effects cause serious injury or disability. RDT & E solution, riot inhibitor, chemical defoliants and herbicides, smoke, flames and burners, and industrial chemicals are not included. It is one. Please check the agent with release ammunition. Confirmed chemical substances released from storage reactors or non-stored chemical weapons are the detection of substances on the outside of the ammunition body or mass storage containers and the outside atmosphere of the closed storage system is confirmed by confirmed positive tests . Enclosed containment systems include filtered bunkers, igloos or outer containers to prevent chemicals from leaking at concentrations exceeding the allowable exposure limits During the war, Germany used chemical weapons in many military operations. Chemical weapons are chemicals designed to kill, injure or disable humans and animals. Chemical reagents can also refuse or prevent the use of areas, equipment and materials. Chemicals fall into different categories according to their physiological effects. Laclimeters are primarily used to influence the eyes, but if soldiers are exposed to large quantities of chemicals they can also cause breathing problems. An asphyxia allows liquid to enter the lungs and prevents oxygen from entering the bloodstream. Toxic gases pass through the lungs and enter the bloodstream to prevent circulation and release of oxygen in the body. The accuser causes irritation to the respiratory organs, sneezing, nausea, vomiting. Blister forming agents can cause eye, throat, and lung pain at first, but it can cause blisters on the exposed skin at a later time.

"A man living with a sword dies with a sword" This sentence shows that those who are trying to fight always die for their aggressiveness. The power of good or evil possibly affects human behavior. Often, power loses moral value and leads people to see the situation from a more strategic point of view. They think about how their decision will give them more power. Saddam Hussein is a very strategic and healthy person. Hussein became President of Iraq in 1979. He is a dictator of Iraq, a former and a shaper. Saddam Hussein backed the world: President Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in 1990 and tried to consolidate it in the debt crisis following the Iran-Iraq War. This blatant attempt to solve many of his economic and internal problems failed. The US-led allies of the West and the Arab countries will gather soon, kicking out Iraq from Kuwait, destroying most of the military force, and never dismantling him. Various weapons of weapons of mass destruction program. Saddam was able to hold power, but his efforts to "change the administration" in Kuwait was a serious failure. Should Saddam Hussein be forcibly taken away? Many American allies refuse to support military operations against Saddam, but since it may cause casualties, Saddam must be dismissed as he constitutes the world. Saddam Hussein has made a request to the neighboring Iraq state and must be forcibly repatriated. In 1991, Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. In addition to causing the Persian Gulf War, this action also caused the death of many civilians in Kuwait and confused the world economy. Therefore, Saddam Hussein must be dismissed from power: to alleviate the threat of terrorism, to stop his tyranny against Iraqi civilians, and to release Iraqi from dictatorship

Since the Vietnam War, public opinion has played an important role in policy makers' actions. Although their opinions may not always support the most favorable choice for that country, they are still elements of decision-making. Richard Sobel discusses several cases on how his attitudes influence policymakers' decisions in his book "Influence of public opinion on US diplomacy since Vietnam". During the Persian Gulf War, public opinion ultimately formed policies. Public opinion forms how the policy is achieved, not the purpose of the policy. Holsti, Ole R., "Public Opinion and Foreign Policy: Almonds to the Mershon Series - Challenges of the Lipman Agreement: Research Projects and Discussion", International Studies Quarter, December 1992, pp. 439-466. World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War had a great influence on the theory and research of public opinion and foreign policy. Three arguments about public opinion were raised: it is instability and therefore provides an inadequate foundation for stable and effective foreign policy; it has little influence on foreign policy Public opinion seems to be more important as the foreign policy of the United States continues to change. Yankelovich and his colleagues said, "I wrote a new book on public opinion and foreign policy." Charles Williams, editor of the journal Foreign Policy published by the Carnegie International Peace Foundation, says: "There is nothing in the foreign policy of the United States" strategy " Yankelovich, Daniel, 'Political policy after the election', Diplomacy, Fall 1992, 1 - 12 pages. Analysis of the characteristics of the public opinion of the recession in the United States and the influence of foreign policy in the 1992 presidential election. After the election, strong industrial policy may be the core of foreign policy of the United States. IM Destler, Leslie H. Gelb and Anthony Lake, "Segment: Impact of Domestic Politics on US Foreign Policy", Charles W. Kegley Jr. and Eugene R. Wittkopf (Editor), Domestic Information Sources for US Foreign Policy: Insight and evidence (1988), pp. 17-29. This article was written in 1984

Sanction against Iraq: Was it over? It started on August 2, 1990. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has made the most serious mistake for his country and his people. After several differences in oil contracts, he ordered his regime army to invade his small south neighbor, Kuwait. Aggression will not take more than 24 hours, but it opens the door to long-term suffering for innocent Iraqi civilians. After Iraq invaded Kuwait, the United Nations immediately requested Saddam Hussein to leave Kuwait to his troops and order the United Nations to impose economic sanctions on Iraq. It is only six years since Iraq invaded Kuwait, six years after the liberation of Kuwait and the end of the desert storm. At one level, the United States was very strong. Economic sanctions against Iraq still exist and most of them are in agreement. It can also point out the substantial progress of efforts to disclose and eliminate Iraq's weapons of mass destruction. Iraq has economic difficulties and there are political differences. As a result, Saddam Hussein's Iraq is much weaker than the beginning of the decade and is understood as a dangerous danger rather than a real strategic threat. Should UN sanctions against Iraq continue? Many people support and oppose UN sanctions imposed by Iraq. Some people believe that sanctions are good and will consistently coalesce in Iraq. Others believe that sanctions are hurting Iraq. They believe that the treatment of Iraqi people is unfair. Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright believes that sanctions are still going on, and Rick McDowell thinks the sanctions were lifted. At the end of the Gulf War in 1991, Hussein was thought not to last long. In fact, Hussein continued, the United States had to deal with the result. Sanctions and the UN Special Committee on Weapons Verification successfully restrained the destruction of Iraq's numerous missiles and weapons of mass destruction by Saddam Hussein. For some time, Saddam Hussein screams at his cage and hopes the United States will use defense funds around mobility. United Nations sanctions against Iraq after the Persian Gulf War have hurt Iraqi citizens, not Saddam Hussein himself. Hussein used the funds he gained from illegal trade and a plan to help Iraqi people pursue personal interests. Sanctions were originally intended to stop Hussein's construction of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. But Hussein still holds these weapons and uses black market funds to develop them. Punctuality remains valid as there are no better plans

Phillip K. Dick has written numerous science fiction novels in his life. His books usually contain de facto / non-genuine elements that create such unrealistic life imagination, put them all together in an appropriate fact, confuse the reader and wonder the truth . What is fake? Phillip K. Dick's 1968 novel "Android dreams of an electric sheep." After the destruction of the Earth's population at the end of World War II, it became a Gulf region, which made it almost impossible to live and created post-apocalyptic earth. Philip K Dick predicts the future, and many of his predictions are practical and frustrating. In 1968, he wrote "The Dream of the Electric Sheep Droid"; the novel eventually adapted to the 1982 "Blade Runner" script. The theme of this movie is the existentialism, the quest for purpose, and the definition of "soul". To understand how these ideas are scary when movies are released and the background of the related general social problems, people are blinking roaming replicas There is no need to escape from the future world full of animation signboards. Remember to go beyond time. The question of whether humans have empathy catalyzes arguments that are controversial about what constitutes our human nature and reveals the vulnerability of this abstract concept. When I go to bed tonight, maybe the sand man may finally answer "Does cyclamen dream?" Do robots dream of electric sheep? (Rename bladed runner: Android dreams of electric sheep? Later version) is a science fiction science novel written by American writer Philip K. Dick first published in 1968. Novels were created in post apocalyptic San Francisco, and the life of the earth nuclear global war was greatly destroyed. Since most animal species are in danger of extinction or extinct due to extreme radiation poisoning, possession of animals is now a symbol of sympathy and sympathy, an attitude to encourage animals. This book is the main foundation of the film "Silver Wings Killer" in 1982, many of which are used in the sequel "Blade Runner 2049" in 2017.

The consciousness of the oral examination of the national identity was calm and discreet in the Arabian Gulf, the dead seamen came; at night they shook and shook in distant water, but in the morning they rolled with bubbles It was. Between the buzz and the bonfire there seems time to pull them out of the herd and burst into the cave and step on the sand naked; and each cross, tidal drive mountain, last bear man so confused Written and in such a mess with confusion, these words suffocated at the beginning - "unknown seamen." - Creepy pencil waves and fades, purple drops, odor of the rainy season Beach Burial Beach Burial said that the man died and was buried. This is a fair evaluation of this poem. Beach Burial is a poem about many problems. It is not just about male death and burial. This is by no means a fair evaluation of this poem. In fact, this poem deals with the problem in war. It includes a hidden meaning, equality. This poem is full of war problems. It shows how high the death toll on both sides is. Slessor uses "dead sailor team" to show that all these bodies are very similar, and the movement and emotion are the same. The theme and condition are similar to "return home" by Bruce Dow. There, Kenneth Slesser's "Beach Burial" explains the burial process during the war, and the reader can compare how this process differs from the burial at peace. This poem shows the attitude of the poet to war through words, symbols, images, rhythms - meaninglessness and unnecessary sacrifice. In the first quarter, Slessor explained how many dead bodies were helplessly floating in the water before rolling on the coast. He used part of the rhyme effectively. As it is continuous throughout the poems, repetition of the sound is also used at the beginning: gunshot and humility. The combination of these words is not strict and incoherent, it increases the dark tone of the introduction section by smoothing the knot. Kenneth Slessor is an Australian poet, a war reporter who sent Slessor Beach Beach Burial to the UK in May. This affected his poem about the terrible war stories he saw in many countries abroad. Beach burial is a five-section poem that goes deep into the burial of North Africa. The funeral of the beach at Kenneth Slessor Beach Burial condemns the lack of rituals indispensable for the funeral by focusing on individual "unknown seafarers" using the "dead crew team" It can be a poem. In our society today, this idea is interesting to me, as death is highly respected and many rituals fall into someone's funeral. I also believe that even without time and space, everyone believes that it is worth embedding in poetry soldiers gradually become warriors in the Alameine war in North Africa.

The Oklahoma City bomb incident was a domestic terrorist bombardment at the Alfred P Mahler Muller Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995. It is headed by Timothy McVeigh, an army veteran of the Persian Gulf War. The explosive was a homemade bomb built with the help of McVeigh and Terry Nichols and the bomb was composed of a deadly cocktail placed on the rented Ryder truck in front of the Murrah Federal Building. McVeigh then walked to his escape car several blocks from the truck. Oklahoma City bomb incident - Timothy McBay bombed a truck bomb in front of the Alfred Mura Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma, 168 people including 19 children died. McVeigh and Terry Nichols were convicted on bombing as they were angry about the FBI dealing with Waco Siege. 100th anniversary Olympic park bombing incident: Eric Robert Rudolph of God's army placed three pipe bombs in the backpack and then he entered the busy 100th anniversary Olympic park. The bomb was discovered by security guard Richard Devil and he issued an alarm. An explosion killed one person and injured 111 people. Rudolph escaped and became a fugitive for ten years. Due to anger over legal abortion, Rudolph's bomb was designed to force the suspension of the Atlanta Olympics. On April 19, 1995, in the bombing of Oklahoma City, a veteran of the Gulf War, Timothy McKay bombed the Alfred P. Magra Federal Building and killed 168 people including 19 children. . Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols were criminals of this attack, but I believed that others were involved. Timothy McVeigh later was sentenced to death by a deadly injection, but his partner Terry Nichols was convicted of 161 first-class murders and sentenced to life imprisonment in prison. McVeigh is said to live in El Siesta Motel, the 64th town motel in Vian, Oklahoma. Timothy McVeigh is often quoted as a typical example of "lonely wolf." McVeigh was convicted on the April 19, 1995 bombing in Oklahoma City, was enforced, 168 people were killed and hundreds of truck bombs were injured. McVeigh conceived, planned and bombed, but he did not act perfectly alone. Terry Nichols was convicted of attempting him, but his involvement was limited to helping compost and other bomb components; if he did not help McBee, he and his family I threatened to hurt. Timothy McBei - White. McVeigh was sentenced to death in June 1997 as it bombed the Oklahoma City Federal Building in 1995. McVeigh was scheduled to be executed on May 16, 2001, but was approved 30 days after FBI discovered that it did not disclose more than 3,000 pages of documents to McVeigh's defense team. Attorney General John Ashcroft continued to execute the death penalty. McVeigh was executed on 11th June 2001. McVeigh co-defendant Terry Nichols was sued in the federal capital in another trial. He was convicted by the jury and sentenced to life imprisonment. Nicols later attempted to kill 161 non-federated employees in Oklahoma City Court in Oklahoma State Court. He was guilty and the jury again sentenced to life imprisonment.

Persian art and architecture Persian art and architectural arts and architecture are currently produced in the Asian region known as Iran, known traditionally Persian * / ce 5 / CE 040 345. html *. The Iranian plateau is surrounded by vast mountains and deserts, has seen the flow of many migration and many cultural developments. All of these add unique characteristics to Persian art and architecture. Tehran has excellent Persian art collections, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. However, at this time unique Persian art and architecture appeared. This is Empire art of King Achaemeni embodied in the magnificent palace and royal tomb they ordered in the capital of Pasargadae, Persepolis and Susa. It is solemn and seeks to revere the tourists by showing the power of the king. The king of the early Achaemen, Cyrus, Darius, Xerxes, Artexerxes was prolific. Their typical buildings are large palaces decorated with large embossments depicting the compliments of the King's many themes. In the center of these complicated buildings and courtyards, the layout is spacious, not seen in Babylonian architecture, the auditorium with many rows is still impressive as remains. Persian art and architecture Persian art and architectural arts and architecture are currently produced in the Asian region known as Iran, known traditionally Persian * / ce 5 / CE 040 345. html *. The Iranian plateau is surrounded by vast mountains and deserts, has seen the flow of many migration and many cultural developments. All of these add unique characteristics to Persian art and architecture. - The Persian Gulf War is an unavoidable war in Iraq, which is inevitable in the Gulf region. There are several reasons why it can become a reality. How, when, and where this self-destruction process begins. Saddam Hussein is very obvious. President of Iraq is becoming a military giant in the Middle East and therefore poses a threat to the stability of the whole region. His war with Iran proved this The construction of the Ottoman Empire was influenced by Persian, Byzantine Greece, Islamic architecture. During the rise, during the early or first Ottoman period, the Ottoman art was searching for new ideas. The growth of the empire became the classical era of architecture, the art of the Ottoman Empire was the most confident. However, during the stagnation, the construction of the Ottoman empire departed from this style. During the tulip era, it was influenced by the very decorative style of Western Europe; Baroque, Rococo, Empire and other styles were mixed. The concept of Ottoman architecture mainly focuses on mosques. Mosques are indispensable for society, urban planning, and community life. In addition to the mosque, there are examples of Ottoman architecture in soup kitchen, seminary, hospital, hammam, tomb etc.

