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1. Introduction This report is based on an investigation conducted on the business and contextual factors impacting on the British Army and the HR issues within it. Internal and External sources of data have been used to create this report to indicate how the organisation should respond to the contexts in short term. Learning outcomes … Read more
To: The National Security Council From: Mxxxxxxx, Policy Analyst at the Ford School Subject: Conflict in Afghanistan Date: 02/12/2019 ——————————————————————————————————————————- Introduction Twenty years after the 9/11 attacks, the United States (U.S.) remains heavily involved in securing Afghanistan. After spending a total of $1.07 trillion dollars on the conflict1, little progress has been made to reconstruct … Read more
Annotated Bibliography Thesis Statement: Research has shown that a bolt action rifle is superior to a semi-automatic rifle for precision long range shooting because of their dependability, accuracy, and simplicity of function. Reference Citation (APA style required) Irving, N. (2017, September 18). Sniper’s Choice | Bolt-action vs. Semi-auto precision rifles. Retrieved from https://loadoutroom.com/12939/snipers-choice-bolt-action-vs-semi-auto-precision-rifles/ Summary: create … Read more
Introduction: There are several interpretations which explore the main reason for the end of the Cold War such as the Afghanistan War, Reagan’s Presidency, Gorbachev’s leadership, the economy and the independence of Eastern European countries. The main factor that led to the end of the Cold War was the debilitated relationship of the Soviet Union … Read more
In The Safe Hand of Our Soldiers Soldiers are the great personality who dedicates their life for the welfare of the people. They serve for their country and they are considered the brave hearts of every nation. We all know that a soldier is a person who always concerned about his nation more than his … Read more
1. We are presently living in an era defined by many as the ‘information age’. Technology is all around us and in one form or another related to everything we do, with warfare being no different. Some describe the increasing role that technology plays in war as a technical revolution in military affairs that is … Read more
Gunpowder was invented by the Chinese, it was made up of charcoal or sugar and sulfur. The Chineses shipped gunpowder on the silk road by a lot of different ways. First recorded Firearm was in 1364, which was the “hand cannon.” In Europe, they made the matchlock gun. Colt made their revolver in the 17th … Read more
“The twentieth century began with the highest hopes it ended with many parts of the world in pain.” (Sofsky 2013, 223) This sobering statement is a striking and brutally honest assessment of the 20th-century, one which was characterized by unprecedented violence. Examples globally demonstrate this, including the 1994 Rwandan genocide, in which an estimated 800,000 … Read more
Introduction This report will highlight the UK’s current security problems and offer proposals of different ways to enhance their security policy to create a better country. In recent years security problems for the UK are intensifying. Since 11th September 2001 to 31st March 2016 official data shows there were 54 deaths in Great Britain as … Read more
Throughout this work, the greed versus grievance framework will be stressed as the majority of conflict cases in the Global South can be reflected in this theory in the shape of civil wars; however, there exist major armed conflicts around the contemporary Global South where the descriptive conditions could contradict the model by Collier (2001). … Read more
Conflicting territorial claims in the South China Sea (SCS) make it one of the most divisive regions in contemporary geopolitics. Disputes over both maritime boundaries and islands involve several countries and regularly raise tensions within the region. The sea holds enormous global economic significance; more than $3.3 trillion of trade passed through it in 2016. … Read more
INTRODUCTION There are many countries suffering from internal conflicts, most especially the African countries. Internal conflicts are one of the worst things that could happen to a country. There are factors that influence these internal conflicts and these factors continue to be the main reasons why people take up arms against their government. Through this … Read more
During the Second World War, the United States’ Manhattan Project invented, developed and tested the ‘atomic bomb’. When two nuclear weapons were deployed in 1945 over the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, they signalled to the world what would become a new era of warfare. A single bomb could now cause catastrophic destruction as never … Read more
International Criminal Law (LAW 8558) Critically evaluate the recent decision of the Pre-trial Chamber of the International Criminal Court to exercise jurisdiction over the alleged deportation of Rohingyas from Myanmar to Bangladesh. (Decision on the “Prosecution’s Request for a Ruling on Jurisdiction under Article 19(3) of the Statute”, ICC-RoC46(3)-01/18-37, 06 September 2018) Introduction The name … Read more
Abstract International Law is lauded as the solution to human rights abuses, including in international terrorism cases. However, a prime example of the inadequacy of international law is worn-torn Syria, in which the international community is failing to protect Syrians from their government. The “Responsibility to Protect” is the responsibility of countries and the international … Read more
This research paper explores the combat drones and their legal implication. A question is raised on how one ought to make decisions regarding war and use of high-level technology. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) also known as “drones” have taken the warfare to the next level by allowing compilation of different techniques for armed attacks. The … Read more
A theory of the just war is explained normatively, seen by Vittoria (Begby et al (2006b), one of the few who came up with a theory, along with modernists today including Frowe (2011). Their theory is devised as a guide, whether we should go to war or not along with conditions which need to be … Read more
For many years, there has been controversial stances regarding African-Americans, women, LGB members, and now transgenders given entry into the United States military service. Since this transition between genders may not be accepted by all, an overwhelming amount of discrimination has been evident when the thought of a transgender person serving our country is brought … Read more
Military drafts are great when it comes to having people in the military for the time when our country needs to be protected, or if one of our allies need help. But do we really need the draft? Just think about it. Our country hasn’t needed to use the draft since the Vietnam war, and … Read more
As the Army changes throughout the year, the roles and actions of its leaders’ change as well. We as a Corps should always keep within standing of what the Corps of Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) was truly built off of. Knowing the correct path and actions to take when dealing with your subordinates is what makes … Read more
Although many considered World War I a tragedy, it would become an opportunity to learn about modern warfare with many concepts of strategical military tactics from that war being used again in various ways in World War II. However, many have confused the difference between tactics and strategies. A tactic, by definition, is the actual … Read more
Everyday in life it is a battle, not necessarily a battle between good or evil, but a battle between making decisions, more or less choices. We are constantly presented with choices in our lives and whether we make the right or wrong choice is up to us. Since humans are not perfect we often make … Read more
Communication is an integral component in any organisational activity and yields success in any endeavours, including the aviation industry. (Reference) It provides a pathway for successful operations and acts as a prerequisite to safety. However, communication has long been proven to be a critical concern in the aviation industry and has resulted in many catastrophic … Read more
Proponents of the networked and well communicated force envision the future war as fought by small, geographically dispersed and highly deployable forces operating offensively, in parallel and simultaneously, and on a non-contiguous battlefield. They assert that a robustly networked force improves information sharing, which enhances quality of information and shared situational awareness. Shared situational awareness … Read more
“The new eyes which radar has supplied can sometimes be blinded by new scientific developments.” -Dr. Vannevar Bush War has always been won through superior weaponry and superior tactics. The development of measures and countermeasures are critical to maintaining this advantage. Development of such measures is a continuous evolution that is common throughout each technology, … Read more
