AXIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR SHAPING THE MILITARY CULTURE OF YOUTH AMID THE SPIRITUAL AND MORAL THREATS OF GLOBALIZATION

The article provides a philosophical analysis of the axiological foundations for shaping the military culture of youth in the context of globalization, a process accompanied by deepening spiritual and moral crises, shifting value orientations, and the erosion of traditional identities. Military culture is examined not only as a set of professional and behavioral norms but, first and foremost, as a value-based worldview phenomenon that ensures the stability of the individual and society in the face of global threats. Special attention is paid to the role of patriotism, civic responsibility, duty, and social solidarity in forming a holistic worldview among the youth of Uzbekistan. The necessity of a philosophically substantiated approach to cultivating military culture as an element of the state's spiritual security is justified.