1. Imagine you are in a military unit with a Deaf soldier. There are many situations where audible orders will be given. How might you help your Deaf fellow soldier know about these orders?
2. What problems might arise if a Deaf soldier was in a battle situation where weapons were being fired?
3. Would a Deaf soldier endanger the safety of their whole unit? Explain your answer.
4. Do you think that deafness should disqualify a person from serving in the military? Explain your answer.
5. Deafness is a sensory difference, as is blindness. Do you think a blind person could serve in the military? What different types of problems might come up?

1: You can use sign language to inform them, if you don't know sign language you can do it as an example for them and physically show them what to do.

2: In this situation if weapons were fired, they may not know unless there are people around and they see other soldiers’ reaction. Depending on the weapon they may feel a vibration (if the weapon was fired near/close to them), and if someone didn’t inform the deaf soldier it could put their life in danger.

3: I think that there is a possibility that the deaf soldier could potentially put the safety of their unit at risk because if they are taking cover or hiding and they are unaware because they cannot hear what is going on around them this can be a giveaway to the whole unit.

4: Personally I think that deaf people should not be in the military. I think this because it puts them and the people around them at a higher risk.

5: I think that blind people should not be in the military at all. This is because it puts them at a huge risk of danger because they cannot see their surroundings, they don't have a sense of direction, they can't see what is coming for them, etc.

Explanation:

These are my answers, feel free to use them or to switch it up, BUT Questions 4 and 5 are opinion based. They are my opinion and not fact.