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Medieval Armor Types
Medieval armor was a focus of the culture during the middle and late Medieval periods. Armor consists of protective plates and clothing used to shield a human from harm. It also was common to use armor on war animals, including horses and elephants. Each piece of armor has its own name, depending on
Radio Frequency Identification in Humans
Radio frequency identification (RFI) devices, while employing groundbreaking technology, have been almost a half century in development. These devices are useful for a range of purposes, and bear the potential to ensure the health and security of citizens. Nevertheless, many people are apprehensive
Fend Off Financial Worries With Military Loans
Military loans are exclusively designed for those who are serving army persons and who have retired from the service. These loans provide monetary aid and help them to meet their various requirements.
Did China's Military Give Stolen US Technology to North Korea and Iran?
Now then, I'm not one to point thinkers, well that's not really true; I will point fingers back at someone who is pointing theirs at me, or at my country for that matter. In fact, recently a few of the proteges coming up in the Communist Party as the elders pass the torch had mentioned tha
The Best Looking Police Uniforms
There's just something about a person in uniform. Maybe it's the flawless posture, the calm air of confident authority or the sexy danger of that sidearm. Some police forces also have an edge with well designed, unique uniforms. Whether it's a uniform tailored by a famous designer or made to endure
How to Arrange for Burial at a Veteran's Cemetery
When burying a loved one in a veteran's cemetery, it is essential that we honor the dead by providing a proper burial. Veteran’s cemeteries are very well maintained and have rules that ensure your loved one’s final resting place will be one of dignity and peace. Arranging burial for a
Mark, Back From Afghanistan: Lessons I Learned
One year ago, my friend Mark returned from serving in Afghanistan. While he was gone, I was his wife's friend, but I really had no idea what to do. Since his return, I have learned even more. Please read what I have to say, and pass it on.
What Were the Compromises Made Between the North & South in 1877?
The Compromise of 1877 was a deal between Republicans and Democrats. The election of 1876 left 20 electoral votes in dispute, with no clear winner. An Electoral Commission was formed, which decided in favor of Republican Rutherford B. Hayes, but the deal included several compromises. Both sides were
Medieval Tournament Activities
Medieval tournaments gave people in the Middle Ages the chance to enjoy entertainment, socializing and activities. The events and atmosphere provided by medieval tournaments brought together people of all classes, though only certain ranks were allowed to participate in the main events. Some medieva
Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Stealth Tactic - Cloaking In Dense Sea Life
Submarine technology has sure come a long way since the old Nazi U-boats of World War II. There are specially designed propellers, new materials, and better tactics which make it very difficult to find silent running submarines. Nuclear submarines and diesel electric submarines can often be quite qu
Warsaw Journal - Polish Armed Forces Day
Last Friday my wife and I watched the Polish Armed Forces Day parade in downtown Warsaw. It was a festive occasion with people lined three deep along both sides ofUjazdowskie Avenue; cheering loudly and waving small flags as the troops passed smartly in review. I use "Armed Forces Day" as
The Cold War: A Look At The Myths And Reality Of Berlin
It brought fear to the World. East versus West played each other off in espionage, sabotage, and subversion all played out by deep spy networks. Key events such as the Cuban Missile Crisis almost brought the World to the brink of destruction. Having lived in the heart of West Berlin during the mid e
The Definition of Competitive Conflict
Competitive conflict is defined by its irrationality. Putting it simply, competitive conflict is marked by the desire to win the fight or argument, even if winning costs more and causes more pain than not fighting at all. Costs do not matter in competitive conflict, and therefore, irrationality rema
Syrian's Russian Made Military Helicopters Used to Slaughter Resistance Considered
Well, I can tell you that our think tank has been saying that Syria's civil unrest issue is now a civil war, and it has been since this time last year. The number of people that have lost their lives is now in the tens of thousands, and both sides are taking huge casualties, not just the civili
How Can Students Use Biometric Devices?
Biometric devices are electronic security devices that recognize a physical characteristic of a person as their identification. These devices can scan your retina, your fingerprints, your palm or even recognize your face and voice. As long as you have your biometric profile in the system, using the
How to Freeze Dry Insects
Capturing insects is a tricky proposition. Collecting insects to freeze dry makes the scheme even trickier. Freeze dried insects are often collected by farmers to use as feed. Scientists who accumulate freeze dried insects do so for reasons of experimentation and study of the creatures. It is possib
What's the Point of All the Calls For a Cease Fire in Gaza? When the Key Player in the Game is Idle
Imagine, for a second, the following scenario: British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, calls on Israel and Hamas to cease all hostilities in Gaza and both sides respond immediately. They figure that they better listen to Mr.Brown, a world statesman, who has, as he said himself, singlehandedly saved th
Army Facilities' Unisex Bathroom Standards
In 2004 the U.S. Department of Defense issued a memorandum regarding bathroom accessibility, including unisex bathrooms, for the disabled working within any military branch. This memorandum includes unisex bathroom standards for Army buildings both international and domestic.
The Myth That Iraq Had No WMD
Iraqis close to Saddam's WMD program adamantly insist that Saddam had WMD, and that he moved them. Those that come forward with their first hand accounts receive character assassination attempts rather than a thank you. The media would rather brush these WMD accounts aside so that they could co
What Do Army Medals Mean?
The first medal in United States military history was commissioned by Gen. George Washington on Aug. 7, 1782. Known as the Badge of Military Merit, it was later re-commissioned in 1932 as the Purple Heart. Medals have been awarded to soldiers of the United State Army for service as far back as the R