2,366 Quotes About Military
- Author CJ Hatch
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I’ve learned, Agent Sanders, most warriors feel the same way after they’ve come back from the battles where men in expensive suits and leather chairs send them. We keep asking and asking you to do the impossible and even when you succeed it seems the world doesn’t change all that much. Don’t let that diminish your sacrifice, and that of your family waiting at home. Your country is proud of you.
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- Author Tony Judt
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the military system of a nation is not an independent section of the social system but an aspect of its totality.
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- Author uchenna Durugo
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A gun is to your head and you have one phone call. If they answer, You die. If they don't, you're free. Who are you calling ?
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- Author Heather Marsh
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There are only two possible explanations for a sovereign nation to bankrupt its own citizens and its government in order to set up a huge international surveillance and military system, “the finest fighting force the world has ever seen” that they do not actually own or control. One, everyone is completely insane, or two, it has not been a sovereign nation for a long time. Now is the time to remember the definition of a terrorist.
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- Author Steven Magee
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The military is not so much a job, it is more of a death sentence.
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- Author Roberto J. González
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the dominance of state or empire over personal relationships; child-rearing and educational practices characterized by hard physical training and harsh discipline; the extraordinary role of military symbols in songs, rituals, and art; a cult of masculinity; and absorption of the family unit into the warfare state. It is worth considering the degree to which militarization has shaped our own society ...
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- Author Joseph J. Ellis
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Adams had gone to Harvard, Jefferson to William and Mary. Washington had gone to war.
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- Author Steve Sheinkin
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Here at great expense,' [Colonel Groves] moaned to Oppenheimer, 'the government has assembled the world's largest collection of crackpots.
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- Author T.R. Fehrenbach
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Because the American people have traditionally taken a warlike, but not military, attitude to battle, and because they have always coupled a certain belligerence - no American likes being pushed around - with a complete unwillingness to prepare for combat, the Korean War was difficult, perhaps the most difficult in their history.
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