Manila - President Rodrigo Du Terte guarantees that the welfare of migrant workers in the Philippines is the most anxious foreign policy issue in the Philippines on Monday Duterte announced the news in his third national speech as he welcomed the economic contribution of migrant workers. "I am a civil servant, I pledge to assure that your happiness will continue to be the diplomatic issue that we are most interested in," the president said. Earlier this year, the president temporarily banned the dispatch of Filipino migrant workers to Kuwait after reports of a series of deaths and abuses of Philippine workers in the Gulf countries including Joanna Demepelis, whose body was found in the refrigerator I ordered. Bank resolved in May after the Philippines and Kuwait signed an agreement to provide better protection for Philippine migrant workers in the Gulf countries. "You (the Philippine migrant worker) embodies the natural resilience of the country, you are willing to work hard and sacrifice daily for the long-term benefit of your family and loved ones" I said. The president added that the Philippine government continues to work closely with other countries that are accepting migrant workers in the Philippines in order to certainly benefit after reporting abuse and death. "For this reason, we are continuing to work with recipient countries to benefit our allies," Duterte said. "No matter how good leaders' good intentions are, no matter how prudent his mission is, without a political will to do what to do, they can only fail, desperate dreams House "he added. More than 10 million Filipino people are abroad, remittance from people working in other countries and regions is the life line of the Philippine economy. However, Duterte also has enthusiastic foreign supporters who are not afraid of the influence of the signature policy of the government of Duterte on human rights. Chinese Embassy in Manila pledged unconditionally to support drug war, announced a statement in July 2016. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Yang Shuang answered this view before Du Terte visited China in mid-October and said, "Under the guidance of President Duttel, we understand and support the Philippine drug abatement policy I am doing it. " Article 2.7 of the Constitution of 1987 reaffirmed that it states that "pursuing an independent foreign policy, which is most important in relation to other countries." "In September 2016, Duterte said: We must comply with and obey the principle of peaceful conflict without long-standing sovereignty, equality of sovereignty, no obstruction Commitment, this will contribute to our people and protect our interests. " As foreign policy often involves conflicting contradictory interests and goals, politicians must develop policies that are most likely to promote national and global welfare. Therefore pursuing foreign policy from the viewpoint of fundamentalistic realism will require wisdom and courage - wisdom to choose value and benefits of competition, and courage to harmonize power and moral ideals . Hans Mohntentau, the father of modern international relations theory, wrote that there is no choice between power and common interests. To act well is based on political arts rules, that is political wisdom. Political actions are inevitably inevitable to be evil, despite that, it is moral courage. It is a moral judgment to pick the most malicious behavior among several means. In combination with political wisdom, moral courage and moral judgment, humans harmonize their political character with moral fate

This is the first attempt to define a functional gastrointestinal disorder (FGID) in infancy, childhood and adolescence. The decision making process is the same as for adults, including reaching consensus based on clinical experience. This article is intended for quick reference. The selected classification scheme is different from the classification scheme used in adult population in that it is organized according to major complaints rather than organs. As the child is still developing several diseases such as pediatric diarrhea (or functional diarrhea) are associated with a specific physiological stage and others can be caused by a behavioral response obtained by sphincter function such as fecal retention . Symptoms (such as indigestion) can only be identified after being reported. Infant reflux, ruminant and circulating vomiting constitute a vomiting disorder. Abdominal pain is classified as functional dyspepsia, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), functional abdominal pain, abdominal migraine and esophageal pain. Defecation disorders include dysuria in infants, functional constipation, functional fecal retention and functionally non-retention fecal contamination. Several diseases like functional abdominal pain as well as IBS and dyspepsia are exact copies of adult standards as there is enough data to confirm that they represent specific and similar diseases in pediatrics . Other diseases not included in pediatric classification, such as functional biliary tract disease also occur in children, but the available data are not enough to guarantee that they are currently included. For these diseases, we recommend that clinicians temporarily refer to established criteria for adult populations. Key words: childhood vomiting, cardiovascular vomiting syndrome, functional dyspepsia in children, irritable bowel syndrome in children, functional abdominal pain in children, functional diarrhea in children, functional constipation in children The most common form of functional gastrointestinal dysfunction is irritable bowel syndrome. Functional constipation and chronic functional abdominal pain are other intestinal functional disorders with physiological causes but without an identifiable structural, chemical or infectious state. Part of the area can be visualized with camera. Endoscopic examination when examining upper gastrointestinal tract, colonoscopy examination or sigmoidoscopy examination when examining the lower digestive tract is called. Capsule endoscopy is the place to swallow capsules containing the camera to inspect the tube. Biopsy can also be carried out during the examination Functional gastrointestinal disorders, a group of symptoms characterized by chronic or recurrent symptoms associated with any part of the gastrointestinal tract. A functional state refers to an abnormal function of an organ, and there is no structural change in the organization. Examples include irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), functional dyspepsia, and functional abdominal pain syndrome. Gulf War veterans are entitled to various VA benefits such as Gulf War Registration Health Examination, Air Hazard and Open Burn Registration, Health Care and Disability Compensation for Military Diseases. Their families and survivors may also be eligible to receive benefits. This is the first attempt to define a functional gastrointestinal disorder (FGID) in infancy, childhood and adolescence. The decision making process is the same as for adults, including reaching consensus based on clinical experience. This article is intended for quick reference. The selected classification scheme is different from the classification scheme used in adult population in that it is organized according to major complaints rather than organs. As the child is still developing several diseases such as pediatric diarrhea (or functional diarrhea) are associated with a specific physiological stage and others can be caused by a behavioral response obtained by sphincter function suc

"Three Kings Tripartite Review" (1999) shows how to use various types of wars, adventures and so on. - When four soldiers tried to find a gold medal - a map on the buttock's ass - While the truck explodes and plays behind him, the man jumps in slow motion as a camera. The premise of the movie was that after the Gulf War four soldiers began looking for money stolen from Kuwait, but they found someone who needed their help. "Three Kings Tripartite Review" (1999) shows how to use various types of wars, adventures and so on. - When four soldiers tried to find a gold medal - a map on the buttock's ass - While the truck explodes and plays behind him, the man jumps in slow motion as a camera. The premise of this movie is the influence of the Gulf War, 4 ... My blind movie criticizes Shannon Cowper English 225. Won an Academy Award Film critic has experience, film critic is a paid expert and film critic decides which movie is nominated for university prize, so it is a wonderful movie. But this is where many people have different opinions on comments on film commentators' specific comments. The king judged that "three evils" made the United States "military, materialistic, racist" (or "war, poverty, racial discrimination"), the three were "closely related It is written. " . This is a deep criticism of our institution and ideology, and is not an appeal "I want to get along well" or "I want to play well". Kim does not simply want the African-American war and access to the capital system, but is looking for a "value revolution" that transforms society into a "loving community" from the pursuit of violence, racial discrimination, and materialism . Through Frazer's work, the potential theme is not necessarily obvious, but it is criticism of racial discrimination. 1) African American problems are not due to poor genes, but due to the stimulation of the social environment 2) Racial bias is like a crazy thought process. 3) Racial discrimination suppresses the resistance of African Americans. Frezier (1927a) argues that among those advocating "instinctive" psychology, the belief that people's culture represents their biological development is wrong. This belief arises from the popular social Darwinian theory at the time, proposed a hierarchy of cultural evolution and is superior to all other cultures, especially Africans and African Americans. Fraser (1927a) criticized social evolution theory and pointed out it.

In the 1940s, Pachucco's subculture appeared among young people in urban areas of Mexican and Mexican Americans. These Pachucos were lifted from Mexico and the United States. The United States does not fully absorb Pachucos subculture, but Mexico is trying to keep distance from subculture. The formation of this cross-border subculture helps to create Pachucos as a method and role. As Mexican comedian and film actor Germán Valdéz played a role in the movie as Pachucco, many people on both sides of the border knows Pachucco. As a member of the numerous immigrants who came from Mexico in the early days of World War II, El Patchco arrived at many of the Mexican American Zuto suite families. These immigrants arrived with the support of the US government, and the US government asks the pressure of the agricultural interests in this area and asks to import temporary workers to solve the shortage of agricultural labor. (Some of the same farm benefits, as represented by the Growers-Shipper Vegetable Association, are the first and most strongly required detainees of Japanese and Japanese living in West Coast countries - many of them To solve the labor shortage problem, the federal government devised an emergency agricultural labor plan in 1942. At the beginning of the establishment, the plan was overseen by the Farm Safety Administration Bureau (FSA). Mexico, Mexico (Estidos Unidos Mexicanos), North America Federation, North is defined by the United States, the east is located in the United States, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, the south of Belize and Guatemala, and the west of the Pacific Ocean. In addition to Mexico, the federal jurisdiction of Mexico extends to many offshore islands. The country's area is 1,958,201 square kilometers (756,066 square miles). The biggest city in the capital is Mexico City. The majority of Mexico is a huge plateau with mountains on both sides and a sharp decline along the narrow coastal plains in the west and east. The two mountains connect the West Sierra Madre West and the Sierra Madre Oriental in the east and meet in the La Junta area in the southeast. In La Junta, the two mountain ranges form Sierra Madre del Sur. Sierra Madre del Sur is the maze of volcanic mountains, including the highest peak in Mexico (see Sierra Madre). Mexico is located in the southern part of the United States. It is less than three times that of Texas. The two major mountain ranges of the Sierra Madre Oriental in the east and the Sierra Madre Occidental in the west run through the hinterland of the country. Between the mountains there is a great central plateau. The western part of Mexico is in contact with the Pacific Ocean, and the east is in contact with the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Mexico has a wide range of natural environments, but throughout the year the temperature is generally calm. Coastal plains in the southern part of Mexico and areas beneath them are usually hot and humid. Mexico City, the capital of the country and other inland areas are higher, generally more dry. In coastal tropical regions, annual rainfall can exceed 200 inches, but rainfall is rare in some of Baja California (a narrow peninsula in southern California). There is a state like a desert in the north

He bravely went to the market and started sermoning. Most people there are laughing at him and his teachings, but some believe. After all, I believe more. He embarked on the path of war and spreaded his teachings. It spreads. Now, after 1400 years, more than 1 billion people believe. This is Muslim. Many of those believers concentrate in the Middle East, but Muslims are spreading all over the world. This research explores how Muslims and Muslims have views on redemption. About 600 years ago when Muslims appeared, different people did something similar. "Cross and New Moon" Analysis "Cross and New Moon" by Richard Fletcher is an interesting book showing the initial relationship between Christian and Muslim. It helps me understand the historical differences between religions and helps to understand the reasons for ongoing conflicts, misunderstandings and extensive discomfort between the two groups. - fertile Germany 1517 October 31 as a soil of Luther information, Martin Luther of All Saints Eve (monk and lecturer at Wittenberg University in northern Germany), in order to identify the 95 sheets of paper or redemption, We took important measures against the vouchers Discussion on the door of the church in Wittenberg. After this simple act, there was a huge response; indeed, reform of the entire church in Germany continued. On the map, the fertile new moon looks like a new moon or a quarter of a month. It extends from the Nile River in the southern part of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula to the southern tip of Turkey in the north. The fertile new moon is in the Mediterranean in the west and in the Persian Gulf in the east. The Tigris and Euphrates rivers pass through the center of the fertile crescent. This area has historically been characterized by abnormally fertile soil, rich freshwater and salty wetlands. These produce a large number of wild edible plant species. Here the human being began trying to grow cereals in the grain and around 10,000 BC. When they change from hunting collective group to permanent agricultural society Mesopotamian civilization develops simultaneously with Egypt, the two of which are often called "fertile new moon". The fertile new moon is a rich grain producing area in the world, and the majority of the land is too dry to cultivate. The fertile crescent begins on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea, bending to the Persian Gulf like a quarter of the month. Some of the best agricultural land in fertile New Moon is located in a narrow belt between Tigris and Euphrates. The Greeks called the area later called Mesopotamia "between the rivers". In this small area, various civilizations are developed. First, Sumeri people who in turn were replaced by Assyrians and Babylonians.

This is also proved when they sing "the new world". Even after the Gulf War ended in March 1991, there was still great concern about Iraq's nuclear weapons production capacity. The US released Kuwait and won the Gulf War (New York Times), but the hidden nuclear weapons in Iraq caused anxiety. This was reflected in Aladdin when Ginny expressed himself as "the power of the amazing universe in a very troubling living space." People with elves have this power. Princess Badroulbadour (Arabic: الأميرة درالبدور) is the only Chinese emperor's daughter in folktale Aladdin, Aladdin fell in love with her after seeing her waiter group and her. Aladdin used lamp fairies to set up a marriage between Grand Vizier's princess and his son and married her. The princess was told spoiled a little and was useless. Her name is frequently changed in many terms to make it easier to pronounce. Duban / Douban (Arabic: دوبان) appears in a more sensible and wise man's story and can read Greek, Persian, Turkish, Arabic, Byzantine, Syriac, Hebrew and Sanskrit . As a deep understanding of botany, philosophy, and natural history The most famous story in Arabian Night's story is Aladdin and Magic Light. This fairy tale re-created as a movie or television program is often seen as a misunderstanding for Arab culture, especially Arab women. In addition, the introduction of western media to Aladdin and the magic lamp portrayed the Arab world on a large scale. Recreated movies and television programs are entirely different from the original story of the written work. Always drawing the negative influence of Arab women and culture is what the West has been going through for a long time. A good example of the West who painted Arabs negatively was the Walt Disney feature film animation film Walt Disney Company (1993), which is a manga on a CBS TV program on Saturday morning. In order to make this movie attractive to the Western world, characters in the movie were produced.

In the fall of 1980, Iran and Iraq began one of the largest and most devastating conflicts that took place at the end of the Second World War. About 5 million people died in the war for 8 years, about 1 million people were injured, and thousands of refugees fled from both countries. The root of this conflict can be traced back to the conflict between Iranian Persia and the power of the Arab Iraq region (Bahadori, 2005). For centuries Persians and Arabs have fought against the flag of the empire. The war between Iran and Iraq is an armed conflict between Iran and Iraq, which began on September 22, 1980, when Iraq invaded Iran, when Iran accepted the discontinuation of the United Nations on August 20, 1988 finished. Iraq wants to replace Iran as a Persian Gulf Country and the 1979 Iranian Revolution fears that the majority of Iraqi Shiites will bring rebellion against the Ba'th Party government. The war is accompanied by a long history of border conflict, and Iraq plans to merge the oil rich province of Khuzestan and the Arabian River (Arab) In the context of the history of Iran including the United States, which supported Iraq in the 1980s Iran's war, this war produced hundreds of thousands of Iranians - Iran believed that both Israel and the United States were intimidated Strange to say, in 2003, after a massive US military invaded and occupied the neighboring Iraq, Iran sponsored the anti-American Iraq militia; or the United States and its allies were against Syria's anti-Syrian anti- Armed with government forces. When it became a full-scale civil war, Iran sent troops to Syria to save that long-time Allied country Bashar-Asad regime, not seeing whether it is a parent American army Iraq's economy is characterized by its dependence on oil exports and emphasizes development under the central plan. Before the war with Iran started in September 1980, the economic outlook of Iraq was bright. Petroleum production reached a level of 5 million barrels per day, with oil revenue of $ 21 billion in 1979 and $ 27 billion in 1980. Upon the outbreak of war, Iraq accumulated about $ 35 billion in foreign exchange reserves. Iran - the Iraq war exhausted Iraq 's foreign currency reserves, destroyed the economy and brought foreign debt to the nation over $ 40 billion. Following the suspension of hostile activities, oil exports are gradually increasing with the construction of new pipelines and the restoration of damaged facilities. Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in August 1990, subsequent international sanctions, and destruction caused by the military operations of the League of Nations, which began in January 1991, greatly reduced economic activity.

