Army Research Proposals Samples For Students

Introduction

Army recruiters have continued to strategize on how to maximize recruitment of officers from the public. However, majority of their target group is high school students who have completed and graduated with a diploma. In fact, they went ahead to create a database with all the personal information of individuals aged between 16 – 25 years. This may imply intrusion of privacy of their target groups, most of which are high school students and a few who have graduated. This even went over board when the 2002 act of “No child left behind” was passed. The act required that all beneficiaries of federal ...

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Research Topic and Research Question
The research labors to find out the effects of recruiting army officers in high school. Upon finding out the effects of recruiting the officers at the tender age, it then sets to answer the question,

Should the government abandon recruitment of army officers in high school?

Justification of the Research
Following the inception of “No Child Left Behind” Act of the year 2002, recruiters of the United States military personnel have access to all schools that receive State funds to target recruitment of high school children. The act targets to recruit students aged between 14 to 18 years to join the American armed ...

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In December 1937, the Japanese Imperial Army entered Nanking. Nanking was China’s capital city at that time. The Japanese Army then proceeded to brutally murder 300,000 people, both civilians and soldiers. What followed was six weeks of horrific killing and raping; this became known as the Rape of Nanking. The period signified the distinctly worst massacre during the era of World War II. Neither the European nor the Pacific areas of war had ever witnessed anything so terrible and on such a vast scale.

During the course of the massacre, much extreme violence occurred. Not only were people ...

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There has been a cold war between the United States and Cuba since the island was under the rule of Spaniards. In the 1960s, all the US businesses in Cuba were nationalized without any compensation and the US government broke the diplomatic relations with Havana and imposed a trade embargo in response to the Castro's reforms. The Spaniards did not have good relations with the US government and left Cuba with the fear that it might be attacked by the US (Husain 24). The American trade embargo was later made permanent in response to the shooting down of US ...

Industry Leader: Harland David Sanders

Industry Leader: Harland David Sanders
1. Name of my Industry Leader (IL): Harland David Sanders
2. My IL worked in the fast food chicken restaurant chain Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) part of the industry and his specific job was the whole company’s goodwill ambassador and he was the corporate symbol of KFC.
3. Some biographic Facts about Sanders:
-He lived from September 9, 1890 to December 16, 1980
-He was born in Henryville city, Indiana in the US, to Margaret Ann and Wilbur David Sanders.

His mother did not have a job while his father farmed in ...

The Second Battle of Fallujah also popularly referred to as Operation Phantom Fury was fought in the city of Fallujah. It involved 13 350 Coalition forces comprising the US, Iraqi and British forces against insurgents led by Al-Qaeda. It commenced on November 7, 2004, and lasted through to December 23, 2004. It resulted in approximately 1500 enemy casualties and an equivalent number of those captured. On the other hand, 107 members of the Coalition Forces were killed in action with additional 613 of them wounded (Chang).
The battle was more like a revenge mission properly so-called following the capture ...

Thesis: Because they focused on correcting legal discrimination instead of social discrimination, African Americans gained greater equality during the 1960s through the efforts of the NAACP and civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X.

- Introduction—discuss the history of segregation and discrimination before the Modern Civil Rights Movement.
- Define terms—Modern Civil Rights Movement, legal segregation and discrimination, social segregation and discrimination, and
- Jim Crow laws and other ways that segregation and discrimination were written into laws
- Discuss previous efforts by early civil rights leaders including Booker T. ...

The impact of Affirmative Action on public- sector employment rate of African American in the State of California

My research topic will be ‘Comparing the periods 10 years before and 10 years after affirmative actions on the State of California on Higher education, Navy and California Labor and Workforce development Agency’.
Affirmatives actions led to changes in the State of California structure, this includes Higher Education, Navy and California Labor and Workforce development Agency as compared to the periods before the affirmative action, 1950s. In my research am going to show that these changes actually took place comparing the three industries before and after affirmative actions
Affirmative action’s also known as positive discriminations refer ...

Over the past 120 years, there have been quite a few instances in which attacks on American soil or against Americans abroad have led the United States to engage in war. The explosion of the U.S.S. Maine in the harbor of Havana, for example, led the country to declare war on Spain (and end up annexing Cuba and the Philippines as territories). Later, of course, it was found that the explosion that destroyed that ship came from within, not from external saboteurs. The attacks on Pearl Harbor and the World Trade Center led to American involvement in World War II ...