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I MADE A MISTAKE: The excerpt below is from Gwynne Dyer (rather than Wayne Dyer, the name that appeared on my original post). He is one of the greatest writers on warfare and I suggest you check out his book.
This is the last post for today. It's a sunny day and I'm going to take a walk, forget about the material for a while (and therefore assimilate it).
Richard Koenigsberg
PS: If I make a mistake, please tell me about it. Send an email to me at rak@libraryofsocialscience.com IT ISN'T HARD TO DO (as my friend put it). I can take it.
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In WAR (2005), Gwynne Dyer explicates the role of the soldier: "You offer yourself to be slain: This is the essence of being a soldier. By becoming soldiers, men agree to die when we tell them to."
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