The B stands for Brave, Bold, and Broadminded. Brats deal with new and exciting situations all the time, and learn quickly to accept people, regardless of race, color, creed, country of origin, or religion. The R stands for Resilient, Reliable, and Responsible. Brats bounce back from the turmoil inflicted upon them by their parents profession. The A stands for Amiable, Adaptable, and Audacious.
Brats learn to make friends quickly in new moves, and to be daring when they have to be.
It s no coincidence that many award-winning media personalities, such as CNN s Lynne Russell, ABC s Elizabeth Vargas, and performers such as Robert Duvall, Faye Dunaway, and Sandra Bullock are military children. So is Mark Hamill, but considering Luke Skywalker's father, I'm not sure he's the best example I could bring up. The T stands for Tenacious, Tough, and Tolerant. Brats hang in there when the going gets tough, and they also stand up for the beliefs of others. They have the opportunity to be minorities themselves, sometimes by their race, but almost always as the new kids.