Archive for October, 2008
October 31st, 2008 | View all NeoWide news
As NeoWide has past through the most important months of it’s existence, we looked back to analyze and count our profit. The results of our analysis have driven us to conclusions that will change the face of our project.
First and foremost we realized that in spite of the fact that all articles are unique, Google did not generate enough visits to our site.
The bad news is that we won’t be able to pay any of you for the articles you posted. As some of you suggested, we decided to return to the revenue sharing system and so, you will be paid by Google AdSense. We found this to be a fair way to pay writers since some of your articles have generated more visits and others less. This is a better way for you to earn money, even MORE money, as this is an active type of income, not a passive one - meaning you will be paid monthly for the same article (in accordance with the number of visitors your ads have brought), not just once when you publish it. In this case, the more articles, the merrier. Just as a tip, you can bring a lot of visits if you use social networks such as digg.com, stumbleupon.com or others out there. A great tool to do that faster is Social Marker.
We will soon post on the “write 4 money” page a more detailed description of how this system works. I’m sure though, that most of you already know.
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What is poverty?
Many of us always ask why and what is poverty. When we say poverty, it is dealing of the condition of being poor. Being poor means a person is lacking of money or property or he is needy, penniless with little or no money or property. If you own nothing at all or having not enough necessities in your life then you will be consider poor or in the stage of poverty and it is the main problem of the whole world.
What causes Poverty?
Well first of all if you mismanage the money then it will be simply gonna be gone in months, days or seconds. If you abuse of oneself like drugs, gambling, smoking, women, revelers or wild parties then you will be poor sooner or later if you cannot handle it.
Another thing is lack of knowledge. You need to have enough knowledge of all the things around you and what are the consequences in every thing that you made and you need to have a solution in every problem you take.
The worst one is laziness. If you practice this then don’t expect for any money that will come into your life. You need to think that if you will not work then you cannot eat and provide something for yourself and your family so bare in your mind that being lazy is one of the main reasons why poverty exist. If just people are hard worker except for people who are disable then you will not experience poverty.
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After being diagnosed with cancer I needed to work out more. I needed to find something that would help me get the exercise he wanted me to have, but not over exert myself too much which I was still going through chemotherapy. It didn’t take much for me to get really tired after a chemotherapy treatment, but I knew that exercising just a little would go a long way for my recovery and helping me maintain some weight after the treatments were over. Exercise can help regulate weight, and most importantly help keep you healthy and strong. While my immune system was weak and barely there exercise helped give me energy and I could feel better the more I do it. The energy exercising gave me allowed me to be able to do the things I loved more. I was able to walk down the aisle when my best friend got married, because I exercised a little each day. Exercising can give you that extra boost to do more and try to be more of the person you used to be before getting diagnosed with cancer. I remember feeling like a part of me was lost, but when I would exercise I felt like I got a little more of myself back. But the point was I needed to find something that would work for me.
So what did I start to do? I started to do yoga. It was the perfect thing for me to start doing because I was able to do some of the poses while I was sitting or laying in bed. I didn’t need to really exert myself all that much, but I was still exercising and stretching and toning my muscles even though I was sick. It didn’t take a lot of work and strength to do different poses. I was able to lay in bed and use my arms to pull my legs closer to my chest in an effort to stretch my hamstrings. The more I did yoga the better I felt, the better my appetite came back. The more I ate and worked out the less sick I felt. I felt like I was able to conquer anything because I was feeling so much better. Sure I was still sick and I still got tired and weak a lot, but I still felt great because I was able to do more than I normally would simply because I tried to do yoga, even a little bit each night before bed or in the morning when I woke up.
There are poses that help your respiratory system which was good because my doctor told me that certain medication in my chemotherapy treatments would effect my lungs, so the stronger my lungs were the easier it would be for them to fight against the toxins that could have damaged them. Doing yoga didn’t just make my lungs and muscles stronger, but my whole body. It was easier for my body to fight against the toxins from the chemotherapy, the infections from the cancer as well as just strengthening itself. I honestly think that I got better quicker because I was working out a little bit. I think the more I worked out, I was helping my body be able to attack and respond to the cancerous cells within my body. I did try some of the standing poses that are a little harder than sitting and laying down poses. When I did poses like downward dog, I could feel my blood pressure getting better and I saw it when my nurse took my blood pressure.
