VC Fred Wilson on Duty, Honor, Country

I was born at a US military academy and I spent my childhood while my father teaches engineering.

In 1962, when I was under 1 year old, Douglas MacArthur came to the West Point Military Academy to receive the Sirvenus Thayer award and made a famous "responsibility, honor, country" speech.

"Responsibility, Honor, Country - These three sacred words will devotely decide what you should do, what you can do, what kind of person you will be."

I think about the words of John McCain's death, he is a person who reflects them in the political circle.

When I campaigned with Barack Obama in 2008, I did not vote for John McCain, but I appreciate the way he shows myself in political regime.

General Douglas MacArthur 's speech responsibility, honor, state responsibility, honor, and national slogan gathered the security of the United States from West Point cadets and all future soldiers. This address contains a very important spiritual usage, followed by a pass and a logo. The use of these literary elements suggests that his main way of attracting the audience is by strict observance of emotional authority. The combination of spirit and sorrow forms a very powerful speech and each student is a soldier while planting them with responsibility, honor and the need of the country. Mr. MacArthur's speech responsibility, honor, country, spirit, sorrow, and signs seem to be his last responsibility. "There is always echo and re-echo, responsibility, honor, country, I will say good-bye to you."

A country with an effective army is built on honor, responsibility and the state. "Glory" is to respect the Creator and worship the Creator. "Responsibility" is an obligation to promote peace and tranquility in accordance with God and its words. "State" is courage and loyalty to the home of the country of liberty. Honor, responsibility, and state do not depend on arrogance on our military strength, but promote persistent trust for the Lord. We respect God when we include him and its principles in our country's conversation and the rule of law. We respect our compatriots by providing the pursuit of the environment, freedom, and happiness of life. This is the reason why our men and women died to defend the country. If there is no faith, family and freedom as a strong reason for the war, we will fail. The military respects themselves, covers each other's backs, nobody leaves