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“All the fighting for your life; you are soldiers. Why?” “It isn’t like that,” Theisen said. “Being a warrior is ninety-nine percent boredom and one percent fear. Well. Maybe there is two percent fun shooting stuff, but then thirty percent cleaning stuff and—”
― William S. Frisbee, Jr., Revolution Calling

“How about this, if you die in the line of duty, I’ll put sergeant on your tombstone.” “I’d like that, Gunny. Thank you.” “Unless you die without permission.” “That’s cold, Gunny. I just can’t see you giving me permission for that.”
― William S. Frisbee, Jr., Gates of Hell

“It is like being in a science fiction movie,” Stathis said. “Private?” Mathison began. “We just got off a spaceship after a trip through a wormhole that transported us several parsecs in a few hours. That isn’t science fiction to you?”
― William S. Frisbee, Jr., Revolution Calling

“Mathison began taping Stathis’ weapons to him. “What are you doing?” Niels asked. “The little punk mongoloid likes his weapons,” Mathison said, taping another weapon to Stathis’ leg. “So?” Niels said. “So, if the little snot-nosed private wakes up without his new toys, he’s going”
― William S. Frisbee, Jr., Revolution Calling