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Lieutenant Colonel P @TheLtColUSMC - Video: Extremely proud of how these young Marines carried themselves at LA Fleet Week.
Find them and recognize them.
Lady: “I can’t believe nobody here has been to war.”
Marine: “No, ma’am.”
Lady: “How can you be representing war if you haven’t seen war?”
Marine: “We are not representing war. We are representing what you can do for our country and our people.”
Lady: “You can hear my opinion, but I don’t want your opinion.”
Lady: “If you haven’t been to war, that’s why you guys are here. If you were they would’ve never brought you guys here.”
Lady 2: “When you say, ‘What can we do for our country?’ what about the homeless?”
Marines: “Have a nice day.”
Not a single raised voice.
Not a single ounce of disrespect.
Just young men and women standing in uniform, choosing discipline over anger and honor over ego.
In a world that rewards outrage, they showed restraint.
In a moment designed to provoke them, they answered with dignity.
These Marines may not have seen war yet — and we should pray they never have to — but they already understand sacrifice, service, and what it means to put something greater than themselves first.