Never Let The Enemy Pick The Battle

Every Man Is Scared In His First Battle. If He Says He's Not, He's A Liar. Some Men Are Cowards But They Fight The Same As The Brave Men Or They Get The Hell Slammed Out Of Them Watching Men Fight Who Are Just As Scared As They Are. The Real Hero Is The Man Who Fights Even Though He Is Scared.

For Over A Thousand Years Roman Conquerors Returning From The Wars Enjoyed The Honor Of Triumph, A Tumultuous Parade. In The Procession Came Trumpeteers, Musicians And Strange Animals From Conquered Territories, Together With Carts Laden With Treasure And Captured Armaments. The Conquerors Rode In A Triumphal Chariot, The Dazed Prisoners Walking In Chains Before Him. Sometimes His Children Robed In White Stood With Him In The Chariot Or Rode The Trace Horses. A Slave Stood Behind The Conqueror Holding A Golden Crown And Whispering In His Ear A Warning: That All Glory Is Fleeting.

There Is Only One Tactical Principle Which Is Not Subject To Change. It Is To Use The Means At Hand To Inflict The Maximum Amount Of Wound, Death, And Destruction On The Enemy In The Minimum Amount Of Time.

Those Who Live In Fear Die A Thousand Deaths.

There Are Three Ways That Men Get What They Want: By Planning, By Working, And By Praying.