Spiritual Armament and the Cost of Victory
Efforts to stem destructive behaviors among Marines and Sailors must be illumined by a larger moral and spiritual vision that is the inheritance of our western ethical tradition. However, this vision and the life-transformation it brings, come with a cost. DON leaders will need to make investments, and where necessary reprioritize, in order to activate what Admiral Nimitz called, “spiritual armaments” in the fight to help our people.
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