Sometimes.
There is considerable evidence that the answer to that question is, "Yes." Studies have shown that scouts are more likely to be in leadership positions (club and teams, jobs, public office, military), be more successful (both academically and professionally), be physically active, be moral and be happy in their lives.
Military Officers do. But i think you are misunderstanding the word officer. Either way though... military.
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As good as any in past wars; alittle bit more determined/persistent though.
Not very, the US military focused more on the European front than the Pacific front. Once the Germans and Italians were defeated, The Us focused more on the Japanese
The superlative of successful is "most succesful."
He made great advancements of military tactiics in his time, which led to more advancements.
It helps a person know what their limits are . It helps if you know what you can and can't do It helps if you know what you can and can't eat .
more successful, most successful
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I believe that there is somewhat of a bias when it comes to the military and gender. Most of the decorated soldiers are in fact men, but mainly because they are given the riskiest jobs in the military. Usually the woman do the small tasks, or if the do get in the action, it is very limited. So in short, my answer is Yes.
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