Essays on Amphibious

Argumentative Essay

Military innovation contributes to the success of states in war. However, it has been shown in the literature that the U.S. and Britain failed to significantly innovate or revolutionize their military in the interwar period. This paper argues that this failure is primarily rooted in two major factors: anti-militarism attitudes, and a military culture that disregards the usefulness of past military experiences to future wars. During the interwar period, few refuted the importance of mechanized, powered means of transportation and tanks. The debate revolved around whether this technology could be integrated into traditional processes or strategies or whether more ...

The Host, better known as Gwoemul has been categorized as a genre film due to its combination of "outbreak" narrative, monster movies, news reportage, melodrama, and comedy. The film generally brings out the situation in South Korean political, army dictatorship as well as the economic state of affair. The film proprietor Bong Joon-ho tries to relate the current situation to the historical happenings in the country. He explains the action of an American scientist of ordering the disposal of 120 liters of formaldehyde in Han River that is used by Seoul residents. The results of the chemical disposal are ...

Question:

Based on current concepts and amphibious capabilities, are we better prepared to conduct forcible entry operations than we were during the landing at Inchon, and subsequent liberation of Seoul?

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(The format is preset: 1” margins, double-spaced, Time New Roman font.) Amphibious landings have a long history, mentioned in the mythical account of the Trojan War as the opening move of the Greeks as they attacked Troy. The ability to launch amphibious attacks is a dimension-changing aspect of warfare, by sending land forces over the sea a natural barrier is eliminated and turned into a gateway for men and supply. ...

Book Review:

First to Fight: An Inside View of the U.S. Marine Corps is a book by U.S. Lt. Gen. Victor H. Krulak, a Marine commander who was conferred with several medals and honors for his pioneering strategies in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam (Goldstein). He was an exemplary Marine with years of service in the USMC, Lt. Gen. Krulak, who passed away in December 2008 at 95 years of age, graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy graduate and joined the 4th Marines in China from 1937 to 1939 (Goldstein). It is known fact that the Marine Corps are the most potent ...