These quotes are what I think of to motivate me to do my job as a soldier.
When you begin to doubt the nobility of your mission or the sanctity of your profession because your heart is heavy, or you feelanger, disillusionment, disenfrachisement, betrayed or confused-- stop and listen to the voices . . . the voices that rise up from . . . a field in Pennsylvania, from a wall at the pentagon and from the spot of earth the world has come to know as Ground Zero. Because if you listen, you will hear those souls tell you "Thank You" for what you do . . . hear them cheering you on. Let them carry you through this difficult moment, allow them to nourish you and encourage you-and doubt no more-for you are warriors and champions for those who have gone before and to those most vulnerabe now. Your are admired and respected, for you are the best at what you do.
By: John R. Thomas
Death must not be feared. Death, in time, comes to all of us. and every man is scared in his first action. If he says he's not, he's a ******** liar. Some men are cowards, yes, but they fight just the same, or get the hell slammed out of them.
The real herois the man who fights even though he's scared. Some get over their fright in a minute, under fire; others take an hour; for some it takes days, but a real man will never let the fear of death overpower his honor, his sense of duty, to his country and to his manhood.
By: General George Patton.
I got more, but I need to settle down on the typing. sweatdrop
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