In modern age ther is need to inform millions of people quickly and accurately about scientific technical and recent devlopments.the popular publications are eager to publish news of interest of the people. One can develop his ability to get information and write for the people.the scope for news writing is increasing day by day

The agricultural journalism will help in spreading the technical knowledge.this knowledge will help in increasing agricultural production,irrigation facilities,drinking water facilities,public health and sanitation,increase and development of rural industries,spread of education,communication,animal husbandry,child welfare,youth and women welfare work. By developing these areas good and well developed community can be created.

There is large population in India which is unemployed.new knowledge and technology can help in solving this problem and increasing per capita income.with agriculture cottage ans small industries can also flourish.

There is need to increase the productivity in all spheres of development.in agriculture the production can be increased by adoption of new and hybrid seeds, chemical fertilizers, manures, implements, pesticides and insecticides and by using modern irrigation systems like drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation, green house technology etc. in village industries use of modern techniques and methods will enhance the production potential.this will improve the economic conditions of the people.

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In order to bring develeopment in above areas communication media can play important role.there is great scope for agricultural journalism in bringing these new technology to the attention of the farmers.they can write and publish material for changing the insight of the people.thus agricultural journalism will help in educating the people and boosting the development of the area.publicity to the development programmes will help in creasing participation of the people.

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No, Merchant Seaman are civilians, certain people who worked as Merchant Seaman during World War two were granted veterans status, but they were not military personnel, in fact, during World War two if a Merchant Seaman who was otherwise fit for military service, was not employed on a ship for more than thirty days they were drafted into the Army.

Merchant Seaman who sailed during all other wars have not been granted veterans status.

The term Merchant Marine refers to an industry, just like the terms commercial airlines, or railroads refer to industries.

The fact that the Government contracts with private companies to move military cargo does not not make merchant seaman military personnel.

Any civilian in a war zone is subject to the UCMJ, whether a reporter for NBC news, a Merchant Seaman, or a contractor.

if more information go to the MARAD page Military to Mariners what the Merchant Marine and What it is not.

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The US Coast Guard Commandant is available by post at:

Commandant, U.S. Coast Guard

2100 Second St. SW

Washington, DC 20593

Alternatively, this information may be available by telephone if you want to contact a live US Coast Guard representative directly. They would be listed in the Federal pages as the US Government Department of Transportation.

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It was a cargo freighter, not a warship. It was better than any other because it was cheap and simple to build at a time when a lot of ships were needed and a lot of them were being sunk by U-boats. Although liberty ships were never intended for combat use, several were converted during the Vietnam War era to serve in combat functions as intelligence gathering and communications platforms-research ships. Several did see combat, one was responsible for the first sinking of a German surface ship by an American vessel during WW2.

Yep, too Old. You can get in if your fit enough. But if you have a Wife and Kid. Forget about it. Too demanding on the soul no matter how fit you may be. Unless of course your a swinger and don't mind her sleeping around on you. But then again surprise surprise, hotties in other country's

Also, you'll be taking orders from Grunts Much younger then you are, while you feel you can take them out, they deserved their ranks. Your an old piece of meat to them when it comes to basics. It may be rewarding to you, But you'll also be breaking the hearts of your loved ones.

if your 38 and Single, by all means go for it. You've got nothing else going for you anyway.

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Royal Marines is from the ages 15 and 9 months to apply and then 16 to begin training up to the age of 33. You must also meet height and weight requirements which is something like 5'4 and 65kg.

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Battleships permanently sunk:

1. USS Arizona (Sunk by IJN)

2. USS Utah (Sunk by IJN)

3. USS Oklahoma (sunk while being towed to CA)

4. USS Nevada (target)

5. USS New York (target)

6. USS Pennsylvania (target)

7. USS Arkansas (target)

depends on the state, anywhere from $10 to a little over $20 an hour.

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Funeral directors are licensed in all States. State licensing laws vary, but most require applicants to be 21 years old, have 2 years of formal education, serve a 1-year apprenticeship, and pass an examination. Education and training. College programs in mortuary science usually last from 2 to 4 years. The American Board of Funeral Service Education accredits about 50 mortuary science programs. A few community and junior colleges offer 2-year programs, and a few colleges and universities offer both 2-year and 4-year programs. Mortuary science programs include courses in anatomy, physiology, pathology, embalming techniques, restorative art, business management, accounting and use of computers in funeral home management, and client services. They also include courses in the social sciences and in legal, ethical, and regulatory subjects such as psychology, grief counseling, oral and written communication, funeral service law, business law, and ethics. Many State and national associations offer continuing education programs designed for licensed funeral directors. These programs address issues in communications, counseling, and management. More than 30 States have requirements that funeral directors receive continuing education credits to maintain their licenses. Apprenticeships must be completed under the direction of an experienced and licensed funeral director. Some States require apprenticeships. Depending on State regulations, apprenticeships last from 1 to 3 years and may be served before, during, or after mortuary school. Apprenticeships provide practical experience in all facets of the funeral service, from embalming to transporting remains. High school students can start preparing for a career as a funeral director by taking courses in biology and chemistry and participating in public speaking or debate clubs. Part-time or summer jobs in funeral homes also provide good experience. These jobs consist mostly of maintenance and cleanup tasks, such as washing and polishing limousines and hearses, but they can help students become familiar with the operation of funeral homes. Licensure. All States require funeral directors to be licensed. Licensing laws vary by State, but most require applicants to be 21 years old, have 2 years of formal education that includes studies in mortuary science, serve a 1-year apprenticeship, and pass a qualifying examination. After becoming licensed, new funeral directors may join the staff of a funeral home. Some States require all funeral directors to be licensed in embalming. Others have separate licenses for directors and embalmers, but in those States funeral directors who embalm need to be licensed in embalming, and most workers obtain both licenses. State board licensing examinations vary, but they usually consist of written and oral parts and include a demonstration of practical skills. People who want to work in another State may have to pass the examination for that State; however, some States have reciprocity arrangements and will grant licenses to funeral directors from another State without further examination. People interested in a career as a funeral director should contact their State licensing board for specific requirements. Other qualifications. Funeral directors need composure, tact, and the ability to communicate easily and compassionately with the public. Funeral directors also should have the desire and ability to comfort people in a time of sorrow. To show proper respect and consideration for the families and the dead, funeral directors must dress appropriately. The professions usually require short, neat haircuts and trim beards, if any, for men. Suits and ties for men and dresses for women are customary. Advancement. Advancement opportunities generally are best in larger funeral homes. Funeral directors may earn promotions to higher paying positions such as branch manager or general manager. Some directors eventually acquire enough money and experience to establish their own funeral home businesses. For the source and more detailed information concerning this subject, click on the related links section (U.S. Department of Labor) indicated below.

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