“What does a person have to go through to experience the true values of what a comradeship is?”

Comradeship is more than a friendship, your comrades are people that you would do anything for, give anything for, and die for. Your comrades are now what keeps each other still and together. If they are missing or not present then you are not the same person or you have to make adjustments in order for things to be in order. 

These are the true values of comradeship, someone that is your friend, family, and someone that you would catch a bullet for. That leaves the question, what do you have to go through in order to have a comradeship with another person or persons? Well, it doesn’t need to be like going through hell and back, it can just be in a situation where you are able to see their true colors, how they operate, and how well they can work with you. For example, you’re doing a group project and the person working with you does some work and chats you up like you are friends with them. That is a friend. A comrade will work with you, the full 100%, ask questions and seek on how the both of you can make this project perfect and then you work together on the future projects seeing good results and you adjust when things do go correctly. Another example is a football team doing conditioning, Coach screams, “No one put your hands on your knees there’s no air down there! If someone does, we run again!”.  A player who is tired and doesn’t think about his comrades and his team will put his hands on his knees out of selfishness, A player who is tired but doesn’t put his hands on his knees will find ways to encourage his teammates and make sure they stay up and running. Comrades look out for those around them making sure they are their absolute best and they would do anything to make sure they are succeeding in the struggles they face.