Many argue that the Marine Corps is the most favorable from all of the military organizations. Marines take pride in every aspect of the organization and uphold traditions that are one of a kind. According to the Commandant, leaders must have a strong sense of the great responsibility of their office; the resources they will expend in war are human lives. Our
THE MARINES AND ARMY All individual pride in service aside, every branch thinks that they are the best , and better than all the other branches. But, when it comes down to it, we all fight side by side for America. It doesn’t matter which side you are on, The Marines or the Army. You have to believe it is one world and one fight and one team. Deep down inside all should show deep respect for the opposite team, because we are all doing the same thing.
Marines will maintain and uphold this warrior ethos in and off duty. Therefore this will lead to a chain of participation on each Marine commitment, and as decade past, these issues will no longer be a concern but rather a code of honor that each Marine will be striving hard to achieve and not cave in to temptation or peers pressure. Marines Obey by their core values. Through out history they endure this core values by winning battles and conducting combat operations or humanitarian relief efforts at any given point, time and place. During combat operation Marines are trained ready to deploy any where around the world in a moment notice.
We should remember them and the good they did. Pearl Harbor fueled the American people to say no more. We didn’t want any more of our family members to die. That determination, because of that event, caused us to be the great American people we are today. For that, we should always remember Pearl
Woman's rights are the first to go too. In some countries the women can't work. They have to clean, cook, take care of the kids, and do what the men tell them to do. Is that right? I know that I'm proud to be an American and live in the United States and I thank our soldiers for fighting for us.
But despite all these obligations, they felt that freedom of their nation was most important and they did not hesitate to lay their lives down for that cause. We can learn a lot from the remarkable sacrifice that these exemplary men and women left for us to follow. We can read and study many of the World War accounts of the bravery that these soldiers exhibited in war. There are also many video and film documentaries of the World War years from which we can learn quite a lot about the things that happened during these wars. As a mark of respect, we can observe a minute of silence at 11 a.m. on November 11 every year.
Every hero is brave in some way shape or form. The soldiers fighting for our freedom and our country deserve the label ‘a hero’. They put their selves in the line of fire for the American Flag. It takes a truly special person to join the military. The military turns an average man into every American citizen’s hero.
US. History What it means to be a good leader? Being a good leader is being honest, brave, courageous and wanting to do great things for your country, looking out for the poor and the rich, looking out for others besides yourself. Always being honest to citizens of America, and making choices that would make the country better and stronger. Standing up for what is right and fighting to achieve your goals.
I appreciate America's veterans because they fought in our wars. I appreciate that because they were risking their lives for America. Millions of Americans are serving in the military to stand up and keep our country safe from attacks against our country. They sacrifice their freedoms to defend ours. They have to leave their families for long periods of time to be in war and combat.
Veteran’s Day Bravery, courage, patriotism, and sacrifice. These are the reasons we acknowledge our veterans. A veteran is a man or a women who have served, and continue serving everyday. We truly owe everything to our veterans. They risk their lives to fight for our country; they risk never getting to see their families again.