What does the word valor mean to you?

Being the best you can be, honorable, Courageous, Self-sacrificing, putting other in front of you.

Valor means being willing to defend your Teammates and protect them, and yourself in the face of imminent danger. It means Bravery, Mental Acuity, and the fortitude to get the job done, even in the face of overwhelming odds.

Valor to means God, Country, Protecting what we have built for over 200yrs. It also stands for Standing up for Truth, Justice and being Honorable. It being selfless in Protecting each other since God sees us a Brothers & Sisters. This is the Human Race we need to stop using a color brush to depict one race over another. Finally Valor is Some one putting their life on the line to protect others, This means giving up your life to protect those that can't or won't protect them selves. Sometimes Valor is laying down your life for others...

Valor takes courage to the next level. Any member serving and knowing they must put their lives on the line for their country will go into a hostile environment with courage. Valor is when men or women go beyond the call of duty while staring death in the face and stay in the fight regardless of the outcome.

Today valor represents the character of the Ukrainian people for standing up for their country, their way of life in the midst of the ever present danger from the Russian forces that have invaded their sovereign lands. When will the Free World stand up against this tyranny, this threat to the World Order? Will it be over the annexation of Taiwan? Will it be over the annexation of South Korea? We sat on our hands when Crimea fell. How can we watch these true heroes of a free democracy fall?

Risking or giving your life for the benefit of others without hesitation.

Risking or giving your life for the benefit of others without hesitation.

To me VALOR means risking your life to save the life or lives of your fellow soldier or soldiers both in combat and non-combat situation.

Special and honorable

Demonstrating bravery beyond the norm in the face of adversity and when under duress or under fire vice the difficult situation during peacetime.