It Is Our Duty To Serve Those

It Was My Duty To Shoot The Enemy, And I Don't Regret It. My Regrets Are For The People I Couldn't Save: Marines, Soldiers, Buddies. I'm Not Naive, And I Don't Romanticize War. The Worst Moments Of My Life Have Come As A Seal. But I Can Stand Before God With A Clear Conscience About Doing My Job.

At Another Location, We Found Barrels Of Chemical Material That Was Intended For Use As Biochemical Weapons. Everyone Talks About There Being No Weapons Of Mass Destruction In Iraq, But They Seem To Be Referring To Completed Nuclear Bombs, Not The Many Deadly Chemical Weapons Or Precursors That Saddam Had Stockpiled.

Savage, Despicable Evil. That's What We Were Fighting In Iraq.

None Of My Problems Come From The People I've Killed.

I Don't Have To Psych Myself Up, Or Do Something Special Mentally - I Look Through The Scope, Get My Target In The Cross Hairs, And Kill My Enemy, Before He Kills One Of My People.