Character Values, Beliefs, Morals, and Virtues
The term "virtue" is used here as a good or admirable quality or property. In many cases, what is a virtue may also be described as a character value, a moral, and a principle. We do not intend to suppose that we have selected the right, proper, or even complete virtues that people may adopt. We similarly do not mean to infringe in any way on a person's chosen beliefs or values. Simply, we present the virtue in connection to the great accomplishments of some wonderful people and ask everyone to consider how this virtue might help.

Virtues of Each Hero
We have chosen a single virtue for each of the 25 Real American Heroes as it relates to his/her actions and/or accomplishments. Doing so is inherently limiting because every heroic person, powerful action, and great accomplishment includes many, many influences. We acknowledge and honor every hero for all that s/he is, all the virtues s/he exhibits, and same for all others who helped them.

Card Representations
The image representations of the trading cards are likeness only and are not exact representations. The actual cards may appear different and/or contain different information.

External References
Unless otherwise noted, we do not specifically encourage or endorse the contents of websites or organizations listed in our site (aka in various Links sections). Likewise, we have selected some books, CDs, and movies that may also be of interest to you. We are not responsible for their content and provide references for your information, only.

Quotes and Fun Facts
The quotes, fun facts, and additional information on each hero is available on the internet. We have assembled some of this information here but cannot fully confirm the accuracy and reliability of the information. We encourage you to do further research.

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