Understanding Military Branch Sayings/Creeds

I'm trying to learn more about the military and its traditions. I've heard that every branch has a saying or creed. So, what are the unique sayings or creeds of the various military branches in the US? Thanks for your help!

Sure, I can provide some information on these. Each branch of the U.S. military indeed has its own distinct creed or motto. These reflect their particular missions, values, and traditions:

- Army: The Soldier's Creed is something every Army personnel learn, which starts with "I am an American Soldier." The official motto of the U.S. Army is 'This We'll Defend'.

- Marine Corps: The Marines are known for their battle cry "Oorah," and their well-known motto is "Semper Fidelis", a Latin phrase that means "Always Faithful".

- Navy: The Navy uses multiple mottos, but the most prominent one is "Non Sibi Sed Patriae", which means "Not for Self, but for Country". The Navy also has something called The Sailor’s Creed, which begins "I am a United States Sailor."

- Air Force: The motto of the U.S. Air Force is "Aim High... Fly-Fight-Win". They also have the Airman's Creed which starts with "I am an American Airman."

- Coast Guard: "Semper Paratus" is the motto for the Coast Guard, translating to "Always Ready." The Coast Guard Ethos, often used like a creed, begins with "I am a Coast Guardsman."

- Space Force: As the newest branch, the Space Force's motto is "Semper Supra," which means "Always Above." Their ethos or creed is still being developed given the relatively recent establishment of the branch.

Remember, these mottos and creeds underscore the significant responsibilities and immense pride of service in each branch of the U.S. military.