A quote to ponder: "We all have but one death to spend, and insofar as it can have any meaning, it finds it in the service of comrades in arms. And yet, I deny that I died FOR anything - not my country, not my Army, not my fellow man, none of these things. I LIVED for these things, and the manner in which I chose to do it involved the very real chance that I would die in the execution of my duties. I knew this, and accepted it...If there is nothing worth dying for - in this sense, there is nothing worth living for..." -By John Alexander hotel III, a 1964 West Point graduate, who fought in Vietnam, and died in a helicopter crash. West Point Class of 2015, my heart is always with you even if I may no longer physically be there. I live for many reasons, including you. "For Those We Lead." Carry on you brave soldiers, carry on.
Posted on: Sat, 13 Jul 2013 11:15:57 +0000
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