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64 Years Later, MacArthur's 3-Word Speech at West Point Is Still the Best Definition of a Soldier Ever Given
2+ week, 6+ day ago (677+ words) The full Douglas MacArthur biography behind "Duty, Honor, Country" — from first in the class of 1903 to Inchon, the relief, and the final roll call at West Point....
81 Years Later, US Navy Admiral Chester Nimitz's Sentence About Iwo Jima Is Still the Finest Thing Ever Written About US Marines
3+ week, 4+ hour ago (888+ words) Kuribayashi fought from beneath the island; the Marines paid in yards per day for 36 days. The plain history behind the sentence Nimitz wrote while men were still dying — the tunnels, the two flags, the exact figures, and the eleven words…...
82 Years Later, the Note Eisenhower Wrote in Case D-Day Failed Is Still the Greatest Act of Leadership in American Military History
3+ week, 4+ hour ago (903+ words) Sixty-six words, misdated in exhaustion, with the passive voice scratched out so the blame read “I” — Eisenhower’s in-case-of-failure note took ownership of a disaster that never came. The fears before D-Day, the storm that vindicated the gamble, and the slip…...