Children Quote by Suzanne Collins

“These are my soldiers. Standing single-file line in their assembly uniforms. Black shirts, black pants, black boots. No guns. Left fist pressed against their…

— Tahereh Mafi

“some being attended to by EMS teams. “Oh, Jesus,” I whispered under my breath. I spotted medical techs in black windbreakers huddled over the…

— James Patterson

“What is about Army uniforms? Especially combats. They are just drool-worthy, if you ask me.”

— Aditi Mathur Kumar

“Keep in mind that without the law, we’re not a military, just an armed gang that dresses alike.”

— Marko Kloos

“That is what death is like. It doesn't matter what uniforms the soldiers are wearing. It doesn't matter how good the weapons are. I…

— Jonathan Safran Foer

“There were some kids at Tufts who had been in the army, but they stayed to themselves. I’m pretty sure we must have seemed…

— Robin Black

“Ask a soldier what he believes in. He'll tell you God. Country. The patient hands of death-- the ones he's wearing.”

— Ellen Hopkins

“with the vials of vancomycin standing upright like soldiers at attention, reporting for duty.”

— Bobby Akart

“The soldiers lie in the grey morning. Thickets separate them. They are on manoeuvres. They are at war with their hands, their eyes, their…

— Herta Müller

“You and what army?”

— Madeline Te Whiu

“Soldiers and children do as they're told. Children grow out of it, but soldiers just die.”

— Laini Taylor

“I came here for the same reason doctors wear uniforms of long white coats...They don't do it for their benefit, but for yours.”

— David Eagleman