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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Military United States"”.

  1. A history of the bounty system used during the Civil War

    <p>The purpose of this thesis is to trace the history of one of the chief elements which entered into the securing of recruits during the Civil War. This was the bounty system as it was used by the National, State, and local governments.</p>

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  2. Standards, Shame, and Outrage: A Rhetorical History of Sexual Assault and Policy Change in the US Military

    … sexual assault and policy change in the U.S. military. As rhetoricians continue to embrace public sphere theory, the field has started asking what rhetoric's role is in solving public problems. My research questions were twofold: how do rhetorical processes construct social realities around …

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  3. Exploring the alignment between Generation Z learning experiences and andragogical assumptions : a qualitative single case study of United States Air Force contracting specialists.

    … contracting squadron on the East Coast of the United States. Four enlisted Gen Z contracting specialists participated by completing a questionnaire and engaging in semi-structured interviews. The participants were either currently enrolled in or had recently completed UGT from 3-level to …

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  4. An ethnography of 'courage' among U.S. Marines

    … term “courage,” at least as it is used in the United States, will be shown to be an abstract placeholder whose meaning is inseparable from specific semiotic practices of combat infantry in particular contexts. For combat infantry, specifically U.S. Marines, courage will be shown to consist in …

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