TV news When I was twelve years old, I began to mow the nearby lawn. This is the only way I can put money in my pocket. I have a few yards, I usually leave on Saturday morning and work around noon. There are some pleasures in mowing lawn. It really gives you plenty of time to think about almost anything. By doing so, I met TV love. I remembered to cut the code on Saturday after her and I broke up. This is what I can do I make it forget. I know what you are saying: Who is this person, and what does he know about TV news? Okay, I have been in the television industry for over 35 years. I am a television engineer. In other words, with the essential help of technicians, we incorporate all elements of television broadcasting into the producer's vision. It's in the air. I will not make such editorial decisions - this means that the overall view of the channel will be determined by litigation - I will just make the best broadcast to the place I was able to broadcast I tried. I was one of the former CNN in 1980 when the 24 hour news were unheard of. At the beginning of the establishment of the broadcasting network company, it was called "chicken noodle news", but it changed with the coverage of the Gulf War. As it blew the online night's news from the water at 6:30 pm, the audience flocked to CNN. Through my career I have worked at all the cable news channels in New York and all the local news stations. It is a good idea at first sight. The only problem? How about putting people on the TV to be interested in 24-hour news? The answer came from the 1991 Gulf War. It enabled CNN to continue to provide "fun" content, and they felt more and more audience playing. Fast-forwarding to today, CNN CNN is no longer lonely (not the highest rank). If you add all internet media companies, blogs, podcasts, video blogs, etc., you can see how much competition is for the more discerning audience. After all, if you do not have an audience, you have not earned a reputation, you can not sell ads, your company is in the toilet (and your blog)

Life was not easy for the early New England colonial period Puritans, but it was possible to free their faith from the persecution of the English church. They have the opportunity to use the Bible as their laws to create their ideal society under God, and they will define the way of life. Puritans started to make their model society, and it was able to spread and eliminate church impurities. But how these beliefs and goals ultimately affect their society. In Eric Foner's book "Give Freedom: American History", he points out. But Puritanism is not just a series of thoughts, it is enthusiasm for pursuing the state of mind, the true belief of aliens. "Mountains of the city" of the new world. "A city on the mountain" starts with a government based on a religious belief. It has evolved into a government accusing people who did not believe in Puritans. For example, believe in Puritan's faith, participate in the vote of the church, and become a member of the Puritan society. At the "Monkey Trial" in Tennessee in 1925, science teacher John Skod was convicted of its evolution. Only 43 years later domestic law will be abolished. This document claims that American citizens have a certain "nontransferable" right. In 1868, the 14 th revision proposal was drafted to ensure that the provincial government does not deprive people of the lives, freedom and property rights without proper legal process. Here, the most basic rights of people come from the state government. so American dreams are best defined as "cities on the mountain". "A city on a hill can be defined as an ideology based on personal loyalty and dedication to a nation state beyond the interests of other individuals and groups", or simply better than other countries . The civil war, the 19th century imperialist war, the Korean war, Kurakurukukuru (KKK), the Gulf War are all examples of an excellent "American dream" and examples of how it played an important role in the United States is. All Americans have different concepts of superiority, but we will try to achieve it anyway. Regardless of politics, society, and economic organization, Americans have a deep understanding of their superiority as their country. This pride of American citizens is based on the sense that American national identity is somewhat better than all other countries.

Petroleum and Texas: Cultural history "Immediately 4 inch drill pipes were sprayed in the sky ... After the mud, water, pipes were blown away, gas continued, but only a short time we are safe So we adventured our mad fight and we found something terrible ... we started dodging the soil - no warning and a lot of mud was shot from a big well Report of the cannon ... In a very short time the oil rose from above Derrick and the rocks were hit in the air hundreds of feet. In 1900, Texas suffered the most deadly natural disaster in American history during the hurricane in Galveston. On January 10, 1901, the first major oil well in Texas, spindle was found in the south of Beaumont. Other areas were later discovered in East Texas, West Texas and the Gulf of Mexico. The resulting "oil boom" changed Texas. The final oil production in 1972 was an average of 3 million barrels per day. In 1901, the Legislature led by the Democratic Party passed a bill seeking payment of voting taxes. And it actually took away most blacks and many poor white and Hispanic rights. In addition, Congress established a white primary election to ensure that minorities are eliminated from the formal political process. The number of voters declined sharply and the Democratic Party reduced the competition between Republicans and populists. In the late nineteenth century, cotton cultivation and beef cultivation became popular in Texas. Then in 1894, oil was discovered in Corsicana. In 1901, spindle top oil was attacked. The oil industry in Texas then prospered. East Texas oilfield was discovered in 1930. At the same time, by 1900, the population of Texas increased to more than 3 million people. In 1950, it exceeded 7.7 million people and continued rapid growth. However, Texas suffered during the recession of the 1930s, like the rest of the world. Texas farmers are hit hardest. However, with the advent of World War II, Texas flourished again. It kept prospering in the 1950s and 1960s. However, on November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. On the morning of 10th January 1901, an experienced mining engineer, Anthony F. Lucas, drilled the first major well in Spindletop, a southern hill of Beaumont, Texas. Established on October 5, 1930, the East Texas Oilfield is located in the eastern and central parts of the state and is the largest and most productive reservoir adjacent to the United States. Other areas were later discovered in West Texas and the Gulf of Mexico. The resulting Texas oil boom permanently changed the Texas economy and brought the most important economic expansion after the civil war.

At the turn of the 21st century, the US was hit hard and made another place for the country. The enemy is a terrorist organization based in Afghanistan, able to hijack four planes, two of which were introduced to the World Trade Center. The death toll has increased to thousands and the US crazed. After 26 days, the United States worked closely with the Northern Anti-Taliban alliance and led the war with terrorism in Afghanistan. Due to the US-led invasion, the Taliban-controlled Afghan government was quickly destroyed. The financial and military support for America's Afghanistan and Iraq invasion, NATO's intervention in the US and Libya, and the opposition of Syria in Western countries has changed the struggle between the democratic group and President Bathar's secular dictatorship It was. Asado participated in a sectarian war against democracy and development. The existence of different interpretation of Islamic teachings. Some people think that the Qur'an is a declaration of peace, some interpret it as the order of war, and make God the supreme commander of the eternal war of eternal blood thirst. The United Nations reported that the Islamic state executed several civilians and soldiers. Human Rights Watch expressed concern about the war crimes committed by Muslim states. The United Nations and Human Rights Supervisory Authority repeatedly insisted that Islamic terrorists committed war crimes in Syria. In the face of the terror and instability in the Middle East: the common interests of Iran and the United States I will talk about six cases or seven cases. In Afghanistan you can count 2 times. In 1991, the Gulf War of 1994 did not interfere with Rwanda, Kosovo in 1999 after the September 11 incident in Afghanistan, Iraq continued to 2003 until now, Libya and Afghanistan are now . Depending on how we divide the case in Afghanistan, we call it six lawsuits or seven lawsuits. I was surprised a bit here as I have a friend who knows a lot about Afghanistan behind. Remind me of stories that I should say: I was like surviving in the flood of Johnstown, who did not do anything else is himself in my life, but he is a nice person, so he died When he went to heaven. I lived under the intervention of Soviet occupation in Afghanistan and the United States. As Afghans who are receiving strategic intentions from superpowers, their experiences are completely different. But judging from the Taliban 's discourse in Afghanistan after the dismissal of 17 years, the western audience may think that the atrocities of superpowers are equal. For Syrian civilians, the situation is getting worse. Because they said that they left the attack and the left people who did not see the truth then they are liars.

They came to him at midnight. While staying in Pakistan, Abdule Salam Zaeef was arrested by Pakistan government officials and taken away from his wife and children who had not seen them for about five years. Zaeef is a well-known member of Taliban, but he has no leadership responsibility and has not participated in any terrorist activities, but only for religious reasons. He was illegally taken away and there was no evidence that he was arrested and handed over to the US for detention. The war with terror was announced shortly after 9/11. This article by Banksy is aimed at emphasizing the "secret" war with terrorism already occurring - the Gulf of Guantanamo, where the terrorist suspects are mainly detained. This detainee in the Gulf of Guantanamo in Islington does not remind me that we are a completely free society. The exact position in Islington is unknown, but after that the image has been deleted. "No Ball Games" first appeared in North London's turnpike lane in 2009, but was demolished for exhibition in a "Stealing Bansky" exhibition by a private organization called "Sincura Group" in July 2013 . Private original collection of Banksy's works. The Sincura Group insists that it does not benefit from the exhibition. The same group is also responsible for eliminating Banksea's slave labor, which appeared near Woodgreen in 2012 (see next item). Banxi himself revealed that he was not in contact with groups or exhibitions. On November 16, 2008, in an interview with CBS's 60-minute program Steve Croft, Barack Obama promised to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility by executing order "to regain the moral status of the world in the world" . The press release on 22nd January 2009 insisted that Mr. Obama ordered the closure of the camp within a year. In January 2013, President Obama received permission to refuse permission to transfer detainees from Guantanamo. As President 's second inauguration ceremony, the promise to restore America' s moral status has not yet been realized. The Guantanamo Bay detention camp uses an "estimated taxonomy" system to describe the remarks of Guantanamo Bay detainees. Prosecutors abandoned this practice when Aman Al-Balch was interrogated when the Guantanamo military council tried on September 11. In the case of Havea Corpus filing involving detainees in the Guantanamo Bay, the estimated classification is continuing. One of the reasons to classify state secrets as confidential level is to adjust the risks based on protection level. The US government has detailed procedures to protect confidential information. The room or building used to store and process the sorted material must have the same level of facility permission as the most delicate material to be processed

"There are various subgroups in Syria." Introduction from Abdullah II in Jordan is a summary of Syrian opposition. Syria's civil war required over 100,000 lives and over 3 million refugees. The conflict began in March 2011, but it is still unknown who is fighting even after three years of war and protest. However, it is clear that F.SA (Free Syrian Army), the group inspired by Al Qaeda, the Islamic group, the Kurdish combatants, and the Syrian government are the main groups. After the civil war of Syria began in 'Arab Spring' in 2011, after the anti-government demo resigned President Bashar Assad and requested escalation to government and violence between various opposition parties. Russia and Syria support Assad, Islamic countries (IS) occupy the territory in the north and east, the US and the Gulf countries support Syrian opponents and join the alliance with Islam against the Kurds Social media did not emphasize the differences in the political structure of Egypt, Tunisia and Syria. Syria lacks developed political opposition and does not expect young protesters aspiring to post on Facebook or Twitter. Egypt has political opposition for decades, but it is not in Syria. In March 2011, it seemed to be vulnerable on Facebook; it was a wonderful platform for people who wish to protest. "Syrian Revolution" on Facebook page can be clicked with one click, its followers will soon be over 100,000 people. In Syria, few people know that administrators are actually Syrians who are actually living in a safe area of ​​Sweden. Only 35% of those who like this page are Syrians living in Syria is. The relationship with Syria's other political opposition groups is generally poor. The Syrian Revolution General Assembly, the Syrian Regional Adjustment Committee, or the Syrian Revolution Supreme Council opposed NCC's dialogue with the Syrian government. In September 2012, the Syrian National Council (SNC) repeatedly stated that although it expanded its member countries, it will not participate in "a trend close to NCC". Despite the approval of the Free Syrian Army on September 23, 2012, the FSA considers the NCC as an extension of the government and states that "this opposition is only the opposite side of the same coin"

Leaders know that complicated problems will resist elegant and simple solutions. According to General Tommy Franks, an Iraqi intelligence officer contacted a US military officer who was working secretly as a diplomat. April Fools Day was sold to a fake "highest confidential" aggression plan offered by Frank. This fraud caused the Iraqi military to misunderstand the deployment of major troops in northern and western Iraq with an eye to attacks in Turkey and Jordan. This greatly reduced the defense capabilities of the rest of Iraq and promoted real attacks in the southeast Kuwait and the Persian Gulf. Who should do better with executive rank? The main responsibility is the co-head of the staff who bless generous Tommy Franks and the concept of management. They gave them a professional recognition and adopted an innovative and reliable military strategy during the invasion of the war, but the result was negligent and incomplete. Secondly, officials with limited planning of action phases after Central Saddam should be aware that their efforts are not getting enough attention, support or visibility. After all, their efforts did not succeed. There is no overall framework for the central headquarters to guarantee that at least some security will be provided in the majority of the country and will be provided to the local troops in advance. As a result, most of the teacher commanders did not develop the concept of behavior for the most part after the collapse of the Baath party regime.

The influence of the American reform movement in the 1920s lived in the United States on opportunities. Please have the opportunity to find a good job, earn money and live a high quality of life, an opportunity to pursue life, freedom, and happiness. However, the opportunity for many people is not around the 19th century. Some people have no fundamental right guaranteed by the constitution. In fact, people with many opportunities are wealthy whites, and few have opportunities to live a good life. Women were an important part of some reform movement from the 19th century to the early 20th century. These reform campaigns aim to promote fundamental change in American society, including abolition of slavery, educational reform, prison reform, women's rights, and moderate (to alcohol). In the national control notice (around 1850), the problem of alcoholism is outlined. "... Our country is now having a deadly enemy, let me state some trustworthy facts to prove this (even if I can draw an uncertain line) , Nothing is shown to the facts.Since controversy abuse is the most serious scourge of our country's visit: and you know that all sickness begins with their proper use I will. The influence of the American reform movement in the 1920s lived in the United States on opportunities. Please have the opportunity to find a good job, earn money and live a high quality of life, an opportunity to pursue life, freedom, and happiness. However, the opportunity for many people is not around the 19th century. Some people have no fundamental right guaranteed by the constitution. - War is defined in Merriam - Webster 's online dictionary. State; Gulf opposes struggle or competition during power. War was part of this great country from the beginning. Seven Years War, Revolution War, Civil War are the most bloody battles that have been taking place in America for many years.

