"Rünnak on parim kaitse"
"Attack is the best defense"
No one here knows who said it, but some claim it was originally quoted by Eisenhower.
"Rünnak on parim kaitse"
"Attack is the best defense"
No one here knows who said it, but some claim it was originally quoted by Eisenhower.
One from Wellington
My Lord,
If I attempted to answer the mass of futile correspondence which surrounds me, I should be debarred from the serious business of campaigning...
So long as I retain an independent position, I shall see no officer under my command is debarred by attending to the futile driveling of mere quill-driving from attending to his first duty, which is and always has been to train the private men under his command that they may without question beat any force opposed to them in the field.
- Letter to the Secretary of State for War during the Peninsular Campaign
Two from a former "Deuce Four" CDR
"There are plenty of hard working men who are dead, but not many lucky ones, but you know - the harder I work, the luckier I get"
"There are no lessons learned, only lessons available"
LTC(R) Darryl D. Schoening 1/24th IN
Both of those have stuck with me - Semper Paratus. Best, Rob
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