Speech About Veterans

These past and present veterans are vital to the survival of the U.S. They make it possible for us to have a life worry free, to the thought of danger. Without past generations of veterans we would be living in a country full of awful things. Veterans help to protect the children and people, by keeping

Today, we stand as proud Americans, and use our free speech as a weapon, the government is concerned about gay marriage, abortion, and many other issues. Another issue that is usually neglected is that many of our beloved veterans are homeless, even after all that they have done for our country. This is not what this was meant for and I believe we are abusing our right of free speech. Our veterans did not fight these wars for us to bring another war out of something won. That is what we are leading to. Another war all because we don’t know how to use our valuable prizes.

Our nation past was, well, not always perfect. Without some of our veterans, our country wouldn’t be as free as it is. Veterans continue to make our country a free country, which also makes it a better place to live in. Veterans stood up for our country; whether the ones forced to go during the draft, or the ones who voluntarily go. Whether the cause, they were always ready to go and fight for the people’s freedom. We really do see how great these people are, I mean, they risked their life for ours to be

Veterans put their life on the line to help defend our country because it’s something they feel they need to do. They are very inspiring people. Most people don’t have the courage to go to war. The men and women who are so courageous are once in a lifetime people who have amazing stories to tell. Our freedom would not exist if it weren’t for veterans.

Are veterans won the war, and gave us freedom to do or have rights of speech. Veterans gave us freedom so we don't have to be there slaves, and beaten if u did not do there work. Freedom is very grateful and now we have faith and liberty. They fight to let us have that freedom , and they will never give up. Over all we should think them for are freedom without those who fought we would not be able to

I was far too young to remember but we have pictures to show me with him by his truck or visiting him. My dad tries to give me and my sister every moment of him that he can. I cherish every moment because who could have known something could have happened to him and i may have never seen him again. He’s the best dad i could ever ask for and i wouldn’t trade him for anything. You should feel the same if you have someone in your family that served. From the time you wake up to the time you lay down at night to go to sleep you should pray to protect the ones out on the line protecting us and thank for the nes that came home safe and the ones that have been home for a long time that fought in wars so long ago we probably weren’t even alive fights that may have happened that we were too young to know. I know that I’m thankful for every single soldier man and women out still fighting or home today with family. They risk everything and go into it knowing the dangers and knowing they might not come

Living in America, the land of the free, I have taken the right of freedom for granted a few too many times. To this day, certain populations around the world are not able to enjoy the right of individualism. Many are oppressed by their country’s strict law due to a primarily focus on male dominance, child labor, and female oppression. Obtaining freedom is never easy. It takes honor, courage, and commitment. Fighting for freedom is an ironic concept because soldiers must be willing to sacrifice their own. Even after knowing this sacrifice, we still have brave individuals who volunteer to put their lives in harm’s way for the safety and insurance of our freedom. It is only fair that we return the favor and take care of our soldiers and veterans

I have maybe four people (that I know of) that are veterans that I’m related to. All of my great grand fathers served. I have a friend that is a graduate from VMI(Virginia Military Institute).

There have been many great wars in history of The United States of America, and these loyal, hard working and aging soldiers have come to be called veterans. A veteran is someone who has served or is serving in the armed forces. They are honored on November, 11 every year. That's how much they mean to us. We honor them because they risk their lives saving ours. They should be noticed for all their sacrifices. They should also be honored because they help keep freedom in our country. These are three reasons why they should be honored, there are many more because they do so much for us.

As you walk through life, do you think of the freedom that you have? Many people don’t. Through the years, our country has survived all of the attacks on us because of the people that risk their lives for us. As we walk around we don’t realize how many soldiers are out there today. In between 2009 and 2012 the U.S. would lose as many as 30 to 60 troops in any given month. We need to remember the veterans that have died in war and after the war.

And while their feelings are sincere, it is important to remember that veterans are defending us 365 days a year. The heroism that has been demonstrated time and again by veterans

How many of you have a great life with freedom? Well I do and it's all because of the veterans. They served for us and gave us freedom, equal rights, and the right to travel. I would like to take a moment to thank all the Veterans for serving for our country I would like you all to know we all appreciate your sacrifices for the country's freedom and equal rights. I would like all of the veterans to know I respect the American flag and respect the National Anthem.

I don’t know much about what it’s like out there in the war but I could only image how hard it was. Without you we would not have the rights and Freedom we have today. It reminds me that freedom comes at a price. All would agree that our veterans hold a eternal place in our hearts.

Have you ever felt the pain knowing you and the people beside you might not be there tomorrow? Have you ever known the feeling of having your family oceans away? Although I have never felt anything close to that, I have empathy for those who have. I feel others should realize all of the Veteran’s pain, and their sacrifice, just for us! For our Freedom! Freedom of Education, of Speech, of Choice and many more. I say “ Thank you.” to the Veterans. Yet, it’s not just the Veterans that make sacrifices.

I have spent time around veterans my entire life, whether it was my grandpa Gerald who served in the Air Force for twenty plus years, my dad’s co-workers who served as Navy pilots before becoming commercial pilots, or the caddies I worked with throughout high school. Each veteran I met has a different perspective on his or her time serving our country.