In A Man-to-man Fight, The Winner Is

Anyone Who Has To Fight, Even With The Most Modern Weapons, Against An Enemy In Complete Command Of The Air, Fights Like A Savage Against Modern European Troops, Under The Same Handicaps And With The Same Chances Of Success.

The Commander Must Establish Personal And Comradely Contact With His Men, But Without Giving Away One Inch Of Authority.

There Is One Unalterable Difference Between A Soldier And A Civilian: The Civilian Never Does More Than He Is Paid To Do.

The Organization Of Supplies, The Command Of Men, Anything In Any Way Constructive Requires More Than Intellect; It Requires Energy And Drive And An Unrelenting Will To Serve The Cause, Regardless Of One's Personal Interests.

Winning The Men's Confidence Requires Much Of A Commander. He Must Exercise Care And Caution, Look After His Men, Live Under The Same Hardships, And-above All- Apply Self Discipline. But Once He Has Their Confidence, His Men Will Follow Him Through Hell And High Water.