armed forces

Discusses what is required to become a soldier.

Their choice was simple, send their forces to fight and die against a ravening horde, or remain as they were: virtually weaponless and third in line for servicing.

Presents conflicting viewpoints and commentary concerning global military pollution and its effects on the environment.

Examines debates over various topics related to the armed forces, including the role they should play in various situations, who should be able to serve, how resources should be managed, and how personnel should be managed.

Explores the specialized equipment used by marines, parachutists, Arctic and desert forces, special agents, and saboteurs.

Reviews the history of American women's involvement in the Armed Forces from the Revolutionary War to the present.

Introduces the United States Armed Forces; discusses how they work together; and describes the vehicles, equipment, and weapons they use.

Discusses the effects of war on military combatants focusing on being wounded, pain, fear, nuclear attacks, torture, and killing.

Provides overviews of each branch of the military, describes over 197 jobs, training requirements, related civilian jobs, and career planning tips.