"We know how to win wars. We must learn now how to win peace."
p. 66

"You had to be a little bit awed that you were part of a thing that was so much greater than you."
p. 67

"And he made a promise to himself: if he lived through the war, he was going to find an isolated farm somewhere and spend the remainder of his life in peace and quiet."
p. 88

"They hadn't come here to fear. They hadn't come here to die. They had come to win."
p. 88

"If we lost half the barracks in one goddamn little maneuver in Normandy [...] forget it, we'll never get home."
p. 110

"I wish I could persuade you to regard death as casually as we do over here. In the heat of battle you expect casualties, you expect somebody to be killed and you are not surprised when a friend...