War Is A Profane Thing.

From The Time I Was Twelve Years Old Until I Retired Last Year At The Age Of Fifty-seven, The Army Was My Life. I Loved Commanding Soldiers And Being Around People Who Had Made A Serious Commitment To Serve Their Country.

Leadership Consists Of Character And Strategy. If You Can't Have Both, Opt For Character.

Judge Your Enemy Based Upon Capabilities, Not Intent, You Have To Look At The Enemy And Really Almost Make A Worst Case Call Every Time.

What Is Postwar Iraq Going To Look Like, With The Kurds And The Sunnis And The Shiites? That's A Huge Question, To My Mind.

With A Chemical Alarm, You're Going To Build One That Is Oversensitive Because You Would Rather The Alarm Go Off And Give You A False Alarm Than To Err On The Other Side