War Quote by Mark Helprin

“More dangerous than bayonets and cannon are the weapons of the mind.”

— Ludwig von Mises

“It is the man on the ground with his rifle who ultimately wins the war.”

— Bruce H. Norton

“That war had almost torn the country in two, but the railroad, men said, had bound it back together, the tracks and ties like…

— Peter Ho Davies

“The war didn’t break everything. It just kept unraveling afterward. The men dragged it back home with them...”

— Slava Pilotoff

“War did not just level, it plowed the field, raising the muck and sinking the stubble.”

— Neal Stephenson

“The War is the enemy. It runs itself on the fears of the combatants. It is a machine into which men are put and…

— George R.R. Martin

“there is a man blocking our way. Sitting astride a tractor with a big scooping bucket on the front, he yells at us for…

— Hugh Howey

“War has been glorified by men who have never been shot at.”

— Bobbye L. Hudspeth

“If a rifle could not be trusted, its other characteristics were moot. Being a bayonet holder was not enough.”

— C.J. Chivers

“Hascomb snatched an ancient weapon out of his glove compartment. Officers have smuggled them home from the last five wars. The Colt.45 automatic.”

— John D. MacDonald

“The man looked really spooked. And a spooked Force Recon Marine with a head injury was not someone to fool around with.”

— Madeleine Urban

“The sergeant comes nearer. “It’s revolution,” he says quietly, “and who isn’t for us is against us.” Willy laughs. “Bloody fine revolution, no mistake!…

— Erich Maria Remarque