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Military Engineering,e, agriculture, manufacturing, and transportation. It is impossible to escape the reach of the military because everything has some military relevance..Resources devoted to military work are staggering. The USA is responsible for over 40% of the more than $1.2 trillion dollar global military expendi

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Civilian Engineering,as also been important in the development of human civilization. The line between military engineering and civilian engineering is often not clear and not every engineering project or activity can readily be placed in one or the other of these categories. Nevertheless, some engineers work on project

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,The Engineer’s Commitment to Society,and Lucius Clay, while others, like Kurt Prüfer, Abdul Khan, and Lester Matz, did not. The reasons for this commitment, and its evolution, says a lot about the engineering profession..One of the most interesting engineers discussed earlier is Dan Applegate of the DC-10 story. While we do not know Mr

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Engineering and the Environment,r an engineer to do the right thing means that his or her actions would benefit the (human) public. That in itself is a fairly new idea for engineers, having been incorporated into American engineering codes of ethics only in the 1970s, but today engineers are charged with an entirely new responsibi

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Peace Engineering,e that military engineering (in all its forms, including working for defense contractors and conducting research for the Department of Defense) is destined to be used for warfare, either defensive or offensive, and they are unsure if they want to participate in such work. These engineers are looking

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