Essays About Government

In the wake of the September 11th attacks in the USA, security not just in aviation but also in all areas of transportation became priority for all local government and International agencies. The international Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) code is a comprehensive security regime for the maritime sector, which was adopted in a […]

September 11, 2001 was a day that started off as any other Tuesday, and ended as a day that would remain in history forever.  I can still remember sitting in my car in the university parking lot when the radio music cut off and the disc jockey made the announcement that a plane had crashed […]

Ken Kesey was born on September 17th, 1935 in La Junta, Colorado. While he was in a fellowship to Stanford’s Writing Program he worked at a Californian Veterans’ Administration hospital in the psychiatric ward as a night guard (“KnowledgeNotes Study Guide”, par. 1). Kesey’s first published book was One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, which […]

The Filipino and the Drunkard In the story “The Filipino and the Drunkard” by William Cesarean, a young Fillip ion and a war veteran begin to have conflict. In the beginning, the young Filipino wanted no trouble, but the war veteran was drunk and kept harassing the boy. Soon, it escalated to the y nouns […]

In 1961, the United States was embarking on its involvement in the most devastating conflict ever. The North Vietnamese, also known as the Viet Cong, launched an invasion of the South in their quest to gain complete control over the country. This move was viewed by America and other democratic nations as a possible catalyst […]

Robert Leckie is the protagonist and author of the book “Helmet for My Pillow From Parris Island.” He is a World War II veteran and describes what it is like in the United States Marine Corps and how he endures the pain and devastating days of the horrors of World War II against the Japanese. […]

Use of Imagery and Figurative Language in “Facing It” by Yusef Komunyakaa In his poem, “Facing It”, Yusef Komunyakaa describes his ambivalent emotions towards the Vietnam War of which he was a veteran. Reflecting on his experiences, Yusef expresses his conflicting feelings about the Vietnam War and his feelings about how racism has played a […]

The film centers around Rick Dadier, a married war veteran who becomes a teacher at North Manual High School. Despite being pregnant, Rick’s wife Anne supports him in his new job. As a novice teacher at an all-boys school, he soon discovers the reality behind the rumors about student behavior. At North Manual High School, […]

The objective of this research proposal is to examine if spouses encounter higher levels of stress compared to returning soldiers. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) becomes more common among veterans after their return. The importance of this topic lies in the chance to contribute to ongoing PTSD research and its effects on children, specifically the spouses […]

In the movie Gran Torino, the protagonist Walt, embarks on a self journey. Throughout this journey he transforms himself into a kind hearted man from a bitter and miserable war veteran. The main cause of his redemption is not only because of his new neighbors, but because of the guilt he’s lived with for most […]

The Great Depression was a time of agony and strife for the people of the United States. During this time period, of the 1930s, altering of the American social fabric occurred in the sense of family ties, underlying beliefs/values, and bonus expeditionary forces. The hardships after the crash of 1929 until the end, marked usually […]

Casualties of war continue to happen long after the individuals time in combat has come to an end. To the public’s eye, veterans returning home must be overwhelmed with joy to be out of danger and put back into the world they once knew. But are they? Veterans returning home from combat experience are faced […]

Homelessness is a very serious problem in every major city in the United States, especially Chicago. Over the course of a year, between 2.3 and 3.5 million people experience homelessness nationwide and approximately 166,000 people experience homelessness in the Chicago Metropolitan area. (CCH) These numbers are astounding, but as a resident of the city I […]

The movie, Gran Torino, is about an old war veteran who has just lost his wife. He is alienated from his family and lives alone with his dog. He suffers from a terminal illness but doesn’t tell anyone. When one of his neighbors, Tao, is pressured into trying to steal Walt’s Gran Torino he gets […]

A Nonprofit Milestone From The Philanthropy Timeline One of the most remarkable milestones from the philanthropy timeline was the events of September 11, 2011. The event took place after a terrorist attack on the United States of America injuring thousands. Americans donated $2.2 billion to different philanthropic organizations that set the 9/11 funds. It is […]

Urban child protection: A study on project area of Plan (Dhal) Introduction: Plan has been working In Bangladesh since 18 years. Globally it has 8 thematic areas. The areas are education, disaster risk management, child participation, child protection, economic security, sexual and reproductive health, water and sanitation. According to plan every child has equal rights […]

The system of emergency medicine is often abused. From 911 calls, to visits at an emergency room (ER) we are experiencing an overload of non-emergency patients, causing the systems to become backed up and consuming money and time from all people involved. This abuse largely stems from the general public not being properly educated with […]

The first part of the 21st century was punctuated by a series of natural disasters, most notably the Indian tsunami, the earth quakes in Gujarat, India and Kashmir, Pakistan, the September 11 2004 terrorist attacks on the United States and Hurricane Katarina, Cyclone Nargis in Burma, and the Sichuan earth earthquake in China (Coppola & […]

On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck Louisiana’s Gulf Coast, prompting officials to hastily create a plan of action. The disastrous aftermath exposed the inadequacies of Natural Disaster Preparedness leaders, serving as a valuable lesson for future crises. Unfortunately, the deadliest storm to hit the United States in 75 years was Hurricane Katrina, which caused […]

Shining above all other living species in the world, wearing yellow suits and red boots, are firefighters. I was at the age of two when I first saw them, and my life hasn’t been the same since. I remember waking up in the middle of the night to the shriek of the fire alarm. It […]

The availability of significant quantities of medical supplies and medications is vital in disaster response. Nonetheless, it can be difficult to achieve this objective if there are no pre-existing stockpiles. Local and state governments have struggled to keep enough supplies for terrorist attacks, so a national stockpile was created. In 1999, the Department of Health […]

First assistance kit was invented by Johnson in the late 1890’s. First aid kit got its name is by Johnson’s foremost aid kit. The first assistance kit formed in the eleventh century. to assist the pilgrims and knights and besides train the other knights and pilgrims to assist bring around the injured people. So that’s […]