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| US Department Of Defense Appropriations And Expenditures | Armed Forces |
| United States Military Policy | Military Policy |
| United States Department Of Defense | Soldiers |
| National Security United States | Humans |
| Armed Forces Appropriations And Expenditures | War |
| United States Department Of Defense Procurement | Veterans |
| United States Armed Forces Appropriations And Expenditures | Foreign Relations |
| Economic Assistance | Psychology |
| United States Veterans Administration | Iraq |
| Military Personnel | Defense Contracts |
Government Issues arise in a variety of places, whether it's close to home in city ordinances or national policy, trying to understand legalities within numerous layers of context is overwhelming at times. Whether the topic is privacy, military (military lives), veterans or national security.
How to research these themes: Research governmental guidelines. Research the federal and international policies in similar global economies for comparison. Research health (stress, mental health, morbidity) outcomes for people in government focused careers. Research the security nets in place for our soldiers.
Search your term in Google for "anything in site:.mil" and you can search "site:.gov" for other general government material.
This Wikileaks article focuses on military life through excel sheets that display the various weapons used to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan in 2007. The article shows various weapons used to partake in combat which the US banned for the opposing countries.
This WikiLeaks article focuses on military life in turmoil as both Iraqi civilians and staff from Reuters News were injured or killed. Though the people shot weren't connected to the military, the source shows how the military attempted to cover the occurrence by providing little to no information.
The Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court of the United States (2 ed.), which is an online journal, provides information towards military justice by describing the system of legal policies, procedures, and penalties applicable to persons under the jurisdiction of the armed services.
Collection of GI independent presses from around the world dating back to the Vietnam era (Portrays the military life back in the 70s.)
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