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    How many of you can still remember exactly where you was on 9/11? I remember I was in my 2nd grade classroom and hearing over the intercom that our teachers needed to turn on the T.V. As we began watching the horrific events that was taking place and yet to take place‚ we was all confused on what was happening‚ and why. We just knew what we was watching was not normal. The World Trade Center attacks were part of a strategic plan of a terrorist group al-Qaeda. Throughout the speech‚ I will be

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    Spontaneous Memorialization Spontaneous Memorialization Death has become highly impersonal in the United States and is seen as “culturally invisible.” In the past‚ the bodies of those who died used to be prepared by someone within the family or community and their lives were then celebrated by a larger group of people. Today‚ however‚ corpses are sent off to funeral homes‚ then mourned over with a relatively closed off service at either a church or funeral home. With emerging advancements

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    killed "Nearly 3‚000 people from all over the world died in the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon" (CBBC Newsround). It was planned by a man named Osama bin Laden. He was the founder of Al- Qaeda ‚ which was one of many terrorist groups in the world. Him and his followers planned to hijacked use a plane and crash the following places . The twin towers‚ World Trade Center‚ Pentagon‚ and some place in California . All of these places got hit with planes but the last plane. The passenger

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    themselves‚ and crashed them into two different areas; the Pentagon‚ and the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. At the Pentagon‚ there were a total of 189 who were killed in the building itself‚ and another sixty-four who were killed during the impact of the airliner crashing. Keep in mind this was just in the Pentagon alone. The numbers that were killed during the attack on the World Trade Center easily multiply that of the deaths of the Pentagon. When the two airliners collided with the two towers

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    board and many of those who were working in the buildings. Both of the buildings collapsed within two hours of the collisions. Because of the collapse nearby buildings were damaged‚ even destroyed. The hijackers crashed the third airplane into the Pentagon which is located in Arlington‚ Virginia. The fourth plane was crashed into a field near Shanksville in Pennsylvania after some of its passengers attempted to retake control of the plane. Unfortunately

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    Running Head: WHAT OPTIONS MIGHT THE PENTAGON CONSIDER What Options Might the Pentagon Consider When Discussing the Downsizing of the Services as Well as Change Overseas Basing Richard Giadone Columbia Southern University MBA 5652 Research Methods Running Head: WHAT OPTIONS MIGHT THE PENTAGON CONSIDER Permanently stationing forces overseas gives the U.S. military a strategic advantage--but at a price. That price is paid not only in terms of budgetary cost but in terms of the personnel

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    the investigation found it to be improper conduct‚ which violated Lockheed Martin’s code of ethics. However‚ Mr. Kubasik felt that his affair did not interfere in any way with his job performance. There have recently been some budget cuts at the Pentagon‚ and contractors are trying to adjust to the changes. The Lockheed Martin directors favored promoting Ms. Hewson‚ a contractor; because they believe she performs well in other management roles. She had been with Lockheed since 1983‚ and will immediately

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    should be able to defend the country they live in. Women generally make up about 14 percent of the armed services. Of the roughly 2.2 million troops who’ve served in Iraq and Afghanistan‚ more than 255‚000 have been women‚ said Pentagon spokeswoman Eileen Lainez. Pentagon figures show that as of Jan. 3‚ 110 women had been killed in the war in Iraq compared with about 4‚300 men. In the Afghan campaign‚ 24 women have been killed compared with more than 1‚400 men.  French‚ German‚ Danish‚ and Canadian

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    In the article “A Surveillance Society” by William E. Thompson and Joseph Hickey‚ the passage tells how surveillance technology had advanced and has flourished over the U.S‚ if the people should feel safe or paranoid‚ and how easy it is for someone to get one of these tools. First‚ there are many types of surveillance technology in the world some examples are night vison goggles‚ scanners‚ even our cellular devices could be used for surveillance. In the passage‚ paragraph 11 mentioned that cameras

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    Ironically it was Cimino who reminded Stone of nothing he experienced in Vietnam‚ and talked him into resurrecting “Platoon”. Stone portrays the war as more of a conflict between American soldiers internally rather than a conflict with the Vietcong. Platoon tells the story of Vietnam from the point of view of a naïve young soldier. The first thing he sees when arriving is rows of bodies being readied to be ship back to the United States. He finds out that other soldiers don’t associate with the

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