Relationship between Turkey and the United States Introduction The purpose of this article is to examine the relationship between Turkey and the United States after the end of the Cold War by exploring the relationship between Turkey and the United States from the Cold War to this issue. "Turmonism", "Missile Crisis", "Gulf War". Turkish response to US policies and these policies is included in this article. The Cold War Soviet Union and the United States began military competition after the Second World War. In order to understand and compare modern security policy in Turkey and the United States several concepts and situations should be considered. As there are several special conditions in each country, there are some specific conditions in bilateral relations between Turkey, Turkey and the United States. For Turkey's modern security policy and policy makers, some of the most interesting issues are: The third issue on July 15, 2016, the attempt of a failed coup is an internal security problem than external problems. Security issues, the leader of the Grand Sports Terror organization (FET Ö is responsible for this attempt), Fethullah Gülen is more complicated and bilateral relations since 1999 when he lived in Pennsylvania. Because of this situation, problems are included in this article along with this short information The relationship between Latin America and the United States is the relationship between the United States of America and Latin America. Historically, the bilateral relationship between the United States and Latin American countries was multifaceted and complex, sometimes made up of other countries full of strong regional cooperation and economic, political tension and competition . The relationship between the US government and most of Latin America was limited until the late 19th century, but for the most part of the past century, the United States was part of Latin America as part of its impact and during the Cold War era I thought it informally if there was. This is true in most cases. (1947-1991) and is actively fighting with the Soviet Union for influence in the Western Hemisphere

Located in the heart of Prince William Sound, Valdes is surrounded by the world's highest coastal mountains and has 4,498 inhabitants. The most famous is the southern end of Alaska's pipeline, Valdez is also the preferred destination for passengers. Valdez is located on the flat ground on the northern coast of Valdez Harbor, 305 miles east of Anchorage and 364 miles south of Fairbanks in the deep sea fjord. Like many other coastal cities in Alaska, the center of Valdes is a boat harbor gathering along the waterfront. From there, the town spreads to about 12 dozen walkable districts, nearby Valdez of Egan Boulevard is equivalent to the main street, Richardson Highway, and north of Thompson Pass. The downtown area is dotted with various restaurants, accommodations, museums and Prince William Bay Community College. You can see from the entrance of the city is Trans Alaska's oil pipeline terminal with 9 million barrels of oil per huge storage tank. Located in Prince William Sound, Valdez is an outdoor paradise. Within 25 miles east of the Columbia glacier, this is a popular day cruise destination surrounded by glaciers, spectacular mountain scenery, rich marine wildlife, and outdoor adventure opportunities. Kayak and seal on the iceberg of flounder and squid From the Mine Creek Trail, located just a few blocks from the city, you can see glacial views from the Port Valdez Mountain Mining Site and the Shoup Bay Trail Skirt. You can rent a kayak in the town, arrange a quiet entrance and a drop-off service to spend the evening in the nearby fjord. Anglers will arrange charter fishing trips at the port of the boat, but others will book a cruise to visit the second largest glacier in North America with a football stadium, Miares Glacier and Columbia Glacier. Thanks to steep coastal mountains, the death team can enjoy winter rafting through impressive Keystone Canyon and winter helicopter skiing and ice climbing. The darkest moment of Valdes was the 1964 Great Friday earthquake. The tsunami after the earthquake destroyed ruins of the historic town of Valdez. The community was rebuilt on a more stable foundation 4 miles west and prospered during the construction of the Alaska pipeline terminal in the 1970s. On 24th March 1989, at the Prince William Sound in Alaska, Exxon Valdez moved southwest after leaving Valdez Port. The ship carries more than 50 million gallons of crude oil. When Valdes was only 28 miles away from the port, it stranded at Bree Reef. The bottom was tore torn, and in 10.9 Alaska brown bear was actually attacking the workers on the coast. Combining all these factors makes cleanup work more difficult than expected. The cleaning process is the most expensive oil spill process in history. However, the total cost is unknown and it is still growing. ExxonMobil paid over $ 5 billion, including $ 20 million for investigation of oil spills. Part of the reason why the cleaning work is very expensive is the number of workers used in the workplace. About Exxon Mobil 's payroll calculation, there are about 11,000 men and women including dispatched workers. Average number of workers Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Summary: Exxon Valdez tanker was hit by an oil spill incident at Exxon Valdez on March 24, 1989, from Valdez, Alaska to Long Beach, California. Ecological disaster. It is based on Bray Leaf of Prince William Sound of Alaska. The 1990 oil pollution control law was approved to make tankers safer. "Desert Storm" Behavior Summary: Hostility in the Gulf War began during the George HW Bush regime, its "defensive" behavior was called "desert shield action" (August 1990 From 2nd to 1st 1991 1) On the 16th of the month the US military gathered here in Saudi Arabia and Persian Gulf. Iraq was not in time for the withdrawal deadline from Kuwait, and it ran from a desert storm operation (January 17, 1991 to February 28, 1991). This is the code of conduct in the battle phase of the Gulf War.

In terms of top-down regional stability, the (higher) Bush administration dispatched thousands of American soldiers to Saudi Arabia, which was easily conquered by Iraq during the Second Gulf War (1991) It seems to be. President George HW Bush decides to consider Saddam Hussein's invasion as a threat to international and regional stability and compel it. However, the intervention of the United States is not without the effect of instability. U.S. Army stationed in Saudi Arabia confronted Islamic radicals and ended the prolonged war between the political parties in the 1980s. A recent report from the war laboratory warned: "The overall threat to the US's interests in the Middle East, overseas and domestic is rapidly increasing.This situation is further strengthened ... the future number In the year the country will face more difficulties ... Threats are rising in more parts of the world as this country has proven to be vulnerable.The military strategy based on the new reality in North Africa There is the possibility of exacerbating rather than improving the power of political change.To accept it is not comprehensive of military aid to comprehensive and non-comprehensive of allies in the home and in the region in the Middle East and North Africa It includes excessive US and Western policies that ties sectarian and non-repressive policies. Regardless of the government, the United States has long reaffirmed consistent profit in the Middle East. And it was always regional guidance on the United States. The Middle East is confusing, and now the interests of the United States are constantly changing. So while you may hear it in the campaign, future governments may follow President Obama 's way and be alert for more intervention. The US's most frequently cited interest is petroleum, and in the past oil price hikes have hurt the US economy. According to the US Department of Energy Information, the Middle East accounts for 30% of the world market, but in countries mainly in Saudi Arabia there is still room. However, despite this central role, the stability of foreign oil-producing countries has not been as important for the United States as in the past (although still a real benefit yet). Without the Soviet threats in the Middle East and the challenges of other competing countries, the United States has the opportunity to pay greater attention to the central interests in the Middle East, peace and oil. Mr. Richard Belt, Director General of Political Military Bureau of the State Council of the Reagan Administration, expressed a major concern of the country in the Middle East at a subcommittee meeting on March 23, 1987. And we will get Gulf oil at a reasonable price "(Wells, 7). The dependence of the United States on oil imports in the Middle East is the reason to keep peace in this area.

Alabama's birth and immigrants have shown their writing talents for centuries. Alabama Connection is a family of writers born in Alabama or migrating to Alabama. Several authors came from other states but wrote articles about Alabama. Alabama has rich traditions and extraordinary genres including autobiography, humor, poetry, theater and novels. Some of the smart, award-winning classic literary poets are: Booker T Washington, F. S. Fitzgerald and Zora Neal Hurtsen. "I live with my wife Jenny in Austin, Texas, I have three great daughters.I run as a boy and I am an easy person running barefoot on an unpaved road in Alabama. - I am dreaming of becoming a writer I am probably the smallest and simplest maxim that I came into thousands of publications, including the most famous authors, brilliant slang and some of the world's largest publishers My mission is to make people think better ways, do business, build relationships and deal with the world. " Alabama's birth and immigrants have shown their writing talents for centuries. Alabama Connection is a family of writers born in Alabama or migrating to Alabama. Several authors came from other states but wrote articles about Alabama. Alabama has rich traditions and extraordinary genres including autobiography, humor, poetry, theater and novels. Some of the smart, award-winning classic literary poets are: Booker T Washington, F.S Alabama was nicknamed Huang Longguo after the state bird. Alabama is also known as "Dickey Heart" and "Cotton State". The state tree is a long leaf pine, the state flower is a camellia. The capital of Alabama is Montgomery. Birmingham is the most populous city, has been the most industrialized city for a long time, the largest land city is Huntsville. The oldest city was a mobile founded in 1702 by French colonists and the capital of Louisiana state, France. From the American Civil War to the Second World War, Alabama, like many states in the south of the United States, continued to rely on agriculture and had economic difficulties. Like other former slave nations, Alabama parliamentarians took away the discrimination and discrimination of African Americans, at least until the 1970s, using the law of Jim Crow. Alabama has an interesting history. During the Civil War, the capital of Montgomery was the capital of an American alliance. Therefore, Montgomery is known as "the birthplace of the Union". It was also the birthplace of the Federal Constitution, and Jefferson Davis sworn as President of Alabama. Indeed, the State of Alabama is known as "the center of Dixie" by the state's Civil War history and the central position of the South. Alabama is Tennessee in the north, Georgia in the east, Florida in the south and Gulf of Mexico in the south, and southeast central state bordering the state of Mississippi in the west. The state has a narrow mountain area along the Gulf of Mexico and has a subtropical climate with long and hot summers and a calm winter. Mobile is the only port of the state and the major port of the United States; Alabama has one of the best water transport systems in the south

America and Mexico have a 2,000 mile border from golf in Mexico to the Pacific Ocean. Border areas are shared in 10 states, wetlands, numerous mountains, canyons, rivers and deserts. The border between the United States and Mexico is "between the developed and developing countries, the border region of the United States and Mexico is a formally defined cross-border land area, which is about 2,000 along the border Miles, 62.5 miles of the Gulf of Mexico "Economic, political and social changes continue to rebuild their relationship. From 1836 to 1848, when Cortina was 12-24 years old, part of the northern part of Cortina Grande of the Rio Grande River was in the conflict area between Rio Grande and the Nuez River, Mexico and Germany. The Republic of Texas declared it. This situation had a major impact on Cortina, its government and its view on power. When the United States defeated Mexico in the Mexico - American War of 1848, Mexico was forced to return the controversial territory to Texas. Cortina opposed this concession. However, the Texas Rangers of Texas Brownsville, the US Army, the local militia group, and Mata Mosuta Mauripas were easily defeated and forced. I ran away to Mexico. According to Robert Berman, author of Western Badman, Cortina was the first "socially motivated border thief" like Catalino Garza and Pancho Villa later. His followers are known as "Cortinistas". In 1581, the first European, Spanish conqueror first entered the current United States through the Rio Grande river and named El Paso del Rio del Norte (through the Northern River). This area of ​​the river has been the home of local culture for centuries. In 1598, Don Juande Oñate emigrated to this area and was officially named El Paso. In 1659, the first Spanish - Indian settlement was established in the Ciudad Juarez region of Mexico. In 1682, after escaping from the Pueblo Rebellion of New Mexico State and its Spanish master, Tigua Indians set up a new house in Iretadelusle in the western suburb of El Paso. Here they built MissionNuestraSeñoradelCarmen and built the oldest village in Texas. Rio Grande. Rio Grande is located in the Grand River National Forest (37 ° 47 ft altitude, 107 ° 32 ft altitude) of San Juan County, Colorado, with an altitude of 12000 feet, clear spring and product. A mountain of snow It originated from the continental division of the San Juan Mountains. The river passes through central New Mexico and reaches El Paso and Ciudad Juarez at the intersection of Chihuahua and Texas. At that time, the Grand River became an international boundary between the United States and Mexico by the Guadalupe-Eidargo Treaty (1848) which ended the Mexican war. It forms the west or south boundary of Brewster County in El Paso, Texas, Hadospes, Presidio (the curve of the river gives Big Bend National Park), Terrell, Valverde, Kinney, Maverick, Webb. , Zapata, Star, Hidalgo, Cameron. The river flows to the Gulf of Mexico (25 ° 57 'North, 97 ° 0 9' East). Rio Grande is known for its various parts over time.

The goal of funding elements based on the demand for health system reform is to distinguish between the public sector and the private sector and to evenly fund the entire system. An important element of the demand-based financial reform element is to distinguish health-related issues between the public sector and the private sector. Public sector health services include administrative issues affecting the entire population, such as infectious diseases, research, planning, improvement of human resources, community services, etc. The purpose of this paper is to provide detailed information on Mexican economy, government, military, religion, and historical events that shape the country. Mexico is located in the northern part of the United States and is adjacent to the Caribbean Sea and the New Mexico Gulf. The total area corresponds to 1,972,550 square kilometers, which covers an area of ​​1,923,040 square kilometers and covers an area of ​​49,510 square kilometers. Mexico became independent on September 16, 1810, celebrating the national holidays. - Smallpox is a very lethal and contagious disease that threatens the majority of the world's population. Even in BC, the disease has existed for hundreds of thousands. The fear of smallpox is threatened by the places it threatens. These people want some way to protect themselves from viruses fearing them. Smallpox has great influence on several civilizations before receiving treatment such as vaccination and vaccination The geographical location of Mexico explains the geographical features of Mexico's country in Mexico. Mexico is located approximately 23 ° N and 102 ° W south of North America. Departing from the furthest land, Mexico is over 3,200 kilometers (2,000 miles) in length. Northern Mexico is the United States (especially West to East, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas), Western and South Pacific, Eastern Mexico and Belize, Guatemala and the Caribbean, Southeast. It is the northernmost member of Latin America, the country with the most populous Spanish-speaking countries in the world. Mexico is the thirteenth largest country in the world three times Texas. Mexico officially known as the United States is North America, located in South America, Belize and North Guatemala. It has the coastline of the Pacific Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf Coast, and is considered to be the 13 th largest country in the world. Mexico declared independence from Spain after Miguel Hidalgo formulated the national independence declaration "Long Life Mexico!" On September 16, 1810. However, after many years of war, independence did not occur until 1821. That year, Spain and Mexico signed a treaty to end the independence war.

Karan Kawa Indian living in a bend along the coast of the Gulf. The territory of the country from the western end of Galveston Bay to the southwestern part of Corpus Christi Bay. Contrary to the recognition of popularity, Kanran Kawanishi who does not eat. They like eating enemy soldiers by many other Texas Indian tribes, capturing their leaders to gain their strength and courage, but never ate food. Karankawa name (Source Karankawa name) was given to many Indian bands in the area including Cocos, Copanes, Cujanes, Guapites, Carancaguases. Another problem comes from Karankawas, a group living in the Gulf of Nations American Indians. Karanka moved in the inland part every year for several months. They believe that colonists are invaders on their land. In the turn, the settlers tried to stop them leaving this land. Several settlers were killed in fighting against Karankawas in. It disappeared to appeal to new settlers, and many answered. By the end of 1824, Austin filled his colony for nearly 300 families. Mexican leaders give them the possession of property. Arrival of new settlers and ceremonies were held throughout the colony. The new settlers made a Grand Pile to mark their farms and ranches. They were a traditional Spanish land ownership ceremony. These ceremonies threw stones to celebrate their title on the land when including pull grass. Next year, 1347 colonial Caucasians and 443 slaves living in Austin https://content.openclass.com/eps/pearson-reader/api/item/669e3733-2a08-44f8-a7a5-533c8ecfcb14/1/file/9780133329681_mgtx16_se_tx_pxe_oxy_pxe_basic/OPS/xhtml/filengss-4c2dac37-150d-408e-bb2f- ac999d35c3b9.xhtml History of Texas Until the 1500's, there are seven types of huge occupied Indian tribe of land in Texas. Seventh tribe: Eastern Caddo and Northeast Texas along the Mexico Gulf Coast Kalankawa, Coahuiltecan occupied the downstream region of Rio Grande, Lipan - Apache located at the eastern end of Early Texas Village Most contacted, People live soup Hippo in Central Texas. These tribes explored the coastline of the state of Texas and drew to the first European explorer Alonso Alvarez de Pineda to protect this land for hundreds of years In addition to Karan Kawa Indian, Texas Gulf Coast, LaSalle has never reported any problems related to Native American or interactions. Immediately after La Salle arrives in Texas in January 1685, it will be able to decide their practice cannibal given from the tool mark of the human bones at the old Karan Kawa Campground . Since then, as a matter of self-preservation, La Salle and his colonists will consider themselves in the war with Karankawas. In fact, many settlers lost Karankawas in the next few years, the settlement itself occupied Karankawas in December 1688 Fort St. Louis, all the rest of the adults were killed. In the early 1689, we buried the remains of the deceased, including the Spanish column searching for French settlement, the occurred in the destructive fortress, and scattered around the bone ruins, tool mark.