Since I was working out throughout my treatments it was easier to step up the workouts after the treatments were over. It was easier to get into a routine and I found my body wasn’t being so resistant to doing different things like walking a long while. Granted I felt some pressure and pain after walking say a mile, but it still felt good, I was able to do it and now after several months I can walk farther without the pain. I was able to focus my attention on working out more because I had already started a little while I was going through treatments. I maintained a healthy weight throughout the treatments and was able to increase it and maintain it afterward. Exercising more helps give me an edge and helps keep me healthy as it brings oxygen and stuff to my muscles and organs that they need. The more you work out the more oxygen and things get to your body and the better it functions through daily activities.
Yoga is such a great exercise because you can do so much without straining your body. You can tone and strengthen your body without causing pain to yourself, unless you do a pose wrong, which I did and it can be painful. While I was working out I was able to get rid of body fat and create muscle fat, so the weight that I put on was all good fat. I look and feel a lot better than I did before I was diagnosed and I think that has to do in part because I have been doing yoga and some other exercises. Yoga makes your body stronger and tone. It also has other benefits such as bringing oxygen to your muscles, strengthening different bodily systems and opening different areas that might be tight. Because there is a focus on listening to your body, I learned how to listen to mine and realize when something was wrong, or when something got better. I knew what kind of foods I needed to eat and what I needed to drink: milk, water, teas, because I became more in tuned with my body and how it functions.
Another thing that yoga has helped me learn was how to focus on breathing and regulate it more. The more I did yoga and breathed a certain way I was able to hold my breath longer for the pulmonary tests as well as when I needed to hold my breath for the CT Scans. Also when I was getting the treatments, I learned that if I breathed a certain way, I felt less nausea and I was able to block out the pain when I got shots and blood work. Doing yoga through my cancer treatments had so many benefits. One of the big things was I was able to sit still during radiation and I learned how to hold still and not move which could have been dangerous. Because I strengthened my arms and shoulders as well I didn’t get pains in them when I held them above my head for fifteen minutes which was how long my radiation treatment was. I felt strong and I am stronger because of the yoga that I did throughout my treatments.
Now that my treatments are over I am still doing yoga, going for walks on the treadmill as well as Pilates each day. The more I do the healthier I feel and I think I improve my chances of not having a relapse. Sure cancer is unpredictable, but exercising and eating right help reduce the risks. I find myself with a better energy and a healthier appetite. Yoga has helped my life so much and helped me deal with the stress and emotions related to having cancer. I still need to exercise and keep myself healthy, so I will keep doing yoga and of course add some extra things into it. I told my doctor I have been doing yoga and he was very happy. For anyone who needs to deal with the stresses of cancer, yoga might be the exercise for you. There are moves you can do while laying down or sitting, so you can do them in bed and you won’t overexert yourself while doing it.
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In Thoreau’s third chapter he talks about reading and the importance of reading. Too often now a days reading has become something that we see as boring and un-entertaining. We don’t want to read a book when it rains and the sale of books seem to have gone down a little, especially if the book is a collection of poetry. We don’t want to read anymore because it seems to take to long. We want things now at this very moment and it is so hard for us to get entertain with a book. Novels don’t seem to hold our attentions anymore which is why it is so hard to get teens to read a good book like Walden. That is why too many people think Walden is boring that it is hard to understand. Thoreau sys many different things about reading and what reading can do for us. His ideas in this chapter are just as powerful and thought provoking as the past two chapters.
The very first line in the chapter is one that makes you really think about what it says. With a little more deliberation in the choice of their pursuits, all men would perhaps become essentially students. What Thoreau is saying is that we are all students no matter if we are in school or not. Everyday we live we are actively learning new things. Whenever we decide to do something we learn everything we can about that thing. We become students to that specific thing. For example I know someone who has been studying tuba playing for ten years or more and one who has been studying pipe organ performance for longer than ten years. We chose or pursuits in things and we become students of those things. We are always students no matter the age, gender, income level, or occupation. We are students of the world. Students of life and no matter what there is something more us to learn each day and there is a saying that follows that idea: you learn something new everyday. Learning is something we constantly do. Learning doesn’t end when we graduate from high school or college.
