Military patriotism, as a subset of broader patriotic sentiment, plays a crucial role in shaping the moral-spiritual and socio-cultural fabric of a nation. It embodies the commitment of individuals to their country's defense and sovereignty, reflecting deep-seated values of loyalty, courage, and self-sacrifice. This article explores the multifaceted nature of military patriotism, analyzing its significance as a high moral-spiritual and socio-cultural value. The discussion is grounded in theoretical perspectives, historical contexts, and contemporary implications, offering insights into how military patriotism contributes to national identity, social cohesion, and the preservation of cultural heritage.  ‎

Military patriotism, moral values, spiritual values

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