In the summer of 1996, signs of violence were seen in Europe. But this time it is not from Bosnia and Russia but from Yugoslavia. In Yugoslavia, President Slobodan Milosevic is completely attacking the Albanians in the country. Rumors of ethnic cleansing and mass genocide began to increase as the Serbs tried to pursue all Albanians from their country. A full-scale war broke out between Albanians and Serbs by 1998. Because they struggled for the autonomy of the land: Kosovo. Kosovo War - Kosovo War can be divided into two parts: a collision between Serbia and Kosovo, and a collision between Kosovo and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The first confrontation began in 1996 with a statement by Slobodan Milosevic that Kosovo will continue to be a part of Serbia and as a result Albanians' intense reaction will continue. NATO intervened when Serbian forces slaughtered 45 Albanians in Rakaku village in Kosovo in 1999. NATO has launched a four month bombing campaign against Serbia as a response to Rachac massacre During the campaign, Serbia and Kosovo explained that NATO is fighting against the Milosevic government, which is "fighting ethnic cleansing" with Kosovo, not fighting Serbian people. International media joined this agenda with the re-enactment of the Gulf War Media Management Campaign, and even if "incidental damage" occurred, it rarely doubted the legitimacy of NATO's air strikes against international law. However, this time there is the possibility that news services such as CNN, Sky News, BBC World etc. will be received in a significant part of the Serbs. A few months ago many Serbs participated in the street demonstrations of Milosevic but as they seemed to collide with the NATO alliance they refused to believe in liberal and democratic Western media. Instead, Kosovo Albanians are more than willing to trust their media, not because of the "ethical" military cleansing, but because they flee from this area due to the bombing of NATO. After Charlie Hebud massacre in 2015, Chomsky made a controversial comparison between the media and the public's response to these shoots, while in 1999 NATO made a comparison with the Serbian radio station during the Kosovo War We bombed the headquarters. Chomsky condemned the West's media as hypocrisy, accusing only the former. But his analysis of the dual standard of media is far beyond Kosovo due to press freedom. As a result, with Israel's attack on Gaza in the summer of 2014, the Palestinians suffered again a "big challenge" of brutal violence, many of which were murdered, sometimes familiar news cars, and thousands of people I murdered. In addition, while outdoor prisons operated by Israel were crushed into debris again, these excuses immediately collapsed by review.

Defending our country is a common responsibility. Prior to the birth of the United States, women have defended this land for many years. For more than two centuries, they contributed their talent, skills and courage to this effort, raising amazing results from the achievements of Lexington and Concord in the Persian Gulf and other areas. About 150,000 American women worked for the female army during the Second World War. Many of these women serve Army Army, Army Army, and Army Air Force troops all over the world and play various roles other than battle. Most WACs belong to the Army army. There are more than 400 WACs in Manhattan, mainly in Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, Hanford, three main places. Hanford has the smallest WAC while Los Alamos has the largest group. Still others work in offices in New York, Washington, DC, Chicago. The first detachment team of WAC was sent to the project site in 1943. Francis W. House was the first commander of the WAC team in Manhattan. She succeeded Arlene G. Scheidenhelm More than 150,000 American women served in the Women's Army (WAC) during the Second World War. It is difficult for the military and American citizens to accept the concept of women in unison. But political and military leaders faced bilateral warfare and realized that they could continue to send staff and supplies for war to allies while providing additional resources necessarily needed by the military . Industrial sector Given the opportunity to make a great contribution to the national war, women grasped it. By the end of the war, their contributions will be widely announced. Eventually, more than 150,000 American women served in the Army during the Second World War. The overall philosophy and purpose of the women's army is to make it possible for women to directly and personally help the American war. Popular philosophy is that women can best support war by doing already trained non-combat military activities. This allows the Army to make the most effective use of existing labor and free people to carry out the necessary combat missions. It was difficult for the American society of the 1940s to unify and accept the concept of women. In a survey of the Army staff in 1939, the male official wrote as follows. "

The location of New France is North America. North America is a French colony that extends from a new base to the Hudson Bay and extends from the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf of Mexico. It is divided into five colonies of Canada, Arcadia, Hudson Bay, Plaisance, Louisiana. Why did the pioneer come to New France? Some settlers come to work, others come for those who the king wishes to give money to them. New France (French: Nouvelle-France) is a French colony in North America, was surveyed by Jacques Cartier in 1534 and ended in New France with England and Spain. According to the Paris Convention (1763) in 1763. At the peak of 1712 (before the Utrecht Convention), the territory of New France (also known as the French North American Empire or Royal New France) consisted of five colonies each with its own government. The most developed colonies are divided into Quebec, Trois Rivières, Montreal (which extends southward from Illinois before 1717), Hudson Bay, Arkadi in the northeastern, and Newfoundland and Louisiana. (It extends north through Illinois state since 1717); therefore it includes Canadian prairie from Newfoundland, Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Mexico, and all five Great Lakes in North America. The French were the first people to start exploring and colonization in Canada in the mid-15th century. They called the area "New France" of the colonial era. France dominates the majority of the eastern part of Canada. There are five colonies in 'New France'. The biggest one is Canada, divided into regions of Quebec, Montreal and Trois Rivières. British people began to colonize North America in the late 16th century. Gradually, through the 18th century the British began to acquire the territory of French colonies from France. After the war between France and India, Britain and Spain acquired the entire territory of France in Canada through the Paris Convention of 1763. New France was a colony from France to North America in 1534 until New France was converted to Spain and the United Kingdom in 1734. At the peak of 1712, the territory of New France spread from Newfoundland to the Rocky Mountains, Hudson Bay, the Gulf of Mexico. The area was later divided into five colonies, each with its own governing body: Canada, Arcadia, Hudson Bay, New Zealand (Plaisance) and Louisiana. In 1534, Jack Cartier claimed to be the first province of New France. However, the first attempt to solve the French efforts in this area failed. However, the French fishing boat continued its voyage towards the Atlantic coast and the St. Lawrence River. French merchants soon realized that the St. Lawrence region was full of valuable fur animals, especially Beavers, which became rare in Europe. After all, the French royal family decided to colonize the territory to secure and expand the influence on the United States.

Weapons: What is the most devastating force in history history? It is a rocket torpedo that shoots directly from the submarine to the surface of the water, jumps to enemy submarines in the air, and infiltrates the target. It is a motor gun that shoots 110 bullets per second to completely destroy the opponent. Perhaps it is an intercontinental ballistic missile with nuclear warheads that can kill hundreds of thousands of nuclear warheads with atomic bombs. Again, it is a tank with an infrared image site that senses the heat of the enemy's vehicle, and even if it is completely dark it can be killed. Evolution of weapons is not the only thing that changes war. This is the distribution of weapons. Throughout history, states often fight each other as to the symmetry of weapons. For example, in the First Gulf War, Saddam Hussein tried to defeat a traditional industrialized mechanized American army with a traditional industrialized mechanized Iraqi army. The quality and quantity of American technology was dominant. However, in the Second Gulf War, the rebels exercised an asymmetrical war of crushing high-tech US weapons using low tech assassination, destruction and terrorism. The enemy's tactics will lose its benefits only when the United States has adjusted its technology to cope with the new threats. Of course, training, morale, figures, will, and politics will also contribute to the results of Iraq, but the nature of the technology will lay the foundation for struggle. Throughout the history of human beings, advances in weapons and equipment have further flattened the competition between the weak and the strong. The first cave explorer who picked up rocks and sticks and used it for a larger caveman was essentially able to understand this. Recently, it is the largest and strongest ruler. If no one can beat you, you are the person in charge. Period However, after that, inventions such as weapons like daggers (invented in prehistoric times), bows and arrows (invented for over 64 thousand years ago and invented in an amazing way) appeared. Firearms recently appeared, first appeared in China in the 10th century. Beyond the gun there are cannons and cannons, bombs and weapons of mass destruction such as nuclear weapons, which are themselves large, large equalizers, large equalers between countries.

In the 1940s, the Nazis committed terrible genocide against a group of "unwelcome people" who killed 14 million at the end of the destruction (Byers 12). Most of these kills occurred at the peak of the concentration camp and the tragedy 'concentration camp of death'. Discovery at refugee camps and subsequent events left a number of permanent psychological impacts on American soldiers. Before Bouhen Wald was released in the United States on 11th April 1943, the Nazis actually understand or understand the extreme behavior taken to eliminate unpleasant people in their country There were few people who were doing it. According to the American Psychological Association (APA) and NCBI, post traumatic stress disorder causes short-term memory loss and may cause long-term chronic psychological reactions. Fortunately, intervention and treatment of psychotherapy alleviate and in many cases resolve short- and long-term effects of post-traumatic stress disorder. In particular, if there are complications, the doctor may prescribe drugs other than Zoloft and Paxil. According to NIH, benzodiazepines are used to help relax and sleep. Side effects include memory problems and risk of drug dependence. You can prescribe antipsychotics. They are usually given to patients with complications such as schizophrenia. Some side effects of antipsychotics are weight gain and high risk of heart disease and diabetes. In addition, other antidepressants can be used as PTSD medication. The possible choices are fluoxetine (Prozac) and Cerexa (Cerexa) Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) was used to explain the effects of war on soldiers since 1980 and was later used outside the military to explain the effects of traumatic events on individuals. However, historically there are various diagnoses used to try and learn psychological effects of war. Recent warfare syndrome includes the Gulf War Syndrome which was mainly experienced by American and British soldiers fought in the 1991 Gulf War. War may also have a major impact on the health of civilians. Hydrogen bombs in Japanese cities in Hiroshima and Nagasaki killed thousands and gave a bad direct shock. They also have a long-term impact on the population. Radiation injuries and birth defects in children have been occurring long before the bomb was destroyed. Postwar impacts are widespread and may be long-term or short-term. Unlike those of ordinary citizens, soldiers' war experiences are damaged during wartime, but women and children are particularly exposed to atrocities against language. In the past decade, the number of people killed in armed conflict has become 2 million children. Extensive trauma caused by these atrocities and civil suffering is another legacy of these conflicts, which produced extensive emotional and psychological stress. The current civil war usually harms civilians more than civilian war. This is because combatants are increasingly inclined to target civilians as strategic goals. A national conflict is an armed conflict between the two who use the military, one of which is a national government. Influences of war include large-scale damage to cities and the long-term impact on the country's economy.

The most trusted information field on September 2, 2002: IMINT I think that the most valuable field is in IMINT field, but there is sufficient evidence. During the Gulf war, the IMINT field did not contribute to the completion of the mission. In my opinion, the field of war damage assessment is one of the factors that makes images very important for battle evaluation. Observers who are usually sent to the battlefield to obtain targeted information are in a very vulnerable position and by using images the dangerous threats are almost obsolete during battle damage evaluation is. Image Intelligence (IMINT) is an information gathering field that collects information via satellite photographs and aerial photographs. As a means of collecting intelligence, IMINT is a subset of intelligence collection management and intelligent collection management is a subset of intelligence cycle management. IMINT complements non-imaging MASINT electro-optic sensors and radar sensors in particular. Aerial photographs were widely used in the first World War I, but the specialized image information strategy was launched during the Second World War. A series of innovations in the decade before the war made high quality images possible. In 1928, the British Air Force developed an electric heating system for aerial cameras. This allows the reconnaissance plane to take pictures from very high heights without freezing the camera parts To some extent, this facilitates the use of contemporary and technical intelligence areas for remote intelligence gathering, including signal intelligence (SIGINT), image intelligence (IMINT), or communication intelligence (COMINT). In these areas, signal interception, intelligence from manned and unattended assets is captured and the complexity of the human assets of the world is increasing. A recent explanation by a former US diplomat by the Wall Street Journal best describes this view of the growing confidence of all and fully relies on the form of technical intelligence in the danger of combining human intelligence There may be traps in particular. The opponent uses several intelligence fields to obtain information about the United States. These areas include Human Intelligence HUMINT, Signal Intelligence (SIGINT), Image Intelligence (IMINT), Measurement and Signature Intelligence (MASINT), and Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). Each of these fields is used somewhat by opponents against the United States. Most countries, and many municipalities and private organizations, have a HUMINT function to collect data from rivals and competitors.

Israel occupied the West Bank, East Jerusalem, the Golan Heights, the Sinai Peninsula and the Gaza Strip since the 1948 Arab-Israel conflict and the sixth day war of 1967, and the Palestinians were "innate" for them. Unfortunately they were forced to enter a corner of Israel and the border but they tortured and tried in the form of Palestinians living in these occupied areas and changed the form of Israeli military rule It is natural. This brought about a big uprising such as a second uprising by Palestinians. "In the past two weeks, Sinai's ISIS revealed that merchants were preventing smuggling of goods to the Gaza Strip using a tunnel between the Palestinian side and Rafah Egyptian side, with ISIS of Sinai And {and stop even banning the hundreds of Gaza's affiliated organizations and supporters of Islamic countries.Shi Nai Islamic state militants restricted the use of rockets, explosives, weapons Weapons, ammunition, military and raw materials Other military instruments used in the military sector of Hamas Muslim countries also prohibit any goods from entering the Gaza Strip, Muslims prohibit the use of tunnels, A financial crisis occurred, due to the shortage of products, local businessmen complain about this through local media. " For more than 10 years, desert areas ignored by northern Sinai are the most useful smuggling routes in Gaza. Through this route, Hammarst will smuggle everything from KFC meals and Lions to AK - 47 and Grad rockets. The tunnel network promoting this smuggling activity is jointly managed by Hamas and ISIS Wilayat Sinai (Sinai of Islamic State). In exchange for their cooperation, Islamic countries are enjoying some of the smuggled weapons through the tunnel The evacuation centers in the Gaza Strip were awarded to their members under Hamas' sponsorship. Muslim ideas During the conflict between Hamas and Israel in 2014, Egypt closed the tunnel along the border between Gaza and Sinai. And it was used to smuggle goods, goods and weapons to Gaza. It continues to discover and destroy tunnels in Sinai to weaken important external sources for terrorists. Egypt continues to abide by the peace treaty with Israel and continues to be an important ally against the Islamic terrorist organization. The threat to members of Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Cooperation Councils. Saudi Arabia and the other five Arab Gulf countries - Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates - established the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to prevent and defend the invasion of Iran in 1981. Iran is still a major external threat to security. Tehran supports organizations that have launched terrorist attacks against Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Yemen

When he traveled to Paris, Winslow Homer studied the paintings and artistic forms of artists such as Miller, Manet and Courbet. In 1875, Homer quit his job and started drawing a picture by himself, but he was struggling economically. After living in a UK fishing village in Northumberland for two years, Homer returned to the US Maine coast (Hodge 127) in 1882. There, he paints some paintings depicting people and elements such as the famous "Gulf Stream" and "Lifeline" (Strickland 85). Winslow Homer (1836-1910) is an American artist attracting a lot of attention for his New England sea views. Homer is active in various media. He created an oil painting from an early American countryside, a civil war scene magazine illustrator, and used a watercolor to create his heroic seascape. He has created hundreds of works that are admired in their beauty and depictions of American country life. Smaller than his seascape is a series of tropical watercolors reflecting the winter stay in Florida, Bahamas and Cuba. When he traveled to Paris, Winslow Homer studied the paintings and artistic forms of artists such as Miller, Manet and Courbet. In 1875, Homer quit his job and started drawing a picture by himself, but he was struggling economically. After living in a UK fishing village in Northumberland for two years, Homer returned to the US Maine coast (Hodge 127) in 1882. - "Power of the place" Five themes expressed by Harm de Blij and his "location power: geography, destiny, and rough landscapes of globalization" truly explain the geography performance in today's world doing. In particular, the subject he discussed was the concept of globalization. He actually called these people "global people". At the beginning of his book, he explained about two different types of people: local people and global people. In 1862, Winslow Homer joined the campaign depicting the first painting in Virginia. This will be the first thing to make him famous. For two years, he went to the forefront of the Civil War, where he produced paintings and illustrations. These paintings are soldiers, horses and prisoners. Instead of drawing battle scenes during the war, he painted a leisure era that was unique to other artists' paintings at the time. After the war he went to France to paint the countryside and went to Paris until 1867 when he brought back the prisoners from the front. From 1868 to 1870, he visited the scenes of the wilderness of White Mountain and Adirondack Mountain in New Hampshire. Most of these paintings include wildlife, hunters and hunting. In most cases Winslow draws these types of pictures.