With more deliberation we can become better people based on the things we decide to do or not do. We can decide to take time a hike through the woods and learn about the different trees and see how different animals act in the wild. We need to take an active role in learning, but even if we don’t we still learn new things just by talking to the people around us. We are deliberate in our choices of what we want to learn and pay attention to, even if we don’t think about it. We still make choices about what we want to do and what we want to learn. We need to be deliberate in our learnings and the things we allow to take up our times. When we become students of the world we pay attention to different things and the dependence on the luxuries like computers and televisions wouldn’t matter and would become less important. The quote continues to say and observers, for certainly their nature and destiny are interesting to all alike. Is Thoreau saying when we make it a point to learn more we become more interesting? I should say so, because we will be able to have more to talk about on many different subjects. We become someone interesting to talk about because of our ideas and theories based on what we learned.
Another quote that can make a difference is A written word is the choicest of relics. It is something at once more intimate with us and more universal than any other work of art. It is the work of art nearest to life itself. When he says the written word is choices of relics means that the written word will be around forever. No one can stop the written word from being produced as long as we have writers and we always will. The written word was seen as a way to preserve a person, making them almost immortal because they were written about. Literature is more intimate with us because we need to think and form our own ideas with it. It provokes our imagination and makes us imagine the setting, characters and time. Nothing else can make us do that, sure art is thought provoking and makes us think about the work itself. But it doesn’t make us think of other things the way literature does. A written word is the choicest of relics. The written word is something that people will keep going back to in order to learn about the past. We read classic literature to help us understand things of the past. Thoreau’s book, even if he didn’t realize it helps us understand the thinking of transcendentalists in his time because the movement was big then.
Literature, according to Thoreau is the only form of art that is closest to life because it is life itself. People have written about life no matter if it is non-fiction or not. Even if a story is fiction, there are still some non-fiction elements to it. “The Awakening” for example is a great work of art that displays the norms and values place on women during the time that Kate Chopin wrote it. While it is a fiction novel the expectation of women were still true. When an author writes something they put a little bit of themselves into it, making it life itself. No matter who you are, you will find something to relate to in almost any story that you read whether it is a mystery, romance or Christian fiction. While artwork (paintings, sculptures) have reallife aspects, it doesn’t come to life the same way literature does. He says that it is the work of art is the nearest to life is because it makes us think about life the most. There are books and novels that provoke emotion in our hearts and makes us pay attention to what has happened in the past. Books like Eli Weisel’s novel “Night” help us understand what it was like to survive the Holocaust, Malcolm X’s biography helps us understand why he did the things he did and why he believed what he did. Langston Hughes’ poetry makes us think about the struggle African Americans had to endure to get the rights the so deserved.
This reading, in a high sense, not that which lulls us as a luxury and suffers the nobler facilities to sleep. What Henry David Thoreau is saying in this part is that reading no longer is a luxury. It puts people to sleep because they see it as boring and many do not give it half a chance. It is already in the mind set that it boring and will put us to sleep so it does. Reading was once such a luxury, something done as a past-time and it was seen as a high honor if someone read your work. It was a desired quality in women to be readers and read to their husbands or children. Now a days there aren’t too many men who would want a woman who reads a lot. It is even rarer to find a man who reads for the fun of it. Reading is no longer seen as a great quality; no longer a luxury for some, but a hinderance and burden for some. Students in high school or college groan and complain when they need to read and then write about what they read.
As we see reading can have great advantages and helps us form ideas about things we wouldn’t normally think about. Going back to the quote about the written word being the choicest of relics, it should be seen as a luxury and a accomplishment to be well read in many genres of literature. Instead of reading a book we turn the television on. Television and computer softwares have taken the place of luxury that books once had. Reading was once considered something that you did to show you education, and standing but now a lot of people think reading is a sign of geekdom or being a shut in. People relate reading to something that like their grandmother would do or something that “old people” do. It is rare for someone in their teens to want to read and then really discuss what they read the way it was done in the time Thoreau wrote “Walden.”
When it comes to our level of reading, Henry David Thoreau is a little harsh. He says yet we learn to read only as far as Easy reading, the primers and class-books, and when we leave school, the “Little Reading and story books, which are for boys and beginners; and our reading, our conversation and thinking, are all on a very low level. He basically says that our reading level has become the equivalent to grade school. He thinks that we learn to read only for the basics, only the minimum of what we would need to get a job or something. He thinks we don’t increase our reading level to read more challenging books other than beginner books and story books that young children would be reading. He says we learn easy reading and don’t really challenge ourselves with something harder than say Little Red Ridinghood. And honestly how many of us can say we read and understand Shakespeare?
