Transcript: excerpts from Gone for a Soldier: The Civil War Memoirs of Private Alfred Bellard Edited by David Herbert Donald. Boston and Toronto: Little, Brown and Company, 1975. Excerpt 1: 2nd paragraph on page 219 –

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• Musket
• Military history
• History by period
• Virginia
• Battle of Chancellorsville
• Spotsylvania County
• Virginia
• Virginia in the American Civil War

The House of Representatives approved its FY 2015 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) on May 22. Sexual assault provisions include elimination of the “good soldier defense,” a consideration of general military

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• Gender-based violence
• Violence
• Crimes
• Law
• Sexual assault
• Assault
• Sexual assault in the United States military
• Sex crimes
• Rape
• Ethics

A Soldier’s Obligation to Provide Support to Family Members Soldiers have an obligation under Army Regulation[removed]to provide adequate and continuous financial support to their family members every month. For the pur

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• Divorce
• Childhood
• Parenting
• Child support
• Human development
• Family law
• Marriage
• Family

US Army Garrison Ansbach Sponsorship Checklist Prior To Arrival: Send Soldier/Family the Unit Welcome Letter Establish Communication with Soldier via email Send "Welcome website" at least 2-3 months in advance If Soldier

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World War I Soldier Michael Kokoska Michael Kokoska was born September 28, 1891 in Chicago, the seventh child of Bohemian immigrants Joseph and Majdalena, nee Priban, Kokoska. Joseph and Majdalena immigrated from the Pil

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• 32nd Division
• Military organization
• United States Army
• United States
• 32nd Infantry Division
• Mortuary Affairs
• Burial

Acknowledgments The papers in this monograph resulted from multi-year, multidisciplinary research sponsored by the National Center for Earthquake Engineering Research. The researchers gratefully acknowledge the assistanc

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• Military technology
• Soldier Integrated Protective Ensemble
• United States Army equipment

Frank Winkler WWII Soldier My grandmother told me a story about my cousin Frankie Winkler. She said Frankie came ashore on Omaha Beach on D-Day with the 29th Infantry Division. He died on 24 June 1944 of head wounds rece

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• Geography of Illinois
• Culture
• Burial
• Chicago
• Geography of the United States

Did You Know Risk Assessment for WTU Soldiers What is risk assessment? Each Soldier completes a physical and behavioral health risk assessment screening with their team of Cadre upon arrival at the Warrior Transition

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• Risk management
• Actuarial science
• Emergency management
• Health risk assessment
• Army Substance Abuse Program
• Risk
• Ethics
• Management

Hancock — John Hancock, Revolutionary War soldier and first signer of the Declaration of Independence. Hardin — County in Kentucky. Henderson — Henderson River. Henry — Patrick Henry, famed orator, Revolutionary

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• Moultrie
• John A. Logan
• Fort Massac
• Black Hawk War
• Colonel
• National Register of Historic Places listings in Illinois
• Illinois State Police
• Illinois
• United States
• Isaac Shelby

A Soldier‟s View “I believe it to be the duty of everyone to unite in the restoration of the country and the reestablishment of peace and harmony.”-Robert Edward Lee, 1865. With these powerful words the country was

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• Henry Wirz
• Union
• Prisoner-of-war camp
• Prisoner of war
• Medicine in the American Civil War
• Desertion
• Andersonville Raiders
• Camp Douglas
• Georgia
• Andersonville National Historic Site
• Andersonville