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This time it was not the military, but the markets, that put a gun to our collective heads.
It could make military action a viable option not just for small nations, but criminal organizations, private enterprise, even powerful individuals.
This temporarily effectively banned autonomous weapons in the U.S. military, but that directive needs to be made permanent.
Last year, there were 85,000 riots in China, 230 a day, that required police or military intervention.
Or I think of Cynthia Thomas, a really loyal army daughter and army wife, who, as she saw her friends and relations coming back from the Iraq War, was so shocked by their mental condition and the refusal of the military to recognize and acknowledge post-traumatic stress syndrome that she set up a cafe in the middle of a military town to give them legal, psychological and medical assistance.
The subjects in this study were members of the U.S. military who were undergoing a harrowing training exercise to teach them what it's going to be like for them if they are ever captured as prisoners of war.
Did you know that, in Iraq and Afghanistan, there were more private military contractors on the ground than there were U.S. military troops?
Twenty-five percent of young men and 40 percent of young women are too heavy to enlist in our own military forces.
I do things like draw life-size outlines of military drones in city streets around the world, so that people can start to think and get their heads around these really quite hard-to-see and hard-to-think-about technologies.
GPS was funded by the military's Navstar program.
Because the Zetas organization was founded in treason, they lost some of the linkages to the production and distribution in the most profitable markets like cocaine, but what they did have, and this is again based on their military origin, was a perfectly structured chain of command with a very clear hierarchy and a very clear promotion path that allowed them to supervise and operate across many, many markets very effectively, which is the essence of what a chain of command seeks to do.
Cheap meaning sort of the cost of the military, not the cost of medical care.
And that was the first introduction of essentially a military concept of strategy into the business world.
The net effect of that is that our people who are overseas in dangerous places, whether they're diplomats or military, and our allies who are in similar situations, are at greater risk because we don't see the threats that are coming their way.
The other one is the Information Assurance mission, which is to protect the national security systems of the United States, and by that, that's things like the communications that the president uses, the communications that control our nuclear weapons, the communications that our military uses around the world, and the communications that we use with our allies, and that some of our allies themselves use.
That's a lot of hard work that we have done, that other folks in the intelligence community have done, that the military has done, and that our allies around the globe have done.
That's us finding intelligence on terrorist activities and interdicting them through one way or another, through law enforcement, through cooperative activities with other countries and sometimes through military action.
You're going into the military and eventually to become an astronaut.
You know, in the military, they give medals to people who are willing to sacrifice themselves so that others may gain.
That's why they're attracted to the military.
I didn't come from a military family.
I'm not a military brat.
No one in my family ever had joined the military at all, and how I first got introduced to the military was when I was 13 years old and I got sent away to military school, because my mother had been threatening me with this idea of military school ever since I was eight years old.
I had some issues when I was coming up, and my mother would always tell me, she's like, "You know, if you don't get this together, I'm going to send you to military school."
I'm going to send you to military school."
And that was how I first got introduced to this whole idea of the military, because she thought this was a good idea.
But then eventually, after staying there for a little while, and after the end of that first year at this military school, I realized that I actually was growing up.
When I went to my mom, I first joined the Army when I was 17 years old, so I literally needed parental permission to join the Army, so I kind of gave the paperwork to my mom, and she just assumed it was kind of like military school.
I remember when we first, right after 9/11, three weeks after 9/11, I was on a plane heading overseas, but I wasn't heading overseas with the military, I was heading overseas because I got a scholarship to go overseas.
By the time I finished that up and I rejoined my military unit and we were getting ready to deploy to Afghanistan, there were soldiers in my unit who were now on their second and third deployments before I even had my first.
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