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How to Analyze the Desperate Third Nation Concept

By Jones39

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This article will teach readers how to analyze the desperate third nation concept... more »

How to Define the Relevance of Ancient Warfare

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How to Find out About the Career of a Retired Military Officer

By TheStorm

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Interviewing A Member of The Greatest Generation ~ You can find out simply by asking open ended questions regarding their career, and waiting on the response. But once you do ask, you must be prepared to listen... more »

How to Honor a World War II Veteran

By Hapworth

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Since so many of our World War II veterans are passing away, it's time to make sure we honor them. Do you have a father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, uncle, aunt, or cousin who served during World War II? Take the time to honor them at the ... more »

How to Identify Enlisted Marine Ranks

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Identifying the enlisted ranks insignias of the United States Marine Corps is straightforward. There is only one Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, the highest enlisted rank possible. The lowest Marine Corps enlisted rank insignia is the Private ... more »

How to Join the United States Air Force

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The United States Air Force was created as a separate force out of the Army Air Corps in 1947. It is considered by some to be the most attractive branch of the U.S. military and accepts only 30,000 candiates each year... more »

How to Know if there are Chemtrails over your Home or in your City

By momoftwingirls

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What are those are funny looking clouds in the sky. Those are not funny clouds my friends, they are chemtrails. Chemtrails, what are chem trails and how would I know what to look for? A chemtrail is just that, a chemical spray over the land ... more »

How to Learn the History of the U.S. Marines

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Officially created on November 10, 1775, the U.S. Marine Corps has participated in every one of America's wars. One of the Marines' ongoing traditions has been its means of recruiting, emphasizing the elite nature of the Corps. Historically, the ... more »

How to Live in a Military Barracks

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Members of the US Military often live in barracks. They are very plain buildings, usually constructed to look alike. The Marine Corps has separate barracks for males and females. The Army, Air Force, Navy and Coast Guard allow recruits of both ... more »

How to Mail a Package to a Soldier Overseas

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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There are thousands of soldiers stationed overseas in wartime and peace. Perhaps you have a relative or friend who is serving overseas in the armed forces, or maybe you'd simply like to send a package to soldiers overseas to show your support and ... more »

How to Make a Career out of the Military

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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The United States military is a stable employer that offers jobs to over 340,000 people each year. The career training that service personnel receive can make them desirable to some civilian employers when the soldiers are ready to transition... more »

How to say Thanks to a Veteran

By J Lee Kenser

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A simple gesture can say so much more than a simple Thanks and walking away... more »

How to Support Our Troops!

By AngelHeart

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As our men and women in uniform are deployed all over the world, let us not forget our freedom, for it is because of them, past, present, and future that we can live free. What better way to express our FREEDOM than to reach out to the ones that ... more »

How to Support Your Soldier

By sashasweder

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My cousin Jim has just been sent out for training to go overseas to Iraq. I figure by August he will be on his way and that means everyone has enough time to save up and stand behind him. Here are some excellent suggestions that can be applied ... more »

How to Survive Dating a Soldier

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Dating a soldier is not the easiest thing in the world. In order to be able to survive dating a soldier, one must first clearly understand the soldier as a person and also understand the career as a soldier. Each and every soldier is different, ... more »

How to Teach Children to Respect Our Troops

By Tena Green

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While no one likes to see our country in war, it is sometimes forgotten that the troops who are fighting are not there by choice. Many times soldiers are blamed for the trouble a government has created. Here are some ways to have children ... more »

How to Understand Military Law

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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When soldiers enter the military, they no longer fall under the Constitution. They are governed by the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Military law and military regulations are two separate and distinctive things. All one has to remember ... more »

How to Write to U.S. Soldiers

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Loneliness and a feeling of being disconnected from home is common among U.S. soldiers who have been deployed. In order to ease the pain of separation, many individuals choose to correspond with the soldiers, even if they are not family members. ... more »

How to Apply for the Military College Fund

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One of the benefits of enlisting in the military is the opportunity to further your education at a reduced cost. The Montgomery G.I. Bill (MGIB) and the Army College Fund (ACF) are two college funding sources that are available for service ... more »

How to be a [Good] Army "Boot Camp" Mom - Part One

By mortarmom505

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There's a lot more to being an "Army Boot Camp Mom" than meets the eye! Part One will cover the first steps of your 'Basic Training' and will help you navigate through the beginning of this very strange and unfamiliar journey and ... more »

How to Debate the 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Policy

By objection21

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The 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy of the U.S. military dictates that no homosexual or bisexual military officer can reveal details of their sexuality while serving. By that same policy, as long as military officers hide their sexual orientation ... more »

How to Go Shopping in a Military Commissary

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Living in the military is no easy task. From deployments to frequent moves, it's a lifestyle not everyone would choose. One of the benefits to living in the military is avoiding sales tax by shopping at the base commissary, or grocery store. Only ... more »

How to Join the Army National Guard

By Jenn McFadyen

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If you’re interested in the military and all the training, benefits and educational opportunities it has to offer, but you’re not interested in joining full-time, you might be interested in becoming part of the Army National Guard. The Army ... more »

How to Succeed as a Woman in the Marine Corps

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Beyond a doubt, the military is a man’s world--especially the Marine Corps. Not only are women in the minority, they are barred from various areas of military work and life. However, just as the role of women has changed in society, the role of ... more »

How to Analyze and Formulate a Strategy

By Jones39

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This article will teach readers how to analyze and formulate strategies... more »

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