A Soldier Plods And Groans, Sweats And

A True Leader Has The Confidence To Stand Alone, The Courage To Make Tough Decisions, And The Compassion To Listen To The Needs Of Others. He Does Not Set Out To Be A Leader, But Becomes One By The Equality Of His Actions And The Integrity Of His Intent.

He Thus Reaps The Full Fruits Which Result From His Toil And Labors With The Incentive Of Free Enterprise To Maximize His Effort To Achieve Increasing Production. Representing Over A Half Of Japan's Total Population, The Agriculture Workers Have Become An Invincible Barrier Against The Advance Of Socialistic Ideas Which Would Relegate All To The Indignity Of State Servitude.

Duty, Honor, Country. Those Three Hallowed Words Reverently Dictate What You Ought To Be, What You Can Be, What You Will Be.

The Object And Practice Of Liberty Lies In The Limitation Of Government Power.

In War, When A Commander Becomes So Bereft Of Reason And Perspective That He Fails To Understand The Dependence Of Arms On Divine Guidance, He No Longer Deserves Victory.