Choices Quote by Harry S. Truman

I sincerely regret the unfortunate choice of language which I used in my letter of August 29 to Congressman McDonough concerning the Marine Corps.

— Harry S. Truman

I wanted to be able to say I was a Marine.

— Loretta Reynolds

I never translated from my days in the Navy to being a congressman.

— Eric Massa

“The Marine Corps know their own, my lord. We repay loyalty with loyalty, duty with duty, honor with honor. “And”

— Glynn Stewart

I regret my choice of words which do not accurately reflect the process of the James committee, with which I have been closely involved…

— Howard Flight

The Navy speaks in symbols and you may suit what meaning you choose to the words.

— Patrick O'Brian

I definitely was not out as a marine. The 'don't ask, don't tell' policy was still in effect, and the people around me did…

— Liz Carmouche

“the best and worst critics I had was in the Marine Corps, If you can share poetry to a bunch of opinionated Marines, you…

— Vincent Breit

“sometimes your best self was your worst self. That sometimes you couldn’t separate the two. My lieutenant had told me that Marines were often…

— Barbara Nickless

“Be angry about the treacherous use of patriotic vocabulary.”

— Timothy Snyder

“bad guys to the left of us, civvies to the right, only leaves one place for the Marines.” “Right down the middle, sir.” “Oohrah,”

— Glynn Stewart

Horrible that you could write in a language so well, but have nothing meaningful to say.

— Yiyun Li