It develops the cadets in leadership, responsibility and dedication. It really gets them to positions where they build their confidence. A. Patriotism is not always observed by someone's actions out in public. One can be a patriot when in their family group. Americans celebrate the Fourth of July, our independence.
Some people also join the military, which proves they are willing to go the extra step.
During a time of crisis, you usually see it a little more readily. For example, during the First and Second World Wars, everyone came together and put together an effort to achieve a common goal. That is basically what patriotism is, everyone just coming together to show their support for their country and do what they think is right. It's a community effort. In honor of Patriots Day week, Press Herald reporters interviewed Mainers about how they view patriotism in their lives and communities at the beginning of the new century.