In War There Is No Second Prize

Freedom-no Word Was Ever Spoken That Has Held Out Greater Hope, Demanded Greater Sacrifice, Needed More To Be Nurtured, Blessed More The Giver. . . Or Came Closer To Being God's Will On Earth.

We Have Grasped The Mystery Of The Atom And Rejected The Sermon On The Mount.

We Are Dealing With Veterans, Not Procedures; With Their Problems, Not Ours.

Wars Can Be Prevented Just As Surely As They Can Be Provoked, And We Who Fail To Prevent Them Must Share The Guilt For The Dead.

We've Learned How To Destroy, But Not To Create; How To Waste, But Not To Build; How To Kill Men, But Not How To Save Them; How To Die, But Seldom How To Live.