Essays on Army

The Army Nursing Corps (ANC) The Army Nursing Corps (ANC) began in Saigon, Vietnam Republic, in April 1956, when they got a few nurses from the army working in the United States. The nurses were deployed to Vietnam on a brief assignment to educate the practitioners in the southern portion of...

The United States Navy's behavioral scientists and the HFACS Framework The United States Navy's behavioral scientists developed the HFACS (Human Factors Analysis and Classification System) to analyze performance decrements in aviation workers. The development of the framework encountered various stumbling blocks related to human performance affecting aviation accidents. The Swiss-Cheese paradigm...

When compared to other units in the military, Navy SEALs have more power. Power disparities are exacerbated by factors such as unity, knowledge, role, and influence. Navy SEALs are well-known for doing delicate operations such as eliminating terrorists from the country. When compared to the rest of the forces, their...

The subject of whether the European Union will still exist in the twenty-first century has prompted various authors to present arguments, each attempting to provide reasons to support their point of view. Leonard, Reid, Alesina, Giavazzi, and Robert Kagan are among the authors who have authored works based on the...

From 1964 through 1989, a military administration oversaw Brazil. There were six different presidents throughout the 25 years of military administration (Arceneaux & Craig 2001). An American-backed coup in Brazil in 1964 marked the start of the country's military dictatorship. Joao Goulart, the president at the time, was temporarily replaced...

Ballistics: The Study of Projectiles Ballistics is a branch of mechanics that studies the launching, behavior, flight, and consequences of projectiles such as bullets, rockets, and unguided bombs. Ballistics is intended to accelerate projectiles to attain the desired performance. A missile is a weapon or an object that is specifically designed...

Military Deception Military deception is a broad term that encompasses both deception and denial. Denial seeks to conceal the truth, whereas deception focuses on exposing an operation's false qualities. Deceptive measures are typically those intended to mislead the enemy through manipulation, falsification, or distortion of evidence. Their goal is to persuade...

I'll talk about what the military and neoliberalism have to do with strategic management in this essay. I shall discuss the strategic management similarities between the military and neoliberal organizations like multinational corporations in the first portion of the essay. In order to succeed in the increasingly globalized landscape, I...

This paper investigates drug abuse as an ethical problem confronting the Army, focusing on its root causes, effects on the military, and guidelines for addressing the root causes. The United States Military maintains a zero-tolerance approach against drug abuse. Several reports, however, show that drug abuse is a common occurrence...

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) PTSD is a psychiatric condition caused by seeing traumatic experiences such as conflicts. People who are affected have headaches, hallucinations, feelings of loneliness, remorse, and irritability. Although most people will suffer trauma at any stage in their lives, this does not guarantee that these stressful events will...

In the film A Rumor of War (1977) Actor Philip Caputo recounts his experiences as a Lieutenant in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam War. Caputo's first mission in Vietnam (March 1965) teaches him that his ideal notion of war bears little similarity to the violence he and his colleagues face...

Army commanders exemplify effective leadership. During a battle, they must make decisions that affect both their own lives and the lives of their soldiers. As a result, they must be outstanding team players who are focused on achieving team goals. Lt. Col. Moore is an example of a remonstrant leader...