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An 8 page discussion of the inherent differences between the traditional U.S. military role of national defense and that of international peacekeeping. Asserts that it is our duty as the most powerful nation in the world to assist in international peacekeeping. Distinguishes between our actions in events like the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the September 11, 2001 destruction of the World Trade Center, and even the American Revolution and world peacekeeping missions that we engaged in the Persian Gulf War and Kosovo. Contends that it is the responsibility of the U.S., however, to continue to act as a world peace keeper. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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File: AM2_PPusRole.rtf
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in events like the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the September 11, 2001 destruction of the World Trade Center, and even the American Revolution and world peacekeeping missions that we engaged
in the Persian Gulf War and Kosovo. Contends that it is the responsibility of the U.S., however, to continue to act as a world peace keeper. Bibliography lists
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casual observation can reveal that there are distinct differences between the traditional U.S. military role of national defense and that of international peacekeeping. While national defense is an inherent
expectation for any military, it seems that peacekeeping missions only fall to the strongest of the worlds powers. There are a number of implications of the U.S. military engaging
in peacekeeping activities abroad, however. These implications call for clearly identifiable responsibilities and limitations, responsibilities and limitations which have obviously played an important historical role in protecting U.S. interest
both at home and abroad and will inevitably do so in our future as well. Our military role in regard to national defense
and peacekeeping alike relates directly to our power as a nation. Power in the United States consists of numerous varied aspects. In most cases when one considers the
concept of power they do so in relation to military might and political influence. There are other aspects of power as well, however. Some contend that the U.S.
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