There Aren't Any Great Men. There Are

[admiral Nelson's Counsel] Guided Me Time And Again. On The Eve Of The Critical Battle Of Santa Cruz, In Which The Japanese Ships Outnumbered Ours More Than Two To One, I Sent My Task Force Commanders This Dispatch: Attack Repeat Attack. They Did Attack, Heroically, And When The Battle Was Done, The Enemy Turned Away. All Problems, Personal, National, Or Combat, Become Smaller If You Don't Dodge Them, But Confront Them. Touch A Thistle Timidly, And It Pricks You; Grasp It Boldly, And Its Spines Crumble. Carry The Battle To The Enemy! Lay Your Ship Alongside His!

The Only Good Jap Is One That's Been Dead Six Months.

All Problems Become Smaller If You Don't Dodge Them But Confront Them.

If You Want To Go Anywhere In Modern War, In The Air, On The Sea, On The Land, You Must Have Command Of The Air.

There Are No Great Men, Just Great Circumstances, And How They Handle Those Circumstances Will Determine The Outcome Of History.