Monday, March 25, 2024

National Medal of Honor Day


U.S. Air Force on X: "Today is National Medal of Honor Day. We recognize  the 3,525 American heroes who have been awarded the military's highest honor.  Each one of these individuals epitomized

The Medal of Honor, the apex of military distinction in the United States, celebrates acts of valor that surpass the call of duty, spotlighting gallantry that risks life itself. Awarded across all military branches and often by the President, it's a testament to supreme courage and sacrifice, emblematic of the nation's highest virtues. Recipients' deeds—whether saving lives, leading with unparalleled valor, or facing daunting adversaries—epitomize the pinnacle of bravery and selflessness inherent in military service. Evolving criteria over time ensure it symbolizes not just momentous heroism but also the enduring spirit of American patriotism. It stands as a beacon of the noblest values of the U.S. military and the country, recognizing individual feats that collectively weave the fabric of our national identity.

 Today, on this National Medal of Honor Day, we thank those who showed unwavering courage and self-sacrifice. As a Army Veteran my passion is and always will be with our military members both past and present. We are who we are because of the men and women that have taken the ultimate sacrifice and dedicated their life to this country. I am both proud and humbled to have worked with these warriors. This day serves as a reminder to me that freedom isn't free.

Since its creation in 1863, the Medal of Honor has been given to 3,517 hero's, each story serves as a moving tribute, to bravery and selflessness. Confronted with challenges that seemed impossible to overcome these courageous individuals have shown unwavering strength and commitment driven by a love for their country and strengthened by the bonds of camaraderie formed in the heat of battle. Their tales, filled with acts of courage and compassion shed light on the dedication to duty and sacrifice that embodies the spirit of being a soldier.

On National Medal of Honor Day my tribute goes beyond honoring these individuals; I reaffirm my commitment, to the enduring principles they represent—courage, honesty and an unwavering sense of responsibility. To my veterans today serves as a reminder of the bond that unites us—a bond forged through shared challenges and victories. For those embarking on the path to homeownership know that the same dedication and determination that guided me during my service are now what I offer to support you in finding your haven.

Lets all take a moment today to contemplate the sacrifices made for our freedom and to honor the individuals who have gone above and beyond their call of duty. May their tales motivate us to live with bravery, uphold honesty, and strive to make an impact on those around us.


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