A Political Problem Thought Of In Military

I Think One Difficulty Is That The Problem Is One Of Such Enormous Complexity That The Very Mass Of Facts Presented To The Public By Press And Radio Make It Exceedingly Difficult For The Man In The Street To Reach A Clear Appraisement Of The Situation. It Is Virtually Impossible At This Distance To Grasp At All The Real Significance Of The Situation.

I Am Certain That A Solution Of The General Problem Of Peace Must Rest On Broad And Basic Understanding On The Part Of Its Peoples. Great Single Endeavors Like A League Of Nations, A United Nations, And Undertakings Of That Character, Are Of Great Importance And In Fact Absolutely Necessary, But They Must Be Treated As Steps Toward The Desired End.

I Don't Want You Fellows Sitting Around Asking Me What To Do. I Want You To Tell Me What To Do.

The One Great Element In Continuing The Success Of An Offensive Is Maintaining The Momentum. This Was Lost Last Fall When Shortages Caused By The Limitation Of Port Facilities Made It Impossible To Get Sufficient Supplies To The Armies When They Approached The German Border.

The Only Way Human Beings Can Win A War Is To Prevent It.