If you’re in love with comic books, with cartoons or read science fiction books about superheros. I’m pretty sure you’ve read or saw one about a super soldier. The idea of having a super soldier in real life would be surreal. What you could use the soldier would change war and battle strategies. Forcing soldiers to come up with different strategies. It would also force the enemy as well to change its battle plan or probably fleeing back. Super soldiers are those who are strong and able to resist anything and anyone. Its part of the genre science fiction because it is dealing with the imagination of a creator to create such thing that is so powerful. With a enhanced technology of course.
Many armies could use a soldier that is intimidating, strong, patriotic, and frightening. In battle that could be really helpful to make the enemy to turn the other way and fleeing back and making sure they wouldn’t come back. In Marvel comics there have been plenty of cases where that has happened. Such as the well known character, named Captain America (aka Steven “Steve” Rogers). He was a human that joined the military and volunteered for the experiment to create the world’s first superhero. The results turned out well and he became a super soldier, the first of its kind in the Marvel Universe. He was created during WW2 to defeat the Nazis. Steve’s friend James Buchanan Barnes (aka Bucky or The Winter Soldier ) He was also turned into a superhuman. He was created, because he was in a terrible accident in battle and the enemy found him and they engineered him to become an assassin to get rid of their enemies. He has super strength and they gave him a bionic arm. ( Since his real arm was amputated off. ) Bruce Banner (aka The Incredible Hulk), ...
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The hardest part of making a super soldier would be training them physically or mentally. Which doesn’t really pop out in movies until this year 2014. An example can be the Divergent book and movie. The Erudite teamed up with some bad Dauntless leaders. Injected a mind controlling serum to all the Dauntless group, which created a super army that cause a war in the story. Without the Dauntless group knowing they were under control.
Super soldiers are strong and created either by an accident, or for a purpose to use them. Capable of resisting anything and/or anyone in their way. Popular within our culture today, especially within the children and some teenagers. Many may be wondering if there are such a thing of super soldiers or if its just in our science fiction imagination in movies and comics. Who knows?
The following review will focus on “The Secret Lives of Sgt John Wilson”, written by Louis Simmie. This review will elaborate on three particular components. Firstly, Louis Simmie’s purpose inn writing “The Secret Lives of Sg.t John Wilson” was to provide an accurate depiction of Saskatchewan history. Secondly, this review will ascertain whether the book “The Secret Lives of Sgt. John Wilson is of any monetary value. Lastly this review will discuss whether the author Lois Simmie accomplished her overall goal in writing “The Secret Lives of Sgt. John Wilson”
It is often astounding how secrets can tear lives apart. The Secret Lives of Sgt. John Wilson gives testament to this fact. This story is the ultimate portrayal of deception and betrayal set amidst the serene, isolated canvas of the Saskatchewan prairies. What makes this story seems unbelievable is the fact that this is a true story which actually occurred as opposed to being fiction. John Wilson killed his loving unsuspecting and hid her body in an isolated culvert in 1918 near Waldheim, Saskatchewan. Some years later he would be tried in a court of law, convicted and hung for his crime in Prince Alberta, Saskatchewan. He was the first and only Mountie to be hung in Canadian History. Once again, providing that the Mounties did get their man
Linda Robinson’s One Hundred Victories: Special Ops and the Future of American Warfare is a study of the changing role of America’s Special Forces. It shows how the role of Special Forces has changed during the war in Afghanistan. The book is a meticulous look at the difficulties faced by special operation forces in their effort to implement the strategy of counterinsurgency in Afghanistan. Additionally, it covers the general strategy of Village Stability Operations. Moreover, she explored what exactly Special Forces were and how they operated in Afghanistan. Finally, the author makes her prediction on the future role of Special Forces.
The United States Army, in its current state, is a profession of arms. In order to be considered a profession, the organization must have an ethical code rooted in values, strong trust with its clients, and be comprised of experts within the trade. These experts are constantly developing the trade for the present and the future and hold the same shared view of their trade culture.
The Army requires its members to adhere to prolonged training and learn specialized skills. From the moment a soldier transitions from the civilian sector into the Army, he is indoctrinated with training. Regardless of rank, the Army demands each soldier to be technically proficient and mentally competent in order to be qualified in a respective Military Occupation Specialty. As a soldier progresses in his military career, he is required to continue his education and training. Army leaders are expected and required to continue developing their skills through academic studies, operational experience, and institutional training. An opposing view argues that anyone can learn these skills; however, statistics show less than 0.5% of the population serves in the armed forces, indicating a soldier is a rare mix of intelligence and character.1 These lessons are necessary qualifications to achieve what General Martin Dempsey describes as “effectiveness rather than efficiency.”2 Much like the profession of medicine which must heal, the media which must provide truth, and law which must provide justice, the profession of arms must provide secur...
Heroes, the unordinary beings with extravagant abilities, from powers and competence to skills and talents. Heroes are people who are idealized by society for their courage and individuality. Iconic and well recognized heroes like Hercules, Superman, Spiderman and Achilles are some of the few heroes known around. All heroes have a similarity to each other, for example Beowulf and Batman. While both can be considered great heroes, they differ significantly, yet are similar in other ways.
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Being an American soldier who fought on the front lines was stressful, and a lot of men such as the fictional
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Recently, students of Olympian High School have stumbled upon the question, "What is a hero?" In the school's 2013 Young Minds Essay Contest, students are expected to consider universal concerns and ideas. Many times when people think of a hero, they think of Superman, Batman, and many other Marvel characters who display unattainable superpowers. However, heroes are prevalent throughout the world. A hero can be anyone who has the desire to help others, brave in dangerous situations, and does not look at exterior gain from helping others.
...cial powers, or an ability that no one else has, a hero is someone with great courage, and great bravery. They are willing to put their life in danger of someone else. Whether it is in the army, or firefighters, Heroes will always be in the eyes of everybody and a role model to all
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Captain America is not like the average superhero. Captain America, or his alter ego Steve Rogers, was a frail young man who was chosen by scientist Abraham Erskine to be tested with his experimental serum. That experimental serum made Rogers from a weak, bony young man to being to the peak of human perfection. Right after that, a Nazi spy appeared and shot Erskine, killing him. “In order to keep Nazi spies from obtaining the serum, Erskine hadn't written down the serum's ingredients, along with much of the procedure, having instead committed it to memory.” (Comic Vine) Rogers was the only super soldier manifested. Given a patriotic costume and a shield that not only is nearly indestructable but is used as a weapon, Captain America was born.