Even if Syrian refugees come, India will always be home to many refugees, so India will not deny them. It is no wonder that more than 150,000 refugees fled Tibet in the past 20 years and found so many peace learners at Delhi University and other universities. The first Tibetan settlement in history is Mysore, the Mysore government provided land to Tibetans (Source: Tibetans). In the free war in Bangladesh between 1970 and 191, India bordered the people who want to escape from Bangladesh. The Indian government established refugee camps in West Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya and Tripla. But most of them are Hindus. (Source: East Bangladesh Refugee). During the Afghanistan - Soviet war in 1979, many Afghans migrated from Afghanistan to India, but they were welcomed by India It is strange that Afghanistan knows India better than anyone in the world There is not (Salmamam is also one of the reasons). Similarly, during the war between Sri Lanka and the LTTE, many Tamils ​​emigrated from Sri Lanka. India is in East Syria. Meanwhile, India came because Syrian refugees came from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, but Saudi Arabia deprived the Syrian refugees. Instead, they are moving westward. (Source: Wealthy Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries receive Zero Syrian refugees) Another way for refugees may be through Iran, but Iran has the majority of Shi'a Muslims, Syria is a Sunni Muslim, and Syrian refugees will not go there . Iran supports Syrian refugees and helps them 1) The civil war in Iraq between Iraq and the Kurds could cause another refugee crisis. KRG is concerned about more than 200,000 Syrian refugees. It is estimated that 97% of Iraqi Syrian refugees live in Kurdistan. In order to take care of these refugees, the KRG constructed seven permanent camps and three transition camps. Four more camps are under construction, but the future of these facilities is currently being questioned quite doubly. Where are the refugees going when the Kurds can no longer see them? It is doubtful that EU countries will accept more refugees. So far, the Trump regime has not helped this problem. This is another disaster wait India is in East Syria. Meanwhile, India came because Syrian refugees came from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, but Saudi Arabia deprived the Syrian refugees. Instead, they are moving westward. (Source: Wealthy Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries receive Zero Syrian refugees) Even if Syrian refugees come, India will always be home to many refugees, so India will not deny them. It is no wonder that more than 150,000 refugees fled Tibet in the past 20 years and found so many peace learners at Delhi University and other universities. The first Tibetan settlement in history is Mysore, the Mysore government provided land to Tibetans (Source: Tibetans). In the free war in Bangladesh between 1970 and 191, India bordered the people who want to escape from Bangladesh. The Indian government established refugee camps in West Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya and Tripla. But most of them are Hindus. (Source: East Bangladesh Refugee). During the Afghanistan - Soviet war of 1979, many Afghans migrated from Afghanistan to India, but they were welcomed by India It is no wonder that Afghanistan knows India better than anyone in the world . Huda is only one of 230,000 Syrian refugees living in refugee camps managed by the Turkish government in the southeast of the country. For thousands of vulnerable Syrian families, the camp provides a safe haven from war. However, placing food on a table at home is a challenge. Therefore, at the request of the Turkish government, the World Food Program (WFP) began supporting Syrian refugees' refugee camps in October 2012. WFP, in collaboration with the Turkish Red Crescent Society (TRC) and the Turkish Government's Emergency Disaster Management Agency (AFAD), supported the implementation of innovative electronic food aid programs. By enabling refugees to choose the food they eat, t

At Boston Globe in 2007, Andrew Bassevich stated that "our full-time volunteer failure" and that our volunteer army as a whole failed. I began to prove that the necessary war was impossible to win. "He wrote that the whole volunteer army was founded, the society was separated from the army, the government lost the right to draft, and the citizen lost their voice in the" how to use the military ". I will not participate. In the title of this article, I recently published Dr. Andrew J. Bacevich, a professor of history and international relations at Boston University, in a colonel at the recently announced US Army Retirement Army School. In this title, Bassevich provides a modern analysis of the roots of militarism in American society, and the United States relies heavily on its military power in terms of world affairs. At first may seem strange, but the name of the American 'militarism' and the experience of the current global terrorist warfare have direct analogy with the US involvement in the fall of the Hawai'i kingdom in 1893 . The sovereignty that the United States will participate in the forced expulsion of the kingdom is said to have changed the political power of the United States for the first time. Andrew J Bacevich: War in the Middle East: Military History (2016; Paperback, 2017, Random House): Although self-conservative, a useful critic of Post Vietnamese militarism (see 2005) New American Militarism): America How are people tempted by war? With the conclusion of the Cold War, the troops turned to the Middle East, in particular the Gulf War of 1990-91. This later became a 12-year containment project against Iraq, which brought strong opposition of 9/11, further exacerbating Afghanistan and Iraq. War, secret campaign from Libya to Yemen, Somalia, Pakistan

In the case of September 11, 2001, the United States got a big terrorist attack. One week later, anthrax attacks started a new attack. The attack occurred within a few weeks. Anthrax is a spore-forming bacterium that kills people quickly when infected. Due to its nonspecific symptoms, diagnosis is not always easy. In this case, it is used as a biological weapon. None of these attacks were known for a period of time before multiple cases occurred. Many people and organizations are planning to tackle the attack research of Bacillus anthracis which is ultimately the codename Amerithrax of FBI. September 11, 2001, after attacks in the United States in 2001 and anthrax attacks, many countries are afraid of increasing weapons and asymmetric wars not depending on type. However, the US military could not find something in Iraq. This fear culminated in the existence of allegations of weapons of mass destruction as a major reason for the 2002 Iraq disarmament problem and the invasion of Iraq in 2003 in Iraq. They have found a large number of chemical munitions stocks including sarin and mustard gas, but due to corrosion and degradation all chemical weapons are considered unusable. However, in order to acquire these shares in 2009, Iraq announced that it became a UN stockpile of chemical weapons after the 1991 Gulf War. Stocks mainly contain chemical precursors, but there are still some ammunition Prior to the Gulf war in 1990, US concerns on potential anthrax attacks have led to more than 100,000 vaccinated soldiers. In 1995, when the UN Special Committee in Iraq (UNSCOM) caused this problem again during the Kuwait War when anthrax weapons were developed and tested. In 1998, we launched a program to vaccinate all US military officials, and the president further noted that because the US government agencies are concerned about the possibility of private institutions and biological or chemical terrorist attacks I decided to clarify the procedures for responding to the responsibilities of the US center of the United States. It will complete the direction of the 1995 FBI designated by the Department of Justice as the lead agency responsible for reviewing instructions, investigating and managing the overall response, and as a lead agency for specific operational tasks , Right to designate other government agencies September 11, 2001 September 11 terrorist attacks and subsequent anthrax exposure cases, Johns Hopkins University and the Georgetown University public to develop state model bills for state and regional officials to quickly respond to emergencies I urged sanitary law scholars. The "Model National Emergency Health Powers Act" (MSEHPA) announced in December 2001, almost all the provinces and District of Columbia and institutions are adopted by Congress, emerging infectious diseases for PHE, bioterrorism I announced that it is reacting. "High probability" of illness and other threats "exposure to death, disability or injury"

The United States needs a stop loss plan The horrific reality of the Iraq war is what all Americans are facing today. Does the United States have enough troops to do what they are doing? When they leave the army, the United States can tell people, thank you, we want the best in the private life, or they should fight for them for as long as possible. Resistance is needed when the country is occupied during the war. They reduced their losses - and sometimes even won the war. But they did not win beyond peace. Unless they mature at the opposite. America is not a country of residence. It is still a democratic appearance, in which the real political opposition is serious, urgent and urgently needed. The US border is just open. Visitors from 38 countries (almost all Western Europe, English, Scandinavian countries) can stay in the US for 90 days without a visa. (No, Mexico is not one of the eligible countries, even if Chile is.) In order to enter the United States, anyone from about 160 other countries and regions must apply for a visa Hmm. If there is no visa or document proving to be a citizen of the VWP member country, or if it is delayed by 90 days if there is no suitable document, we will immediately return to the last known place of the plane. This is the second thing - the army may not miss you at the end of your active tour. According to the plan called "stop loss", if they need your especially warm body, the army can prevent you from separating during the conflict. During the first Gulf war (1990), almost all of them did not separate for one year because all services executed "stop loss". During the Kosovo campaign, the Air Force set "stop loss" for certain "short-term" workers. In the 1950s, floods destroyed communities throughout the United States. In addition to the loss of property and life, private insurance companies suffered huge losses and they completely ceased writing flood insurance contracts. In the absence of insurance compensation that helps families and businesses to wipe out the disorder after the storm, the government picks up labels in the form of federal disaster relief. By 1968, Congress introduced the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) to help owners cover the cost of flood restoration while reducing the taxpayer's burden of recovering costs in the flood zone We decided to establish.

Andrews, the general of Carl Toy, became synonymous with air force and strategists. Airpower came out since Wilbur and Orville put the first aircraft in Kitty Hawk in 1902. Famous engineers adopted the design of Lite - Brothers and made major improvements. On the other hand, we incorporated these new powerful vehicles, weapons, and communication aids into the military. Since the beginning of the First World War, how to use these new aircraft in the most effective way has been discussed in the Army series. George Armstrong · Caster, who commanded the American Civil War, the American Revolutionary War, the American Civil War, John Pershing, John Pershing, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Chester · W · Nimitz, Carl Andrew · Spats, Norman Schwarzkopf First World War , World War II, Persian Gulf War President Franklin Roosevelt 's German American search for the best battle positions including General Dwight Eisenhower, Admiral Chester Nimitz, Major General Carl Andrew Spitz US Air Force. He appointed Republican Wendel Wilkie (ironically to oppose Roosevelt in the 1940 presidential election) as a personal representative. German-Americans who speak German fluently are important assets of wartime intelligence, and in the United States they serve as translators and spies. This war caused a strong parent American patriotism among German Americans At that time, a few people were not in contact with distant relatives of the old country. On February 1, 1945, Eisenhower wrote a note describing the military capabilities of the US general in his subordinates in Europe. General Bradley and General Army Air General Carl Spasaz, ranked No. 1, Walter · Bedel Smith 2nd, Barton 3rd. Eisenhower's comments on Barton in 1946 and his third military book revealed his reasoning: "George Barton is the best army command in the open field produced by us or other services Officer, but his army is the whole organization "Eisenhower should be praised to plan a successful Allied forces campaign in Europe where Barton is justified, other generals like Bradley I believe there is "I believe" This is exhausted 12 hour mission. After returning to Tinian, General General Air Force commander General Carls Spatz greeted Tibbs at the parking spot, and he crushed a superior service cross on sweaty flight suit with his wrinkle Did. At the same time, US President Harry Truman boarded the aircraft carrier Augusta and returned to the meeting held by Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin in Potsdam, Germany. After listening to the news, Truman said loudly, "This is the best thing ever!" He quickly announced the existence of the atomic bomb developed under the codename "Manhattan Project" to the world.

From Disney World Complex's Walt Disney World Center, Celebration City (owned by Disney), Lake Buena Vista (a small resort community next to Disney World), Lake Buena Vista at Interstate 4 (I-4) from Orlando International Airport in Florida It is about 25 miles west, about 20 miles southwest from downtown Orlando, Florida. Accommodation near the Convention Center and SeaWorld This is the larger of the two conference centers in Orlando. The Convention Center and SeaWorld are located along International Avenue. East Florida (Spanish: Florida Oriental) was a British colony from 1763 to 1783 and was Florida State of Spain from 1783 to 1821. East Florida was established in 1763 by the British colonial government. It is composed of Florida Peninsula, and its western boundary is located in the Apalachicola River. Its capital is Saint Augustine, formerly the capital of Florida in Spain. After the war between France and India (the war of seven years), the United Kingdom formed East Florida and West Florida from Spain and French territory. The new acquisition made by the UK in the southeastern part was too large to manage as a whole, so I divided Britain into two colonies separated by the Apalachicola River. East Florida occupies most of Spain's former Florida area Florida, Spain refers to the Spanish territory of Spain and is the first major land requirement in Europe and tried to settle in North America during the European discovery period. Florida became the captain of Cuba during the Spanish colonial era in America, a new Spanish governor and part of the Spanish Empire. That boundary has never been formally defined explicitly, but far beyond today's Florida, most of the southeastern United States including part of today's Florida, Georgia, Mississippi's Alabama province Up to. South Carolina and South East of Louisiana. Spain insists that this vast area is based on some extensive exploration in the 16th century. Even in the 18th century Spain's Florida rule did not go beyond three fortresses in Florida today. Saint Augustine, St. Marks, Pensacola Florida Keys is a coral reef island on the coast of southern Florida, forming the southernmost corner of the continental United States. It starts from the coast of the southeastern part of the Florida peninsula, extends about 15 miles south of Miami to the south (24 km), extends west west with a gentle arc, then west to the west and reaches the western end of Key West Island. And it was extended to a deserted island. Dried Tortuga. Located on the banks of the Florida Strait, these islands divide the Atlantic Ocean from the Gulf of Mexico to the northwest and define the edge of the Gulf of Florida. In the nearest place, the southern part of Key West is only 90 miles (140 km) from Cuba. Florida Keys is located between 23.5 and 25.5 degrees north latitude

Desert Storm Action: A desert storm began on January 15, 1991. It began in 19 hours after the deadline of the midnight on January 15 when all the US, UK, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait Air Force units attacked military targets with thousands of tons of bombs. Iraq. Saddam Hussein did not notice the threat of the alliance and paid a high price. (Pike) In Iraq and Iran for eight years before 1990, Iraq was subjected to a great financial pressure because Iran had been carrying out the war for 8 years. The war began on September 22, 1980 when the Iraqi army invaded Iran completely. Desert Storm Strategy (Iraq). Pioneers made a total of 533 sorties, and it became famous for desert storm operations to monitor and determine the accuracy of 16-inch battleship artillery; the Iraqi troops are afraid to see the vanguard I learned that it is. In the widely reported events together, the Iraqi soldiers actually surrendered to the pioneers and they knew that a battleship battleship was imminent. Fund. The Subsidy Committee (H. Report 107-732) agreed to provide a total of $ 16 million to support the Marines for pioneer upgrades. This includes $ 7 million in research, development, testing and evaluation, naval funds, and $ 9 million from weapons procurement and maritime funds. In addition, the participants said that "these funds and necessary additional funds can only be used to upgrade Pioneer's drones to support Marines." During the Persian Gulf War between 1990 and 1991, the Maritime Task Force established a desert shield strategy and then released Kuwait during the operational desert storm operations. The Marines participated in the Somali battle strategy (1992-1995) during the resumption of the desired strategy, the recovery of hope II and the joint shield to provide humanitarian relief. In 1997, the Marine Corps participated in a silver rescue effort to evacuate US citizens from the US Embassy in Tirana, Albania. Following the September 11, 2001 attack, President Bush announced a worldwide war with terrorism. The objective of the world war on terrorism is to "defeat al Qaeda, other terrorist organizations, and any country that supports or protects terrorists." Since that time, the Marines have worked globally with other military forces to support this task globally.

