Essays on War

Cross burning was a Scottish practice that was first embraced by guerrilla groups like Ku Klux Khan. It was supposed to frighten or intimidate the new freed slaves. This was also a way to assert the group’s dominance. The tradition was commended in a 1915 film about the birth of…

October 1962 marks the duration of the Cuban Missile Crisis. As a result of the clear and serious rivalry between two of the superpowers, the crisis was (United States and Soviet Union). It was during the Cold War when the incident took place. The two countries almost involved themselves in…

U.S. Nuclear Influence after World War II Atomic modeling approach to the use of nuclear war warnings to fulfill strategic aims. This was the tsunami that shortly following World War II engulfed the rest of the world. This form of warfare was quite uncommon, not until 1895’s invention of the…

The earliest powered flight was produced the year before the start of World War I. Yet, during construction time, aviation’s advancement happened at a slow pace, enhancing the speed becoming apparent throughout the war. The time between the two world wars saw numerous advances in aviation (Donatelli, 2011). The change…

Nuclear bombs are still a source of contention today. Despite the fact that some may regard them as a regrettable relic or remnant of the Cold War. Nuclear-weapons states are clinging to them as tightly as they can, inventing new designs and functions for them. They’ve also proposed tiny arms…

Since the Second World War, the Cold War controlled America’s foreign policy. It was just Britain, the United States, and its allies who supported the policy. In 1947, a United States diplomat known as George Kennan established the method. The Soviet Union was described by Kennan as a belligerent, anti-western…

Following the death of Osama Bin Laden in May 2011, the paper attempts to study the speeches of President Obama and the CIA director. It seeks to shed light on the two speeches’ underlying messages. The message in the “President’s Note on Osama Bin Laden” The landmark announcement of Osama…

The Second World War is mostly remembered as the moment when countries united against the tyranny of Hitler, the most famous tyrant in Germany. Germany will attempt to occupy and dominate neighboring countries under his rule in the hope of becoming the greatest nation of all times. Around the same…

All the Light We Can’t See begins in the media res, a Latin term that means “pop” in the center of things. The story blends the depiction of the bombing of Saint-Malo with the protagonists of the stories to depict the city’s chaos and uncertainty when the bombing starts. While…

In October 1962, the Cuban Missile Crisis occurred as an outcome of the direct and deadly battle between the United States and the Soviet Union, two worldwide superpowers. The incident happened during the Cold War. Throughout this disaster, the two lands almost involved themselves in a nuclear war. When the…

The paper compares and contrasts two factors of the story “An occurrence at Owl Creek” by Ambrose Bierce and “Guests of the Nation” by Frank O’Connor. The story with the aid of Ambrose presents a man by the mane Farquhar who is about to be hanged for his readiness to…

In that post, the generals who led the army were aware of America’s intentions. It reveals that the bombing of Hiroshima was not due to other interests as a result of war nuts. They claim the Hiroshima bomb was dropped to save the life of thousands of Americans who were…