Ethical Warrior Research Paper

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In my opinion an Ethical Warrior is a fighter and protector with a good set of values that allows him to make good ethical decisions during peacetime or in the battlefield. An ethical warrior fights to protect our country and other countries life. He fights battles using deathly force as of last result and provides aid to others, even to his enemies. He is a professional on everything He does; He treats all humans with dignity and respect. An ethical warrior is someone who is mentally and physically prepared to overcome fear, fatigue, stress and exhaustion during critical situations. As Marines we are considered Ethical Warriors because of the training we do (MCMAP) and the three core values we are instill in recruit training honor, courage

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