Today, we have gathered here to protect our country, and our loved ones. You have come here for your own respect, because there is nowhere else you would rather be. During this time of unrest and unease, we must all be one. You must not be selfish, but think of the neighborhood blokes now in the battlefields, who are sacrificing their lives for their country and family. Think of the amount of sufferings the Germans have caused to our people. We are a nation of brave men! We must put our differences aside and come together as one, all fighting for the same cause. To destroy these Germans! We can do this; we will do this! Americans are all winners! It’s the American dream to be the best at everything you do. America has the best men, we have exceptional weaponry, and the greatest spirit known to man. We cannot lose, we won’t lose! In fact, I feel sorry for those poor Germans! They don’t know who they’re gonna face! No one can defeat the Americans! We’re invincible! It’s in our American blood to fight, we love a combat. We are born to fight. And we will never surrender, we will always continue fight till we win. And you won’t die. The chances of a soldier dying during action is less than one percent. Death anyways occurs to every one of us. We are all scared of death, it’s a fact. There is no one in this room who can say that they’re not scared of death. But death is not something that we should be terrified of. We will all die one day. Most men will run away in their fright
You could understand why they were hesitant after their huge loss at Bunker Hill. The British were still staying in Boston and the most prized part of the city Dorchester heights was completely demolished when thee American’s got to it. The American’s got to it fairly easily though because the British weren’t even protecting the Heights. Not only were the British astonished the next day but so was the commander General Howe. The American’s achieved so much in that one night that people wondered what they could’ve been capable of if it was any longer.
I am happy to join with you today, as the Senator of the Hoosier state that is Indiana, in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for patriotism in the history of our nation. It is as if that a mere third of a century ago, we were not a nation, we were not united, we ran by tyranny, the British fed on our fear. Not today, now we have a nation, one day we will have a country from sea to sea. And that can be complete if we Americans do one thing. Fight the Mexicans for that land.
War! War! War! We must prepare, we must defend, we must fight, and we must prosper! We must come together to redeem our freedom from our enemy, Great Britain.
He says that we Americans have never been afraid to fight we just do it in a respectful manner where we won’t offend people. That what is 1941… times have changed and that doesn’t apply to America now but it did
When everyone thinks about war they cannot picture in their mind what it would be like out on a battlefield with a bunch of good friends, fighting side by side. They cannot picture the horrible and nasty sights you will see on a battlefield of men dying, their bodies being shot everywhere or being blown to pieces. Maybe from a movie they might have seen a battle or war, but it’s not even close to the same. They are people that you care for and love that have just been killed, live and in front of your face. You cannot do anything but watch them suffer and try to keep fighting.
By winning the war we were able to show the strength and determination of our country. One thing that showed our strength and determination was the bombing of Fort McHenry. To explain, after many hours of bombing, the huge American flag still waved above Fort McHenry. It was only able to wave because brave men held the flag up as if to tell the British that even if they knock down our flag and our people, we will never give up. You can't forget the Battle of New Orleans.
With that in mind, Americans should be ready and willing to lay down their lives to fight in any way the government wants. Just being born in America requires absolute servitude to the higher power without any regard for self-preservation, religious beliefs, or value in your own family. This point of view is unempathetic and hypocritical. Nobody is just willing to lay down their own life for government interests. It is dumbfounding to be so out of touch.
Many other men may not be as brave but that does not mean that they cannot fight for rights and justice among each other. I will re-enlist to make sure that we get what we need and to show honor to those that have fought bravely for
The United States is a nation that was created from war. America’s first war was fought for independence from Great Britain and is arguably the proudest victory in history for Americans. Our key freedoms may have been thought of in the mind of our founders, but they were won on the battlefield. The United States has since then become one of the freest countries in the entire world. No other country’s military could come close to the greatness of the United States’ military.
stand together to win the war against terrorism” (Eidenmuller par. 5).This statement alone shows the citizens, no matter who they voted for, that their protection is important to the leaders of this country and they will do what is necessary to make sure the people are safe and have the rights that they
Those americans are true americans, using what's given to them, people take it and grasp it. Why do people feel safe around a killing machine? It's hard to explain but people want to protect what's theres and they always will, anybody who gets in the way of that is going to lose.
This three day battle was horrible, the two best armies going to battle was not going to be a pretty sight. Thankyou to all those people that have lost their lives, another battle won and another battle closer to be done with this dreadful and disgusting war. Thanks to you our flag still flies
“We have it in our power to begin the world over again” -Thomas Paine, Common Sense. Consider the country we live in today. Now consider how we got here. How did an army of considerably less soldiers defeat the biggest powerhouse in the world at that time, Great Britain?
The same saying could be interperated in this situation for the American soldiers. “Small children who will play with you, old men with their talk, women who offer chai- / and any one of them may dance over your body tomorrow” (25-28). This quote shows that even though some people may seem innocent and easy to befriend, it is incognizant if they will rejoice over their death tomorrow. In the war zone, it is unkown. Soldiers are unaware of what could happen, or what the Midde Eastern people are going to do.
In the United States, serving in the military is seen as a model of true patriotism, and rightfully so. Service members train for 10 weeks in their transition from civilian to a soldier. They train to be able to endure all the hardships that may come their way. Service members have to be in the best physical shape to serve and because of all that they do, they are thought of as brave and selfless people. Service members make extreme sacrifices to defend our country and act selflessly by doing so; it is fitting that they are seen as heroes by many Americans.