Youths In The Military Essay Examples

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Hoosiers: Issues in Youth Sport (1898 words, 6 pages)

The sport film Hoosiers takes place in a small rural town of Indiana. Norman Dale, an outsider who is haunted by his previous coaching past is invited to the town of Hickory to be a high school teacher and a basketball coach. Dale is time and again faced with struggles. ... Read More

Homelessness amongst Military Veterans (1285 words, 5 pages)

An elderly man sits outside his makeshift home made up of two shopping carts and a blue tarp. His hair is long, shabby, and filled with dirt. His beard is overly grown, frayed, and knotted. His face is withered, sun burnt, and full of wrinkles. His eyes are calm and ... Read More

How I Found Myself in the Military (400 words, 1 pages)

My world is a dark, bleak place with little pleasure and filled with every evil, and every good you can imagine. In some ways, that is the way I prefer. When it is dark, you find your own path. Nothing is guiding you to the end. Someone taps my shoulder. ... Read More

What Is Triggering Violence among Youths? (654 words, 3 pages)

Todays youth has gradually become more and more violent. This information is very alarming. Males and now even more females, lashing out, fighting, swearing, and involved in gangs. Starting with school yard fights in grade school, and sometimes ending with gang violence and jail time this is a growing problem ... Read More

Why There Is Great Pride in Serving Our Military (398 words, 2 pages)

The definition of pride is the sense of personal dignity and values. I bet most of us dont realize how much pride we have and, how much it influences our thoughts and decisions every second of every day. Some people have so much pride they would rather fail a class ... Read More

Why the Youth Should Not Be Forced to Join the Military (363 words, 1 pages)

In some countries all young people must serve two years in the military. The military is composed of brave people who are willing to risk their lives for our country. Everyone should have a right to be able to choose their desired career. Other young people may not even be ... Read More

Attending the Annual Military Training School (3382 words, 10 pages)

While I was working as a GS-07 full-time person for the 2079th ReserveForces School in Richmond, VA, we received an instruction request fromthe 29th Light Infantry Division. The 29th Division had been activated5 October 1985 at Ft. Belvoir, VA. They were requesting us to retrain350 National Guard soldiers from various ... Read More

The Mission and Objectives of Gilliam Youth Services Center (2195 words, 7 pages)

"By modeling excellence and through restorative principles, we teachyouth to become responsible productive citizens and repair harm whilekeeping the community safe." This is the mission statement that is hung upthroughout Gilliam. The Summer of Violence in Denver, Colorado had a majorrole and development in the reconstruction of Gilliam Youth ServicesCenter. ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013