Twenty five years have passed since a category 5 hurricane hit the United States, and Ilma may become the fourth strongest storm to invade the United States. Hurricane Irma is a monster storm with a maximum wind speed of 185 mph in the Atlantic Ocean. In 1980, Allen recorded only one Atlantic hurricane with a high wind speed of 190 miles per hour. The only category 5 hurricane that hit the United States in 1992 was Andrew, Camille in 1969, and an unknown storm in 1935. After splitting the Caribbean Sea, Ilma may invade the United States on weekends or early next week. But now it loses momentum and is expected to be the fourth category before approaching the United States. The five hurricane categories of Saffir-Simpson hurricane class are defined only by wind speed, regardless of storm surge, heavy rain or atmospheric pressure. All hurricanes with wind speeds above 157 mph belong to this category The National Hurricane Center stated that these storms caused "catastrophic damage". Most of the houses were destroyed by category 5 hurricanes, often the roof collapsed and the wall collapsed. A fallen tree and utility pole divide residential areas. Power outage will last from several weeks to several months. And the area may not be able to live at the same time On September 2, 1935, the strongest hurricane that hit the United States hit Florida Keys. Because of the location and time of attack, Arashi was later called Florida Keys or Worker Day Hurricane. Hurricane passed through the Florida Keys between Key West and Miami and landed as a sustained category 5 hurricane with a wind speed of 185 miles. 423 people including 259 veterans of World War II who built a freeway to Key West who lived in the camp due to heavy storms died. According to the Associated Press, many of the victims drowned, some people struck the Gulf of Mexico and others were drawn into the Atlantic after 15 ft waves. Some people actually die out The storm of 1935 may be the strongest, but it is far from the most deadly one. In 1900, a hurricane occurred in Galveston, Texas, and about 6,000 to 8,000 people died. Hurricane Camille attacked the American Gulf Coast on August 18, 1969. Estimated wind speed is 175 mph and gust is 200 mph. The storm - the wall that landed with the hurricane - gave complete damage along the Mississippi River. When Arash crossed the Appalachian Mountains in Virginia, Camille's heavy rain brought more floods and deaths. In short, Camille killed 259 people. On August 24, 1992, Hurricane Andrew headed to Florida at 165 miles per hour. A fast moving tight hurricane passes through South Florida at midnight, leveling the entire community, throwing the boat, moving the house, leaving millions of people without electricity and hope Hurricane Katrina is the most expensive $ 120 billion natural disaster in the history of the United States, rated "only" at the time of landing and shows some of the drawbacks of wind power. Storm surge and New Orleans fail on the dam - not wind or rain - most damage Hurricane Katrina is a level 5 monster storm. This is the most devastating hurricane that hit America. It causes more damage than any other natural disaster in American history. It attacked most of the damage after attacking Louisiana on August 29, 2005. It is after the National Hurricane Center has been reclassified as category 3 hurricane. It affected 93,000 square miles. The storm surge is as high as 27 feet. Hurricane Katrina was huge even before landing. The hurricane's wind is 75 nautical miles east of the center. Its maximum wind speed is 25 to 30 nautical miles. It withdrew 75% of the 819 manned oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico. This will reduce oil production by one-third. Since 1924, only three hurricanes landed as category 5 hurricanes. One of the most famous hurricanes in the last few decades, Hurricane Andrew returned when it came in 1992, when it hit Florida it was a category 5 hurricane. Hurric

The rise of globalism is an attractive summary of American foreign policy from the Second World War to the Gulf War. Steven E. Ambrose received his doctorate in history. From the University of Wisconsin, he is a very talented writer. In 1993, Penguin Books Inc. published "Rise for Globalism" in New York. This book gives the reader an idea as to why the United States and other countries of the world are communicating in order and ordered by the President of the United States. In this novel, Steven Ambrose and Douglas Brinkley convey a wide range of topics within pretty short books. The emergence of Stephen Ambrose to globalism is a prudent effort from World War II to the development of US foreign policy of the Reagan administration. This is a fundamental but fact-filled excellent historical quantity that explains the trends in foreign policy that has led the United States from the isolatedism attitude in the first half of the 19th century to today's global power and imminent position. Today (from the US point of view), the underlying cause of major global problems such as Communism, Arab - Israel 's conflict, the Third World' s development dates back to World War II and the United States' foreign policy and overseas activities Will be explained in conjunction. This volume builds the foundation for readers to understand modern American foreign policy. Through his exceptional explanation, eloquent words, and professional understanding of American foreign policy, Ambrose creates praise and worthy books as a source of knowledge for those trying to understand American foreign policy did. His skills and writing skills emphasize the true meaning and importance of American foreign policy, and the big impact it has on the world. As a source of fundamental understanding, the rise to globalism is an excellent work that is worth considering adequately. All issues from the Cold War to the Arab - Israeli confrontation to the Third World Diplomacy are covered in a very understandable and thoughtful way. Another drawback of this work is the detailed analysis of the Far East problem. Although the report of China is very good, this book is inadequate to discuss the recent trade problems with Japan.

The rise of globalism is an attractive summary of American foreign policy from the Second World War to the Gulf War. Steven E. Ambrose received his doctorate in history. From the University of Wisconsin, he is a very talented writer. In 1993, Penguin Books Inc. published "Rise for Globalism" in New York. This book gives the reader an idea as to why the United States and other countries of the world are communicating in order and ordered by the President of the United States. In this novel, Steven Ambrose and Douglas Brinkley convey a wide range of topics within pretty short books. The emergence of Stephen Ambrose to globalism is a prudent effort from World War II to the development of US foreign policy of the Reagan administration. This is a fundamental but fact-filled excellent historical quantity that explains the trends in foreign policy that has led the United States from the isolatedism attitude in the first half of the 19th century to today's global power and imminent position. Today (from the US point of view), the underlying cause of major global problems such as Communism, Arab - Israel 's conflict, the Third World' s development dates back to World War II and the United States' foreign policy and overseas activities Will be explained in conjunction. This volume builds the foundation for readers to understand modern American foreign policy. Through his exceptional explanation, eloquent words, and professional understanding of American foreign policy, Ambrose creates praise and worthy books as a source of knowledge for those trying to understand American foreign policy did. His skills and writing skills emphasize the true meaning and importance of American foreign policy, and the big impact it has on the world. As a source of fundamental understanding, the rise to globalism is an excellent work that is worth considering adequately. All issues from the Cold War to the Arab - Israeli confrontation to the Third World Diplomacy are covered in a very understandable and thoughtful way. Another drawback of this work is the detailed analysis of the Far East problem. Although the report of China is very good, this book is inadequate to discuss the recent trade problems with Japan.

After the collapse of Soviet Communism and the Gulf War, this article concludes that psychology may help to understand the events we did not anticipate. Anxious news is the permanent vitality of ethnocentrism - also known as nationalism and tribalism. In the context of the Second World War "Psychologist Declaration" and the 1986 "Sevilla Violence Statement", this article partially evolved using the moral equivalent of William James, partially We propose humanitarian interpretation. In war, consider the impact on society. policy One form of ethnocentricism that could be a problem is nationalism or excessive enthusiasm for a country. Nationalism usually includes the idea that a particular country has the advantage of God's gift or historical assertion. For example, this nationalism was a special issue of Nazi Germany during the Second World War. Sociologists are trying to avoid racism-centered judgment. Instead, they generally accept the idea that cultural relativism, or culture, should be evaluated sociologically according to their own criteria rather than from other cultural perspectives. Therefore, sociologists point out that there is really no good culture or bad culture. They can better understand other cultural standards. They do not think that their culture is better. Certain prejudices are particularly related to larger and more traditional cultural concepts (ie, culture as a state). According to the definition of 1906 terms by sociologist Robert Sumner, he refers to his own culture (1975) to evaluate others, but ethnocentrism is drawing attention as a research field. Other sociologists quickly began to distinguish between the concept of "centrality" and the concept of "superiority". "- A person's culture or group is superior to other people's culture or group.If nationalism is viewed as superiority, nationalism (or school spirit or religious loyalty, etc.) is a loyalty to their group You should focus only on the mind or emphasis. Other people's defamation may say that they can not be proud of their own group if they do not contempt or think about other groups to some extent Hmm.

In March 1989, the tanker of Exxon Valdez stranded at Brie Reef of Prince William Sound of Alaska. An 18-foot wide hole was pulled by the hull, and 10.9 million gallons of crude oil spilled into the sea. A lot of things happened in the next few weeks. In this article, I will explain cleaning, damage, and results of the largest oil spill accident in US history. On 24th March 1989, at the Prince William Sound in Alaska, Exxon Valdez moved southwest after leaving Valdez Port. The ship carries more than 50 million gallons of crude oil. When Valdes was only 28 miles away from the port, it stranded at Bree Reef. The bottom is torn open, 10.9 There is also a problem with strong winds, the wind usually exceeds 40 knots. Perhaps the most interesting problem that cleaning workers have to deal with is wildlife. In fact, Alaska brown bears attacked beach workers. Combining all these factors makes cleanup work more difficult than expected. The cleaning process is the most expensive oil spill process in history. However, the total cost is unknown and it is still growing. ExxonMobil paid over $ 5 billion, including $ 20 million for investigation of oil spills. Part of the reason why the cleaning work is very expensive is the number of workers used in the workplace. About Exxon Mobil 's payroll calculation, there are about 11,000 men and women including dispatched workers. Average number of workers $ 16.69 per hour. Workers do not have a fixed working hour per week, but the usual salary for the week is $ 1,800. ExxonMobil also requires a number of small vessels to deploy containment buoys and to use them as floating observation stations. Local fishermen use their boat 8,000 times a day. This, along with their hourly wages, make the purification after oil spill more profitable, and then fish for many people everyday afterwards. They are Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Summary: Exxon Valdez tanker was hit by an oil spill incident at Exxon Valdez on March 24, 1989, from Valdez, Alaska to Long Beach, California. Ecological disaster. It is based on Bray Leaf of Prince William Sound of Alaska. The 1990 oil pollution control law was approved to make tankers safer. "Desert Storm" Behavior Summary: Hostility in the Gulf War began during the George HW Bush regime, its "defensive" behavior was called "desert shield action" (August 1990 From 2nd to 1st 1991 1) On the 16th of the month the US military gathered here in Saudi Arabia and Persian Gulf. Iraq was not in time for the withdrawal deadline from Kuwait, and it ran from a desert storm operation (January 17, 1991 to February 28, 1991). This is the code of conduct in the battle phase of the Gulf War. In 1989, it was responsible for leaking 11 million gallons of oil to the Alaska Bay fueled 1,300 miles of the first remote Alaska coastline known as Exxon Valdez Oil Spill. Later, the company was able to reduce the $ 5 billion punitive damages to $ 500 million. In 2011, Exxon Mobil's pipeline will drain 1,500 barrels of oil into the Yellowstone River in about 30 minutes and in 2013 will own a "Pegasus pipeline" that will transport heavy crude oil in Arkansas We released 3,190 barrels of petroleum. And she evacuated 22 houses. The Environmental Protection Agency classified it as a serious outflow and finally the company solved the complaints of the Federal Clean Water Law violation and state environmental law violation. Jersey invests millions of taxpayers on some of the world's most polluting companies

He said that it is the place where you put your dead father. Your father and I are doing business, but he said that because he died, this is your business, he said. Sig reminds me of what happened now, it was about his last birthday. His father gave him a gun and his gun. He made him shoot. Returning to the present, he gave Wolf the food and when he puts food he moved his father's legs. His father's body was on the table, it was rude, when some Wolfe stood up, took the signature, and threw him on the wall sitting on the wall. This is the story my father told me for the first time in a while, this is one of many war stories he had among the Marines. Basically, his father and former Marines tried to persuade him that he did not agree to the war (he was in the first Gulf War) so that he could leave. My grandfather was afraid of what he might face with my father. He himself was in war (Vietnam), he knows what will happen In the late 1930s, during the war after the Second World War, my father was a naughty child. Okay, I should say he is his life. Because I am a product of my father. I became a genetically enhanced version of him. He likes to tell the story of his life, and he is pleased with him. Years ago, I lived in southeastern suburbs of Detroit in southeast Michigan. "Downstream area" is how people call it "downstream area". When I was a young teenager, I was under 14 years old for 40 months. I like to take risks. As you know, wandering back in the daytime is accepted. The older you are, the older you are. Then press the parent envelope. Without permission, you put it away from home. Please check if someone notices that this is an issue My partner's father is a wonderful storyteller. He is a sociable businessman who can be friends wherever he goes. When my father first had dinner with my partner's family, he told a story about business trips, and when he heard that my partner's father saw the aurora his taxi driver He was angry. He lived in this country for the rest of his life, but he has never been there. When he told the story, his wife rolled his eyes and said, "Oh, this is also coming." Because I was with my partner for years, I was in the same story I listened to some of them again. One thing that made him a wonderful storyteller is that his story improved over time. He told anyone who heard it, most of them would be happy. It was boring for his wife, but the improvement he made in the process made his story more attractive and interesting over time.

Introduction Los Zetas is considered to be one of the most fearless and violent cartels in Mexico and was proposed for the personal safety of Gulf Cartel. This pre-human / safety style initiative, which has been active since 1997, has evolved into its own ruthless and violent organization, the second most powerful cartel, and the most terrible organization in Mexico. Because of their willingness to run for those who crossed them, members of Losa Zetas were trained and armed, so they were separated from other cartels. Seven drug trafficking groups are active in Mexico. They are Sinaloa, Rossueta, Alleganofelix, Bertrand Revia, New Federal, and Familia Micho Akana (LFM) cartel. These cartels are said to be interrelated in global businesses for the supply and distribution of products in other countries. As an enterprise, they are mainly interested in providing illegal drugs to the market in the most effective way to increase their profits. This is a popular strategy used by terrorist organizations to engage in lawful business illegally or lawfully to fund its business around the world. The bay cartel is a powerful drug trafficking syndicate in terms of profitability and territory. Los Zetas is very dangerous as it is a former army from the Mexican airborne troops playing the role of assassin. Sinalaroa's drug trafficking organization is more aggressive and aims to manage the drug trafficking organization in Mexico. Mexican scholar, Guadalupe Correa - Cabrera, recorded his various books on "Los Zetas Inc." that cartels invaded the energy industry in northeast Mexico. "They were not genuine drug cartels," Correa-Cabrera told me. The original Zeta was a veteran of a special forces, and she expressed the organization as a criminal paramilitary organization in a multinational corporation like a mixture of Haliburton and Blackwater. As she explained, Zeta's competitive advantage in Los Angeles is not to propose innovative ways to increase cannabis and opiumesis, or to smuggle drugs across the border - it is an open military force It dominates the strategy area with. When cities and states are controlled, Los Zetas diversifies and carries out criminal acts such as homicide, compulsion, kidnap of ransom, gun battlefield, even digital piracy, but as much as stealing gasoline There is no evidence that it is beneficial. Los Zetas has lost many positions in the past decade, but the paramilitary model they developed is now the standard for the main Mexican cartel, which is where Los Zetas leads the mining industry. Iron ore at LázaroCardenas harbor, cartels of Los Rojos and Guerreros Unidos aim at Guerrero's Los Filos gold mine and Gulf Cartel is stealing natural gas from the Burgos Basin. According to Correa-Cabrera, the drug war has evolved into a wider armed conflict for managing natural resources, and several criminal militia groups and weak central states are competing for landmines, ports and oil fields. This is a dangerous upgrade and will only make the cartel rooted, as it eliminates the need to rely on a single income source for cartels. "In theory, you can legalize drugs," says Daniel Ransberg Rodriguez, a long-time scholar on fuel theft in Mexico.

