ww1 punishment, Australian Army

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Punishment

Punishment. Behavior. Increase Decrease. Positive Reinforcement. Positive Punishment. Presented Remove Or Omitted. Negative Punishment. Negative Reinforcement. So, reinforcement= behavior punishment= behavior. stimulus. Positive Punishment

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WW1

WW1. Events leading to WW1 Would World War 1 have happened if world leaders had made different choices? What if there weren’t world alliances? What would you have done? Which alternate reality will you choose?. One world power attacks other world powers. Kill a world leader. Avoid WWI.

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WW1

Trench Warfare: Daily life in the trenches. WW1. Rationale for the trenches. Schlieffen Plan : Germany quickly advanced through Belgium and into Northeast France and began push for Parisian assault They fail and both sides dig in. Trench Warfare.

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WW1

WW1. March to War. Germany and the New Balance of Power. Germany – population, industry, military might had all increased 1900 – Germany was out producing both Britain and France in steel 41 million to 64 million by 1910

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WW1

WW1. 1914 -1918. M.A.I.N REASONS FOR CONFLICT. MILLITARISM – competitive arms/weapons build-up between Britain and Germany ALLIANCE SYSTEM – pacts and agreements between leading nations assured that any conflict involving one of them would eventually involve all of them.

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WW1

WW1. 1914 to 1918. REASONS FOR WORLD WAR I. 1. Nationalism : a great love for your country. Europe showed extreme nationalism (belief that your country is the best)  fighting in war 2. Alliances: agreements or “deals” between countries, to back each other up in case of trouble.

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WW1 Quiz

WW1 Quiz. What can you remember!?. Round 1:Q1: Countries involved in WW1- Can you name them!? . 4. 1. 3. 5. 6. 8. 2. 7. Round 1:Q2: Countries involved in WW1- Now try to name their flags. Round 1:Q3: Countries involved in WW1- The two power blocks.

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History of the Australian Army Cadets

History of the Australian Army Cadets. Learning Objective. By having an understanding of the history and organisation of the Australian Army Cadets, you as a member, will be better equipped to be part of the AAC in its present day form and to better understand the aims of Cadet Training.

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WW1

WW1. BY RUTH. POPPIES. Poppies are special to me because they represent the soldiers that fought in WWI. They help me remember that the soldiers who fought, fought for us to keep our land and live happy lives. Lots of fields that were fought in grew poppies after the fight was over.

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British Army Officers of WW1

Clive Hawkins 22 November 2013. British Army Officers of WW1. WO 339. WO 339: War Office: Officers' Services, First World War. This series contains records and correspondence for Regular Army and Emergency Reserve officers who served in the First World War.

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WW1

WW1. Name: Jared Ramey. Who was the war with?. On one side was the Triple Alliance made up of Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy Triple Entente of France, Russia and Great Britain. When did the war happen?. WW1 happened in 1914. Where did the war take place.

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Director General Reserves - Australian Army

Army Reserve Update DRA National Conference 23 October 2010. BRIG I. G. Spence, RFD. Director General Reserves - Australian Army. Scope. Army Reserve Snapshot Army Reserve Deployments Directorate of Reserves - Army Current Challenges. Snapshot - 15 OCT 2010. 14,800 Active Reserve (AR)

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ww1

ww1. by O llie. trenches. In world war1 the trenches filled up with rain water so lots of solider got trench foot the trench are very deep and skinny. Ronald Edward Bary. Ronald Edward B ary was a ace pilot in world war two. he died because he was carrying a faulty bomb and it blow up.

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ww1

ww1. By jahzaya and keira. Plans were used to throe down bombs. In ww1they did not have much people who lived it was very sad. Poppies grow in flanders fields they are red. How did ww1 start. people were fighting. knifes swards and guns. they got very bad ingreys.

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WW1

WW1. POPPIES. Today marks 92 years since the first poppy day was held in new Zealand in remembrance of fallen soldiers and to support returned soldiers in need along with their families. There are 10 facts about this special day. Trenches.

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WW1 - Stalemate

WW1 - Stalemate. Lesson starter Describe the Schlieffen Plan, the German plan for a war on two fronts. Today we will look at what happened when the Schlieffen plan failed. Learning Intention. Understand why a stalemate developed on the Western Front

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WW1

WW1. Russian Revolution. Russia in WW1. Weaknesses: Did not have sufficient food, appropriate armaments, or adequate roads to supply its army Supplies cut from Allies (Ottoman Empire) Poorly led army (Corruption People lost faith in government Rents, taxes, and debts kept peasants poor.

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WW1

WW1. POWERPOINT JEOPARDY. Section 1. Section 2. Section 4. Section Mix. Section 3. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 20. 20. 20. 20. 20. 30. 30. 30. 30. 30. 40. 40. 40. 40. 40. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. Category 1 – 10 Points What 3 countries made up the Triple Entente?.

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ww1

ww1. By mason. The trenches are made out of mud some time soldiers get trench foot the trenches are so muddy. Poppies were made in Flanders felids. Poppies are impotent because the soldiers that fort in the war.

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ww1

ww1. By Joel. Poppies Poppies were used to represent the wartime heroes that fell in war. They decided to be represented by a soldier in Flanders's fields that saw the poppies and they started to represent soldiers that died in war After a century people still think about people in wartime.

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Australian Army Surplus

LEGEAR Australia is the leading supplier of the Law Enforcement, Military, Public Safety, Hunting and Outdoor products in Australia and New Zealand. It has built a reputation on providing the highest quality products, offering exceptional service and on time delivery since 1999.

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ww1 Australian uniforms

Apart from Nazi uniforms people also go for ww1 Australian uniforms and Pipe band doublets. Unlike uniforms the pipe band doublets are available in more vibrant in colours like red, blue, scarlet, Khaki, archer green etc.

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