What does the word integrity mean to you?

My take on integrity is honesty to myself and to others, being trustworthy in all things, and taking responsibility for my actions as well as having strong moral and ethical principles and values.

Integrity means to me if you being in the military need help in
Getting home, and some one helps you , and give their time and financial support, the lest you can go is to drop by and Thank Them, spend time with them and swap Stories, do not take their and run, A lot of soldiers need help, but also those helping is due a lot of respect., Praying for our soldiers stuck over seas

Integrity is your word, telling the truth even when it means the outcome might not go in your favor. Standing up for someone even when you might not like their beliefs, but you know they have the right voice their opinions.

Doing the RIGHT thing no matter what anyone else says or thinks, whether it’s for a good or “bad” person / people, even if it’s against all odds, whether or not anyone else knows about it or not because you also care.

Honoring your word, because if you don't know one else will either. Stand strong in your decisions and accept the consequences honorably because your children or someone is always watching.

The continuous execution of truthfulness and honesty.

Doing what is the morally ethical and right thing to do even in the absence of anyone else.

Undeniably honest, trustworthy and and without conflict of conveying truth

Always doing what is right even when there is no one watching.

Tell the truth. keep your word. make decisions that are best for the most lives. keep thinking of others not just yourself.