When our reading is on a low level, Thoreau says our thinking and our conversation levels become lower in level as well. Which would make sense because the lower your reading ability is, the less you will be able to talk about. It takes us back to the quote about being essential students. When we read we learn and our reading level increases as well as our thinking and conversation levels. So as students we learn to increase every level which helps us grow as people; but when we spend too much time focused and dependant on the so called luxuries of life like watching television all the time or spending the day on the computer instead of reading we don’t really grow higher. We are stuck at a certain level and it is possible that the level can decrease as well. I mean the more you read Shakespeare, Thoreau, Emerson, Euripides and others the easier it is to understand them.
Thoreau talks about so many different things in his novel. He goes from luxuries hindering us, to us needing to cut back on things in our lives to the importance of reading. And we are only in the third chapter! What else could this man talk about simply from spending two years in nature. He thought about everything he dealt with on a daily basis and how the things in oure lives effect ourselves for good or for bad. It is how we use the things we have in life that matters. Sure computers are a luxury and they can help us keep in touch with friends and family, some use it to earn some money, others use it to shop, but it can also hinder us because we can spend too much time on it and waste away the day doing frivolous things like watching videos on youtube. It has become so difficult for us to sit down with a book on the porch to read. We cannot spend two minutes away from the computer or television, so our cell phones have internet capabilities and video messaging so we can watch different things via our cell phones and other hand held things. We need to get back to reading more.
One thing we can do to help inprove those levels, is we can <gasp> read more. We can pick up different books and read them. We can read a little Emerson, then a little McCourt. If we really want a challenge try Dante’s Divine Comedy and something easier with John Grishom. There are always things we can read to learn more and improve our reading levels and the more we read the better our levels in everything can become. When we read the newspaper we can improve our knowledge in politics, economics and more. We need to be more well rounded with the things we read and have for conversation purposes. When we read more we can develop our ideas and theories more. I have noticed the more I have read the more developed my theology has become. Read more and become more well rounded. I know we all have something we find interesting to read. We can be deliberate as Thoreau said and become well versed in mystery novels. Read. Develop those conversation skills and thinking levels. Thoreau was harsh, but for a reason.
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Secretary and the function of every Agency
DSWD - Corazon juliano N.Soliman
- Has been acknowledge as the lead agency in basic social services. Through its 30 years existence. It has agency basics so it has operated under varied structures as been called by different names.
Department of foreign affairs-Delia Domingo Albert
-Uses a set of independent variables to separate cases based on groups you define.
DOH - Manuel Dayrit
- Child and family services agency. Health and medical services provides coordinated district assistance and resources to respond to public health and medical care needs following a public emergency.
DOJ - Raul Gonzales
Provision of legal services to all government owned and controlled corporations. Their subsidiaries, other corporate offspring’s and government acquired asset corporation.
DENR - Elisea Gozun
The director for disaster and Emergency response will become the directory of the DRC upon its activation.
DAR- Horacio Morales
Its serves as the current national agenda for sustainable development.
DND-Avelino J.Cruz J.r
The one who provided low of the government.
Deped - Edilberto De Jose
The CSCA, in consultation with the Bureaus and centers of pupil student co-curricular activities
DBM - MS. Bongodin
The forum aimed to provide policy guidelines and procedures in the preparation.
DOT - Roberto Pagdanganan
The office of the secretary provides leader,direction and substance to the overall operations.
DTI - Cesar V. Purisima
- Has thrown its support behind a plan to establish a regional economic zone.
DILG - Angelito Reyes
- It is hereby declared the policy of the state to protect the people.
DPWH - Florante Soriquez
Senator
The function of the senators are the one who create laws like the congressmen.
Ralph Recto, Manuel Villar, Mar Roxas, Pia Cayetano, Miriam Santiago, Bong Revilla, Ping lacson, Aquilino Pimentel, Alfredo lim, Jinggoy Estrada, Franklin Drilon, Robert Gordo, Kiko Pangilinan, Sergion Osmeña, Ed Angara, Juan Javier, Rodolfo Biazon, Lito Lapid, Joker Arroyo.
