It's Not Easy To Shed The Idea

I Was Scared Before Every Battle. That Old Instinct Of Self-preservation Is A Pretty Basic Thing, But While The Action Was Going On Some Part Of My Mind Shut Off And My Training And Discipline Took Over. I Did What I Had To Do.

After The War, They Took Army Dogs And Rehabilitated Them For Civilian Life. But They Turned Soldiers Into Civilians Immediately, And Let Em Sink Or Swim.

Actual Combat Experience Is The Only Teacher. You Never Come Out Of A Skirmish Without Having Picked Up A Couple Of New Tricks; Without Having Learned More About Your Enemy...total Involvement With The War Was The Only Thing That Kept Me Alive And Pushing.

No Soldier Ever Really Survives A War.

It's Not Easy To Shed The Idea That Human Life Is Sacred.