About November 2013, the United States received reports of possible threats of war by North Korea due to possession of nuclear weapons. According to sources, they are developing KN - 08 missiles. This is a weapon that could pose a potential threat to the United States. In March 2014, Russia refused to reduce its weapons, and abandoned to take over the Crimea, threatened to start a full-scale attack on his country to the Ukrainian army. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia asserted Crimea from Ukraine and began working hard to become part of their country again. There are many pious conversations about the UN's commitment as a new multilateral world and as a guarantor for a new era after the Cold War. But this is a false causal relationship between the United States of America and the United Nations. The United Nations is a guarantee of almighty. It is almost impossible to exist, except format. Collective security? In the Gulf region, America's leadership and stimulation, bribery and compulsion, everyone is not excited. . . . The world will discontinue Kuwait by the last commitment to collective security, the League of Nations, and the way Abyssinia is canceled. The withdrawal of the United States from the United Nations means various US proposals to stop accession to the United Nations, one of the founding members of the United Nations and one of the five members of the permanent member of the UN Security Council . These proposals are often based on threats to US sovereignty, or the United Nations is a potential world government theory. Mike Rogers, an Alabama parliamentarian, called for the departure of the United Nations. Representative of Utah State, Don Bush insists that many of the plans of super national groups violate the US constitution, such as international tribunals and enforcement of the laws of the sea, the US has not approved it.

Realism On 11th September 2001, the world was surprised by the attack on the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York. The United States (the United States) responded by investigating hijackers and acknowledged that Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda are masterminds of this tragedy. Therefore, America ordered the Taliban Group to surrender. However, the Taleban refused, which led to the worst results (Williams 2010: 123). When this action was legalized under the name "self-defense", the US began using military power against Afghanistan (Byers 2002: 408). Following the rebellion of the American-led jihadist in the 1980s, the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, and the military intervention of the US and NATO, Central Asia and South Asia are now an important area of ​​competition over major powers. The United States of America - NATO - Russia - the refugee camp of the collective security treaty organization has been fighting for the countries of the region, but on the other hand " Threat of terrorists ". Due to conflicts and other factors in major countries and regions, repetition of reorganization such as Syria, Iraq, Libya has caused armed conflict and civil war, and it is aggravating. The alliance of Iran, Iraq and Syria backed by Russia is increasingly entering the US - Israel - Saudi perspective. Turkey is the focus of discussion, there were more cracks in the Gulf countries supported by the United States. Israel - persistent problems such as the Palestinian conflict remain unresolved Iraq, Libya, Syria ... After catastrophic external intervention, the countries were torn by sectarianism and political violence. US invasion and occupation to Iraq, NATO interference to Libya and Syrian international organization war. Just by mentioning these countries, the image of sectarian-led atrocities and social collapse will turn into the abyss of the Hobbes Jungle. Now, as long as it is supposed to be, this is commonplace. People are listening to lazy logic everywhere in public discourse. "But they always hate each other ..." or "Violence and conflict are peculiar to the area." However, it is not always the case - I could not find a place to coexist with Syria, beautiful, peaceful. But the Syrians themselves will never forget

Art historian Nicholas Allen had a radical theory of images on Turin's shroud; he thought that it was the first picture in the world, which was taken 500 years ago a known invention of photography It was. (3: 07) The world 's first photograph taken with a camera was taken by Joseph NicéphoreNiépce in 1826. This picture was taken from the window of the 2nd floor of Niepp House in the Burgundy region of France. The image is captured by a process called sunlight photography using Judea bitumen coated with glass or metal pieces and the hardness of bitumen hardens in proportion to the amount of light it hits. The first color photograph was taken by mathematical physicist James Clerk Maxwell. The above work was thought to be the first durable color photograph and was envied by Maxwell in a speech in 1861. Thomas Sutton, inventor of single-lens reflex cameras, was a person who pressed the shutter button, but Maxwell was thought of as a scientific process. Is possible. For those who do not recognize the image, it is a tri-color bow. The second ancestor of GEOINT is its image. Just 32 years after the first permanent picture was taken, in 1858, a French photographer Gaspard-FélixTournanchon took the world's first aerial photograph from a balloon in Paris. From there, the camera was mounted on a kite, then a pigeon, and then on an airplane - it developed rapidly during the First World War and reached its marginal mass during the Second World War. In the Cold War era, the importance of mapping and images increased, in 1961 the National Center for Photographic Interpretation (NPIC) of the Central Intelligence Agency (NPIC) and the defense map center (DMA) of the Department of Defense in 1972 were created. When the Cold War ended in 1989, the Gulf War began in 1990, and it was the integration of these institutions - or rather collision - that ultimately produced GEOINT

The letter was replaced by a tweet, and the newspaper boys were replaced by blogs, but the influence of the media on the world did not line up. Still, the media always influences the scope and method of our lives. In order to answer this question, publisher textbooks, news articles from famous news organizations, other sources of information (such as Guardian and Al Jazeera), and materials like the movie Bowling for Columbine are all used. In this article, what is the media effect introduced first? Following this is a brief history of the media effect from the First World War to the present, and the third is a different way the media influences individuals with the relevant effect theory, academic research and the same example. Finally I will summarize it with my viewpoint and scholar's justice. The first phase, called powerful media, began until the end of the 1930's of the First World War. As media was considered to have a strong influence on viewers, people's habits, opinions, opinions may change. Most of them are in the hands of the controllers Bauer and Bauer (referenced by Denis McQuail in 1960, page 448). As we have seen in history, how the various stages of the media's power and the power of the media changed over time. "The main reason for the more powerful - limited - controversy over the influence of the more powerful model era is that the world is changing this" Carey (1988, Denis Mc Quil, 2005, page 462 ). There are many examples to explain this fact. For example, "European Communist conflict, or Gulf War and the Balkan War in the 1990s, Iraq War after Afghanistan and September 11" (Denis McQuail 2005). Ball-Rokeach and DE Fleur, 1976; Ball-Rokeach, 1985; 1998, Denis (1976), as people change their time, people rely more on media in information, so people only know through these media Mcquil 2005 p.463) This clearly indicates that the media is not constant, which changes over time Technology and media have created a different online world than the real world. This has already affected the social and emotional development of the individual. For those who continue to use technology and media as a means of escaping, this may hurt their social skills. Most of the content found in the Internet or social media applications creates real fantasies and ideal versions. Individuals can pay attention to the online world that they forget the reality of society. Personal social skills are also related to communication skills. Technology interferes with communication and social skills. And it is prominent in personal social development. Instead of interacting with other people, using technology and media creates emotional and social separation from the real world.

ANZAC consists of 5 million Australians and 110,000 New Zealand troops. They made a great contribution to the Gallipoli movement. Investigate sources and investigate whether the views of Anzac soldiers of sources A, B, and C are useful by evaluating the usefulness and limitations of each source. All information sources are useful, but there are restrictions. Material A shows two cartoons drawn on the peninsula by Australian artists in 1915. In April 1915 ANZACS (army of Australia and New Zealand) was sent to Gallipoli. But they can not kick out the Turks. In December 1915, Anzac evacuated and nearly 8,000 injured people came out. And then Anzac was sent to the West Front. Approximately 60,000 people died in Australia during the First World War. The first commercial flight in Australia was between the Geraldton of 1921 and the derby of Western Australia. Radio broadcasting began in Australia in 1923. In 1928, the Queenslander named Bert Hinkler (1892 - 1933) flew from the UK for the first time to Australia. In the same year, in 1928, the flight doctor service began. In April 1915, Anzac (ANZAC) of Australia and New Zealand participated in the fight of Gallipoli in the First World War. Landing and subsequent fighting of Gallipoli (Turkey) is a tragedy for Australia, but they are also a source of pride for Australian citizens. Australia lost more than 8000 soldiers at that time. But the bravery of ANZAC makes them very praise. On April 25, the day of the first landing in Gallipoli was officially named Anzac Day in 1916. It is a holiday in Australia since 1927. The legend of ANZAC was developed during the battle between the Australian and New Zealand troops at the Anzac Gulf of Gallipoli. For ANZAC, this is a costly struggle and they were massacred since the day they land (April 25, 1915). But now the functions we associate with the legend of ANZAC shine their unique qualities and despite their constant shooting and the large losses around them they preserve their position can do. Even in the face of death, their strength and courage won, established the reputation of their country.

Naval Air Force It can be seen through the history of Navy Air Force that the power is growing. Due to the emergence and development of new technologies and technological innovations, naval aviation has also advanced. In war and peace, through training and devotion, the Navy pilot improved their abilities and tactics to create the fighting power of the day. Coincidentally, if the 'Admiral Uprising' fails, the US Army will not be like this and the Navy will not be able to enjoy the order of Mahan 's Ocean Concept. Naval Airlines mourn our 41st president George H. W Bush, Navy Pilot, politician, humble public servant. His legacy continues to exist in the fabric of our great country's fabric and those wearing powerful battleship @ CVN 77 _ GHWB named after him. I hope he will rest in peace. pic.twitter.com/0COuk6veDV "President George HW Bush's public service spirit is a guide to his life and is a model for all of us From the service of World War II to his CIA Guidance and direction of the Gulf War as Supreme Commander He made the world safer in the process of peacefully terminating the Cold War. Through the history of naval aviation, people can see the power to grow. Due to the emergence and development of new technologies and technological innovations, naval aviation has also advanced. In war and peace, through training and devotion, the Navy pilot improved their abilities and tactics to create the fighting power of the day. Coincidentally, if the 'Admiral Uprising' fails, the US Army will not be like this and the Navy will not be able to enjoy the order of Mahan 's Ocean Concept. New technologies and innovations emerged from the late 19th century to the early 20th century, so the military potential of military aircraft was not so obvious. Naval officials did not recognize the military potential of the aircraft, but profits increased during the invention of the aircraft of 1898 and the invention of the Wilbur and Orville Wright aircraft. However, in 1912, LT T.G

While there was no real political figure in the colonial era, the father's father's wife got a great deal of service by gathering support for her husband. There are few records showing the political power of a faithful wife, but Abigail Adams and Martha Washington are eager to promote their ambition to sponsor their husbands and establish independent nations. They hosted a dinner party and accompanied my husband to support the colonial armies. Some critics believe that the United States abandoned gunboat diplomacy, instead of diplomats, and without obscuring the boundaries of "restricted warfare" without a full-scale war, using a broad definition of military action I argue that I have never done it. These critics will describe the American war in Vietnam, the Persian Gulf War, and the subsequent Iraq war that began in 2003 as an example of contemporary Gamboat diplomacy. Others think that this term should be limited to the original background. References Andrew, Graham Yooll. Empire conflict: Latin American warfare and gunboat diplomacy. Brooklyn, New York: Olive Branch Press, 2002. Cable, James. Gumboat diplomacy: limited naval political application. New York: 1971, Prega. Hagan, Kenneth · J · American Gamboat Diplomacy and Old Navy, 1877-1889. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1973. Daley, healy. Gunboat diplomacy during the Wilson period US Navy Madison in Haiti, 1915 - 1916: University of Wisconsin Press, 1976 Gumboat diplomacy is considered a form of hegemony. Since America became a military force in the first decade of the 20th century, Roswell version of Gumboat diplomacy, great diplomacy was replaced by US dollar diplomacy. It is an exchange with American sweet carrot of private investment. However, during President Woodrow Wilson, traditional Gambear diplomacy occurred, in particular occupation of Veracruz by the US Army in 1914 during the Mexican Revolution.

Carl Schroeder Policy Update: China - The Persian Gulf The biggest problem in the Middle East of the Persian Gulf is to protect the oil and gas needed through sustained economic growth. China has tried to exploit domestic oil production, but oil demand is increasing exponentially. In this article I will examine the foreign policy of the United States in the Middle East. In this article I will briefly evaluate the measures taken to make the US foreign policy and the Obama administration very peaceful. From the perspective of US foreign policy, we began with the situation before the Cold War and the current situation in the Middle East. This paper concluded with a discussion on the possibility that foreign policy in the Middle East will return to liberalism in the Obama administration. In some circumstances, a very gentle and realistic approach is recommended. It is necessary to reconsider foreign policy adequately based on realistic methods South Asia The Middle East Forum held the latest forum "On the Turkish Foreign Policy Objectives in the Middle East" on Thursday, April 14, in the House of Representatives. This forum focuses on the Turkish foreign policy, the Syrian crisis and the geopolitical impact of humanitarian issues related to Turkey, immigration to Europe. Following the introduction speech by Mr. Khalid Nadeem, Chairperson of the Forum, Tom Brake (Chairperson of the House of Representatives, Shadow Leader of the House of Representatives) talked about the crisis of Turkey and refugees. Mr. Blake began to observe the current state of British politics and insisted on the position of the government in the EU, emphasizing that the UK needs to significantly increase participation in the EU refugee crisis.

Greenglass movie "Joint 93" is nothing but a movie showing ruthless American pride. However, Greenglass not only pointed out the firm attitude of United's passengers who faced desperation, but also intended to show an alternative view. He showed the side of the hijackers and they wondered whether they would leave humanity or not. Green grass shows that hijackers are far more complicated than other hijackers. Paul Greengrass' s United 93 (2006) was the first Hollywood feature film to launch a terrorist attack on the United States on September 11. The movie starts with a black screen and you can hear the sounds read by one of the hijackers from the Qur'an. Greengrass chose not to use subtitles in the opening dialog. From the beginning, this has the meaning of "other" meaning in American society, which is an important feature of American movies since 9/11. Furthermore, the UN Terrorist on March 93 has already been in the American society the night before the attack. As they did before the September 11 attacks, terrorists seem to be hardly visible to American citizens. This idea was fixed from "World War II" (2005). "First World War" was the first of the allegorical movie cycle to discuss the September 11 terrorist attacks. The introduction of "First World War" is as follows. It is often said that popular movies reflect changes in social attitudes and circumstances. In this article, with particular reference to United 93 (2006) directed by Paul Greengrass, World War II (2005) supervised by Steven Spielberg, and Signs (2002) supervised by M, Evaluate the characteristics of the movie. Night Shyamalan and Black Hawk Down (2001) directed by Ridley Scott. In order to evaluate the characteristics of American movies after 9/11, we need to understand the historical background of American movies since 9/11. Therefore, in this article, we will first explore the historical background of movies after 9/11, centering on the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 and the Iraq war, also known as the Second Gulf War. Started on March 20, 2003 This week I joined the Pearse radio show and discussed the influence of Anders Breivik 's new Netflix movie and the Utoya massacre of 2011. We went into director Paul Greengrass, especially United's 93 career, and the Norwegian government backed the film and the aggressive heritage of Brevik. Although I had only the first 45 minutes, at the second hour, Pearse entered the recent Saudi cleanup and received Trump as he received a bad bribe during the trip to Saudi Arabia before the recent political turmoil began. I condemned it.