Three years Quote by Ernest Hemingway

“And I can tell you, without question, that it’s too late for any man who goes to war. Even if he lives, he’ll never…

— J. Nelle Patrick

“We're going to make him the best military commander in history. And then put the fate of the world on his shoulders.”

— Orson Scott Card

“...I managed to make it clear that what I most wanted was time to grow up. The war had not matured me; I was…

— Robertson Davies

“Heather: In any case, it really is very kind of you to give up so much time for the children. I'm quite sure you…

— Robert Radcliffe

“Until we’re dead, we Service people, the world will always be in danger of another war. We had too good a time in the…

— Nevil Shute

“I was 27, and I was now a captain. And I hadn’t seen my child in two years.”

— David A. Goodman

“It came to him in the night sometimes with a sudden appalling shock that the boys he was fighting were boys he had grown…

— Michael Shaara

“He couldn't go into his army's barracks -- he had long since learned that the best commanders stay away unless they have some reason…

— Orson Scott Card

“And I served as an officer in the army.” “Very impressive. I’ve been told that war is boredom interspersed with violence and terror.”

— Julie Anne Long

“So much of war is sitting around doing nothing, waiting for someone else. With no guarantee of the amount of time you have left,…

— Graham Greene

“I'm just sorry. Sorry that there won't be any more camping trips for kids or rock bands or even new books to read. No…

— Jeyn Roberts

“Relax now. That’s the beauty of war. Utter subservience to one’s leaders absolves a soldier of the consequences of her actions.”

— Alan Campbell