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It was a flagrant violation of the Treaty of Versailles.

Not a good idea, the military has a no fraternization rule between officers and enlisted. Fraternization falls under Article 134 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. The actual offense can be more clearly defined by the individual services and by local unit and base regulations. It is not necessarily going to be punished, but it can be.

The Marine Corps is much less lenient on the charge, partially because of the smaller number of individuals involved.

'Sir' or 'Captain'.

This answer comes from an old Marine only vaguely familiar with Navy tradition.

Traditionally those sailors who had served aboard a submarine were entitled to wear a gold earring in their right ear. As late as the mid-1970s this was the case, and this privilege was even extended to Marines who had served as ships company aboard a sub.

It was not a specific force. It was part of Navy tradition that a sailor was entitled to wear a single gold ring if he had survived a ship being sunk. So if your ship had been sunk and you survived, you could wear an earring.

yes an honorably discharged or retired vet may wear it properly for a funeral,or military holiday,military event, ,parade involving the military, ex.veterans day parade.and many other events as authorized by the us military usc code.look it up

That's no so easy to answer. The Army has the largest ground branch. However, the Navy has a subordinate ground branch (the Marine Corps), an air arm, plus a sea arm. The Air Force has the largest air arm of all the branches. The Navy and Air Force both have the capacity to launch nuclear weapons.

They all have their strengths in their respective areas.

About 50

Uh...no. The Average LtCol in the Army, Air Force or Marines will be between 39 and 45 or 46 depending on several factors. Some will be older, and may be as old as 50, but that is the exception not the norm...I know, I am one....we're old, but not quite that old.

There are currently three Air Force bases in Japan. Misawa, Yokota, and Kadena. Misawa is located in the city of Misawa, in the Aomori prefecture. Yokota is located outside of Tokyo, and Kadena is located on Okinawa.

No, but there are certain hieght, weight, and intellect requirments, if you meet these they train you.

It was used for killing people but it also destroyed buildings, rockets, and unmaned aircraft and vehicles. It was also used in air to air combat. Such as dogfights. The f-22 raptor is a stealth superiority fighter.

The Allies liberted Paris, that is, the British, The American and the French. The first penetration of Parish was made by the French forces under the command of Captain Raymond Dronne just before midnight on August 24, 1944. The next day, August 25, 1944 is considered liberation day when the allied forces marched through Paris To make it clear that Paris had been liberated through the strength of Allied arms, Eisenhower planned to march the 28th Infantry Division through Paris to the front. On August 29, the division made its way through the city. Eisenhower American), Bradley (American), Gerow (French), de Gaulle (French), Koenig (French) and Leclerc (French)the parade from an improvised platform, an upside-down Bailey bridge. Eisenhower had invited Montgomery (British) to attend, but the British general said he was too busy to come.

5.9% for officers. 16.7% for enlisted. This number is as of 3/31/2010.

The Royal Air Force (RAF).

In War II the acronym used was SHAPE- Supreme headquarters, Allied Powers in Europe. Under NATO may still be used. there was also- SHAEF ( pronounced Shafe which is not a word!) Supreme Headquartes, Allied Expeditionary forces- and the E could also stand for Europe- this was headed up by General Eisenhower at the time of the Normandy Invasion. (Ike) was accused of ( winning the war on the Golf course) by political foes!

Yes. If they'll take you.

Both the Communists (North Vietnam and the South Vietnamese Communists, known as the Viet Cong-VC) and the South Vietnamese governments "DRAFTED" their men. When we entered a village (town) and there were NO military age males around, we knew they were either, deceased, hiding, or serving in the North or South Vietnamese military.

it was not diff at all he just made them worse

First off if your a member of the American Legion you might try there, talking to the person in charge giving your buddy name rank and serial number also the unit or squardon he was in, I am sure if they can help you or even more direct you to some organization or government office that shud help you. If your not a member go there anyways you be surprised how helpful these guys are.

Probably not. It's extremely hard just switching from a reservist to active duty, I've heard guys that we're waiting more than 14 months to make the switch to active and are still on hold. Its all about the needs or the Marines reserves and the the needs of the active duty command. It probably won't even be possible to switch, unless you haven't left for boot yet.

Whether or not you are an aerospace maintenance apprentice or not, the closest military installation to Baton Rouge, Louisiana is Fort Polk. Roughly 190 north and west of BR. about 55 miles due west of Alexandria, Louisiana.

Actually, Naval Air Station New Orleans is closer than Polk. It's on the East End of New Orleans.

The United States Air force is the aerial warfare branch of the United States armed forces. They command aerial and aerial related operations in support of the United States for military purposes.

The air force was established in September 1947. The National Security Act of 1947 set up the air force. Once known as the part of the army and called the air army unit it was separated and established to create a separate and equal element to the military. It is believed that funds were lacking for the units in air army and by separating and creating it's own identity it could be set up to receive monies from the US government for personnel and for building equipment.

The American Colonies in the time of the American Revolution most certainly did not have a stronger navy, in terms of pure numbers or technology. England was, around that time, the most powerful naval power in the world. There is no doubt to that fact. The Royal Navy employed well over 600 vessels, from tiny sloops to first-rate ships of the line. However, their navy was not employed in one area; Great Britain had naval forces spread over the earth as a result of their size and power. Ships patrolled the waters around various British colonies and such, or were engaged in wars or operated out of naval bases located throughout the world. Halifax, in Nova Scotia, was the headquarters of the British North American Squadron and they operated out of that port for the majority of the American Revolution and War of 1812. The Colonies had the advantage of fighting in their home waters, which they knew well. Many of the sailors and captains in the Continental Navy were originally merchants or had worked in the Royal Navy in the past, and as such had the advantage of local knowledge and tactics and training employed in the Royal Navy, on top of the fact that the North American squadron was not provided with the number of ships and men they requested, and were thus limited in their fight against the rebelling colonists, whereas the colonists had numerous ports to operate out of which. The American Navy managed to win the Revolution through a combination of luck, skill, and misfortune on the part of the British, on top of the established European superpower of the French fleet. british had a stronger navy.

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