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Introduction
The first thing that we need to know is what is drug and what is the sign of drug abuse? People need to understand what will cause if we over dose using it and what are the side effects of it in our body.
Drug - It is a chemical substance that affects the functions of every part of the body and the worst is our mind when it is taken or applied through the skin.
Drug abuse - When you say drug abuse,it means you are overdosing a drug without due regard to accepted medical practices or sign of a physician.
Drug independence - Means a compulsive behavior brought about by drug abuse. It can be either be physical or psychologically. Another term of drug user is drug addict which means you are dependent to a drug or different kinds drugs.
Signs of drug abuse
If the person who were once relax and patience will become aggressive and a person who are neat and well groomed will change image into a careless looking. People who wear dark glasses and become dirty to look. They easily get angry and lost their interest to their work such as in school projects,office and other occupational field.
Types of drugs
Depressants (downers) - it is usually known as downers and a drug that action on the nervous system that promotes relaxation and sleep and you can named it bartituates and methaqualone.
Abuse of barbituates
If this will be overdose then the user will developed a tolerance to the drug and thus, increases the dosage to feel the desired effects or getting high.
Hallucinogens - it is a drug that can produce changes in mood and delusions and hallucinations.
Effects of hallucinogens
It this will be overdose, it will increase the heart rate and pulse rate. Elevated the blood pressure and increased body temperature that will result to death.
Inhalant - it is a volatile substances derived from ether chloroform. It can be use in the nose for inhalation.
Effects of the inhalants
If it will be overdose, it will create unsteadiness and restless to the person. Irritability and highly agitated condition.
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To develop your skills in writing,you need to set some goals on how you will achieve it someday and this will help you express yourself more. It will help you to have a successful life if you improve it. If you will be a good writer then you can do everything what ever it takes and it will serve you a wide range of occupations.
The first thing you need to improve is how to come up with ideas.I know that this is the difficult part on writing but you can do it. Always remember that there are lots of ideas around you and you can anything.
Try starting creating some ideas with your interest then you will create a good writing. Always start to those topic that you like and don’t force yourself to write those complicated topic is you are still in beginners area. You better remember that create something that is readable because it will not succeed if it is uninterested.
Organize your work well. Once you have the ideas for writing,decide on how you will arrange them. A good writing always have a clear and well arrange topics like the introduction, climax and ending.
Always remember that English grammar and spelling is very important if you want to improve your skill writings. Always research for opinions and read lots of books on how to develop your qualities in writing.
To learn the good strategies help you improve every word that you make.
Good luck.
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Probably one of the worst parts about looking for work is facing that inevitable interview. You only have one chance to make a great impression and convince them you’re right for the job. Here are some simple reminders that can make all the difference in helping you present yourself in the best possible way:
Get there early, if possible. It is extremely important that you be on time. Your punctuality (or lack thereof) is an indication of how you will be on the job. Plan to get there at least 5 – 10 minutes early. Not only will this ensure that you will be on time, but it gives you a few minutes to mentally prepare and not feel rushed. When you are in a better frame of mind, you will be more confident and able to present yourself much better.
Be prepared. You want to show your prospective employer that you are an organized, competent person and at this point, the only way to do that is through your interview. Have your resume and all references handy as well as any other materials you may need. Be sure to have a pen or two. Turn off your cell phone. Show him/her that you’ve given your all to prepare for them and that you would do the same as an employee.
Be friendly, but professional. A sincere smile is the easiest way to make a good impression. No one wants to work with someone who wears a perpetual frown or has a lousy attitude. This is particularly important if the job entails you working with the public. You will be representing the company and they want someone who will do this in a positive way. On the flip side, do not be overly familiar or personal with your interviewers. Avoid any inappropriate comments, jokes or opinions and stick to showing them a great personality and capable worker.
Dress appropriately. If possible, try to find out the dress code of the place to which you are applying. If unknown, then business/business casual is generally acceptable, but it never hurts to turn it up a notch when you want to make a good impression. Even if you are overdressed, it will show that you care about your appearance and make an effort to look good on the job. Be sure, though, to wear something that is comfortable and fits well. It is very distracting to the employer if you are squirming and fidgeting with your clothes all throughout the interview.
