War is a vicious practice won not only by treacherous weapons, but by brave soldiers. There have been many wars in the history of the United States of America and the brave, loyal, and aging soldiers are known as veterans. They are quietly living among the people as average citizens and heroes. For freedom and justice, they fought for our country with outstanding bravery and reverence. Not only were Veterans important on the battlefield, but they are also significant to the United States future and history.
A veteran signed to devote a part of their life, willingly or unwillingly, to support and defend every citizen’s freedom. Veterans are important to our nation’s history because they are living story books. Many veterans tell their personal background and war accounts to their grandsons and granddaughters. Many veterans write books or short stories about their accounts. Their stories, which are carried on through generations, personalize the tragedy of war. The personal accounts of our nation’s veterans become a part of our nation’s history, which has the power to impact lives in the future.
Veterans are important to our nation’s future. Post 9/11 veterans have a unique distinction in U.S. military history. Unlike their parents or grandparents, who may have been drafted into service during conflict, post 9/11 veterans made an informed choice to possibly risk their lives to defend our country. These veterans have endured a number of challenges, including combat in Iraq and Afghanistan. The new veterans undoubtedly have outstanding problem solving skills, leadership abilities and compassion for their country. Because veterans are more likely than their civilian counterparts to be employed, these veterans will play a crucial role in the future.
Veterans have impacted the past and will continue to impact our nation in the future. Without veterans, Americans