US Army

Yes, Zachary Taylor was a general in the US Army. He served in the military for over 40 years and achieved the rank of Major General. Taylor is primarily known for his leadership during the Mexican-American War, where he won several key battles and earned the nickname "Old Rough and Ready."

The 442nd RCT, also known as the Four-Four-Deuce or the Nesei Regiment, consisted of Japanese-American soldiers commanded by white officers. The 442nd fought with great courage against the Germans in Italy despite the racism of their own side.

Usually 20, unless you're forced into early retirement for various reasons (such as a reduction in force strength, like what occurred after the end of the Cold War).

Luxembourg, I'd guess

or San Marino

There are over 214,000 women in the military. This is not counting branches of the military such as the reserves and the National Guard. These statistics come from the Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs.

Be proficient at your job, demonstrate that you have the ability to lead, take whatever courses/classes you can to give yourself an edge, be able to pass a promotion board, keep your PT and marksmanship scores up, don't do anything which will get administrative action against you.

it is a cruel was to punish :(

In the USA Corporal punishment of criminals/prisoners was absolutely banned by the US government as being cruel and unusual punishment.....so if this punishment is to cruel to be used on rapist,murderers,car thieves,spousal abusers,drug dealers,pedophiles and serial killers then therefor it should not be used on children and teenagers.....

Inflicting physical pain as a punishment for wrong behavior has its limits especially with children and teenagers because as their tolerance for pain increases the effectiveness of the punishment begins to reduce and then reaches a point where the child/teen thinks nothing of the brief moment of pain that passes in a few minutes and commits the wrong acts without any real concern...

There are other more effective ways of punishment than physical pain....

Corporal punishment is not a deterant to wrong behavior...

A common example would be:: Billy does something wrong on Friday and his parents give him 4 wacks with a paddle causing him 5 minutes of pain,and on Saturday Billy is out to play and have fun with his friends all day long...eventually Billy would learn to deal with the brief moment of pain knowing that the next day he would be out doing what he normally does.....

A more effective form of punishment would be ::billy did something wrong on Friday so he is not allowed out to play the entire weekend,nor have any TV or video/PC games or friends over....This form of punishment lasts much longer than the 5 minutes of pain and Billy would not be so quick to commit that wrong act again and have his enjoyments taken away from him...

There are always other methods of effective discipline besides physical pain..

The US Army

General of the Army- 5 stars, arranged in a circle.

Generally yes, but all in the unit takes turns on watch & you might come up for a shift on a weekend day or be on maneuvers or in the field which would also be an exception.

The most effective means of providing security in these cases is to rope

off the area and place guards around the scene at a distance sufficient to ensure protection for personnel.

If you are referring to David in the Holy Bible, then the answer is because He was blessed by God. He also killed Goliath (who was a Philistine giant & enemy of Israel).

martin frobisher was the creater of the army

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When a soldier begins to show signs of substance abuse it is best to remove them from duties and get them help. A person who can't be sober can not be trusted in the field to make sound choices.

Attend one of the Military Academies and graduate. Attend college and participate in the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC). Enlist in the service of your choice and if you display special qualities that come to the attention of your commanders, you may be recommended for Officer Candidate School (OCS).

Actual Answer:

If someone has seen the dress blue's, they'd know the colors are Blood Red and Royal Blue.

Red and yellow

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Must have been a Civillian or non Marine that answered, The correct answer Is Scarlet And Gold.

Not well. The Army treated the Cherokee rather brutally actually.

A Brigader General is a one star; it is the normal rank for commanding a Division, or a Brigade if deployed without a Division. Generals, Colonels, Majors, and Captains FAR OUTNUMBER command slots. So ALL officers have to spend time in Staff Positions. Command (time) is a privilege. Example (for a typical Vietnam War US Army Battalion): An Armor Battalion (Tank Battalion) will have; ONE Battalion Commander (LTC), and FOUR or FIVE Company Commanders (CPT's). But will have at least 7 staff officers plus 5 Lieutenants in each of the letter companies (line companies); that's approximately 32 additional officers that are NOT commanders.

America's generals love to brag about their all-volunteer Army. That's because they tend to overlook Jeffrey Mellinger. He donned his Army uniform for the first time on April 18, 1972, about the time the Nixon Administration was seeking "peace with honor" in Vietnam and The Godfather was opening on the silver screen. Nearly 37 years later, he's still wearing Army green. Mellinger is, by all accounts, the last active-duty draftee serving in the U.S. Army.

In previous years, yes. It may also depend on the felony. Any type of assault or violent crime will prohibit your entry into any service. Now, the last year or so the requirements to join are becoming more and more strict. This is due to the high enlistment rate because of the high unemployment rate.

So if you are eligible, you will require a waiver and that can take time.


The only way to really know is to try to sign up. All they can tell you is, "No"

Lieutenant Colonel William Barret Travis of the Legion of Cavalry of the Texas Army was in command of the regulars of the Texas Army in the Alamo. There were only 18 regulars, who arrived with Travis a little over a month before the siege. Jim Bowie (famous for the Bowie knife) was already there, with a larger group of volunteers. Bowie was far more popular with the men, as a hero of the rough and tumble frontier life, while Travis, a lawyer, tried to be a stickler for regulations and discipline. The two reached a compromise: Bowie would command the far more numerous volunteers, and Travis would command his regulars. Davy Crockett was also there and a leadership role was urged on him, but he declined any rank greater than "high private". Bowie was a sick man and as his health declined their compromise mattered little and Travis was in effective command of all. (Bowie died in his bed, after emptying his pistols into the first Mexicans who burst into his sickroom at the climax of the siege).

If you are on probation or parole or have a job that requires you to do so , no you can not refuse. any situation other than that refuse you can refuse.