Say ‘thank you’. This is the final impression you will leave with your interviewers and you want to leave on a positive note. Thank them for their time and give a firm handshake if they offer. Sending a thank you note to follow up also makes a positive impact and may set you apart from the crowd if they are considering several people. Just be sure to send it immediately the next day or the same day if possible. People like to be appreciated and it speaks to your character as well.
These tips are pretty basic and simple, yet can have a tremendous impact on the outcome of your interview. You have only one chance to put your best foot forward, so make the most of it and hopefully you’ll find yourself punching a clock in no time!
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Today I read an article in our local newspaper that stated an independent research organization was commissioned to study whether the left leaning MSNBC has influenced the parent NBC network and moved their reporting more to the left. The study proved that MSNBC had not influenced NBC in that the NBC news coverage was not “less favorable toward republicans than the media as a whole.”
I find the wording remarkable. The organization doing the study must have a bit more ethics than expected, since the study was careful not to say that the reporting was unbiased. It just stated that it was no more biased than the media as a whole. I am certain the media would have preferred the report to say that news reporting was not biased.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to find any political news report that is not biased. Those news organizations that favor republicans will spin news reports in the favor of republicans, and those that favor democrats will slant in that direction. Unless it is directly quoted, a report of a Republican or Democrat speech will look entirely different depending upon the bias of the news organization, and most organizations will not directly quote unless the quote exemplifies their position or can be used to ridicule. But all media organizations want people to assume their news reports to be unbiased, and their opinions to be limited to the editorial comments.
So when NBC commissioned a study of their news reporting, the study group had to provide a report that was not critical of NBC. And finding that NBC news was no worse than any other news media was an acceptable conclusion. Think of how simple things would be if all groups or individuals performing studies or reviews would take the same tact. A restaurant reviewer could find that Joe’s Gourmet Grill is no worse than any other restaurant of that type, or a auto service reviewer could find that one automobile dealer is no worse than any other. This simplicity could even extend to the school report cards, as the teacher’s report could easily state that one child was no worse than any other.
But it would really benefit the public if during elections years, such as this one, reports would conclude that one candidate is no worse than any other. Then, perhaps, media news reports would concentrate on providing information on important issues so the voting public could get accurate unbiased information.
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One of the toughest courses the U.S. Army has to offer is Basic Airborne Training. The course is designed to train soldiers and officers how to become Paratroopers. The course is held at the Airborne School in Fort Benning, Georgia. The course is only 3 weeks long, but will test your physical endurance and mental toughness far beyond the normal boundaries.
Becoming a Paratrooper is certainly not for everyone. The training is long, hard, and physically demanding. Most of the soldiers that are not in top physical condition will be eliminated by the end of the first week. This is one course that will really separate the, “men from the boys.”
If you are interested in making the military a career, taking the Airborne course will definitely enhance your rank and credentials. All of the military’s special forces and special operations units like, the Green Berets, Navy Seals, and some specialized Ranger units, must be Airborne qualified before they can become a member of these elite units.
In the first week of training or “ground week,” the soldiers will be subjected to extreme physical conditioning, and basics like how to wear the parachute harness properly. They will also be trained on how to exit the aircraft properly by training on the “mock” door. They will also be taught the techniques of proper parachute landings, how to handle their parachute during the descent, and then they will actually jump from the 34 foot tower which actually simulates an actual jump.
During week two the tough physical conditioning continues along with training designed to teach a soldier how to control oscillation during their descent. More training is employed to emphasize safe landing procedures, and then the latter part of week two is spent making jumps from the 250 foot tower.
In the third and final week of training, the soldiers will make five real jumps from either an C-130 Hercules or a C-141 Starlifter aircraft. After the successful completion of five jumps they will earn their coveted silver ”Airborne Wings.”
The American Airborne Units have an incredibly rich and prestigious history. They have played an important role in the Normandy Invasion of World War II and the Battle of the Bulge. They have fought gallantly in the jungles of Vietnam, and have effectively engaged the enemy in Operation Desert Storm, Iraq, and Afghanistan. A substantial number of Medal of Honor recipients have also been Airborne soldiers.
If you’re looking to enter the military and are seeking a real challenge that can help enhance your career, consider enrolling in the Airborne training. The training and camaraderie is second to none, and you will truly understand what Paratroopers mean when they utter their famous motto, “Airborne All The Way.”
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