The VFW was created by Spanish-American War veterans from their 6 month war against Spain in 1898. Since this declared "Splendid Little War" (as it was known) was the United State's FIRST foreign war, this was the name chosen for it; Veterans of FOREIGN Wars...and as the name states, an individual must be a veteran of a "foreign war." Thus, normally, a written order or discharge paper indicating a "campaign ribbon" (purple heart, CIB, etc.) must be submitted with the application for membership.
For your information, US Civil War veterans had their own organization...GAR (Grand Army of the Republic; for the Northerners). Since the US Civil War was NOT a foreign war, those Civil War veterans "might" not have been eligible for VFW membership. Neither would have been the wounded and surviving 7th US Cavalrymen who fought under LTC Custer or MAJ Reno during the Battle of the Little Big Horn in 1876. Since both of those conflicts were domestic and not FOREIGN wars.
Younger and older generations. It also shows the conflict between those who wanted America to go to war overseas and those who protested the action.
Uganda Conflict Action Network was created in 2005.
After the conflict is established, the story's action intensifies to the climax, which is the highest point of tension and drama. Following the climax, the action falls to the resolution, where the conflict is resolved or concluded.
Killed In Action
The consequences of the story's main events unfold.
The part of a story we call "rising action" is that part where the tension and conflict increase until they reach the climax or peak of the story.
If you mean what is the term when a soldier dies in battle then its called KIA or Killed In Action. Otherwise, the generic term is "casualty."
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You plan out what the conflict will be, and then describe the action through the eyes of the main character.
Depending on the context, conflict is already a verb. For example "to conflict with someone or something" is an action and therefore a verb.
The rising action of "Truce in the Forest" by Fritz Vincken occurs when a German soldier, Hans, seeks shelter in a cabin occupied by an American soldier, GIs and Gert, during World War II. Tensions rise as the soldiers from opposing sides initially distrust each other, but ultimately bond and celebrate Christmas together. This moment marks the turning point in the story where understanding and compassion begin to overcome fear and animosity.