¶ … Canadian Forces, small group military relationships
Within the Canadian Forces, how are small group military relationships on operational deployments in Kabul, Afghanistan?
A group is mostly defined to be two or more people interacting together so they can achieve a common specific goal. The main purpose of the group would be towards a shared and desired outcome. With this in mind, Military groupings are formed to achieve a common interest like defeating a common foe, or lobbying for a specific cause. The group will have some form of leadership structure to ensure it is not mistaken for a crowd. The leadership for military groups is formal. Military groups report to one leader, and follow the orders or instructions given by their leader. For the effectiveness of the military groups, the group members should work together. Working closely together, and for long periods, the group members will form certain bonds, and relationships with each other. These relationships are always geared towards the group's overall objective, and they are formed through trust and cooperation with each other.
The research proposal focuses on the small group military relationships for the Canadian Forces deployed in Kabul, Afghanistan. The research proposal, will attempt to provide theoretical support for the question been asked. It will provide explanations and methods of conducting the research. The research proposal will also identify the intentions of the research, and provide the methodologies to be used during the research. For the research topic, academic reasons will be provided for and against Suri & Clarke, 2009.
Methodologies that will be employed for data collection will be discussed in this research proposal. The research design will be analyzed in the research study. The research will investigate, present, and provide summarized facts about the research topic.
Purpose of the research
This research proposal will deal with this topic, within the Canadian Forces, how are small group military relationships on operational deployments in Kabul, Afghanistan? The armed forces for any country are closely guarded secrets, and finding information regarding their groupings is not available. One has to research the specific forces they wish to analyze. In the case for this research proposal, it is the Canadian Forces based in Kabul, Afghanistan. The research proposal will attempt to identify the various military groupings available for the Canadian Forces, how many service men and women are in the groupings, the structure of leadership, each group's role, how each group is made up, and the relationships found within the groups Morgan, 1996.
How relationships are developed within the various military groupings, will also be researched.
The purpose of conducting the research will be to gain more insight on the small group military relationships. These relationships will be related to how they are formed, how the members of a group interact with each other during official and unofficial timings, are the relationships long lasting or are they easily broken in case of quarrels. The research will also try to establish how each group handles disagreements amongst its members, and do the disagreements lead to lose of trust which would affect the groups' relationships.
The research will provide a better understanding of the military to people, their groupings, leadership and the kind of relationships that are found in the military groups. This information will provide the public with more insight and they will better appreciate their country's military. The military can also use the research findings to improve on their groupings, coming up with better groupings, managing the groupings and ensuring that the group members have cordial relationships with each other and other groups found in the military.
The best type of research for this kind of research would be observatory study. This is because the subjects are not controlled, or they are out of the investigators control Rosenbaum, 1992.
Military groups cannot be controlled by the investigator as they are complex units formed using a lot of red tape. Nobody would be willing to subject a country's service men and women to a controlled experimentation especially when they are in war. Using observation also ensures that the subjects are not interfered with, which leads to better results.
The other reason for choosing observatory study is because of the nature of the respondents to be studied. Since the subjects are participating in war, it would be very difficult to conduct a randomized experiment. The subjects been in their natural groupings would also afford the investigator better information, and more understanding as the investigator will get to see the subjects in their real world scenarios. Moving the subjects into a controlled experiment would not provide...
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