Military Informative Speech

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Hello friends and classmates, this afternoon I want to tell you about the Army and the ways it is active in our community and around the world. As some of you may know, being in the military can send you anywhere in the world. In some cases it could send you to Afghanistan, Iraq or Africa. It could also send you somewhere close to home. For instance the United States Army has recently sent a medical team to Djibouti, East Africa. The medics are teaching caretakers on how to treat burns, bruises, sprains, fractures, open wounds, and common illnesses such as the cold or the flu in children. Some people may assume that it’s a terrible idea to send our troops to other countries to help. It could be very dangerous and they could get killed.

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