What does the word honor mean to you?

Being Honest with God, Being Honest with Others, and being Honest with Yourself.

Honor is giving dedication to something bigger than oneself like God, Country and Freedom. Honor is part of character, a standard, that knows the value of always doing the right thing even against opposition. Truthfulness, trust, courage,respect,
loyalty, and persistence are involved to have and give honor.

Honor. Means respecting the history of those that have sacrificed and toiled to elevate a cause or ideal. We honor those that gave to our common goal, their leadership, efforts and sacrifice of health and wealth. Just as in battlefields spanning our legacy, our flag represents the history of those that gave of themselves and we honored them with flag bearers that led assaults on the battlefield or raising the flag after taking of a objective. We honor their collective representation at ceremonies and historical events.

Honor is more than just a word it’s an action without thought. When you will stand up or beside someone because they need your support, assistance or just your strength to get them through. To know right from wrong and stand up for justice even if it hurts you along the way. A person who has Honor may be scared going into a situation but they’ll still tread in knowing it’s the right thing to do. Honor is something to hold True to and it’s not something that can be faked because if you have it it’s an ingrained part of you. Honor knows no bounds.

Honor is the willingness to do the right thing always, especially, when it is not expected. Honor is the reason we are soldiers in service to our country, if not me now, whom and when ?

Being proud. Being interested. Being faithful. Being respectful. Being willing to lay your life down for others. Being there for others. All of this, because I learned it and lived it in the United States Navy.

Honor is to give the highest level of respect and recognition to those who have earned it.

Honor is that intangible quality that compels you to do the right thing in the face of all odds. Respecting others, and oneself.

Honor is beyond words; Honor is an action of respect towards self and others. I Salute superiors out of respect and because I value the training I have received. Go Army!

Honor is a life time of respect, sacrifice, loyalty, faith, duty you live and die for without question if it isn't in your blood it's not in your heart.