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General Douglas Macarthur — Part 2
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. General. Douglas MacArthur
“The inescapable price of Liberty is an
: ability to preserve. it from: destruction.” ©
' "Only those are fit to
afraid to die.” -
"The springs of human conflict cannot
but only |
live who are not ;
: be eradicated through institutions,
. through reform of the individual human
‘History teaches us that. religion ‘and
Biricisn have always gorie hand in hand,
hile atheism has invariably been accom-
panied by enemies of free government,”
death (the soldier) discloses those divine
attributes which his Maker: gave when He
created man in His own image. No physi-
..cal courage and ‘no brute instinct'can take
the placé ‘of the divine annunciation and
‘spiritual uplift'which sustains hini.” -
' “Tt doesn't. matter how much you haye,
as long as you fight with what you have.
It doesn't matter where you fight, so long
as you fight. Because-where you fight the
enemy has to fight, too, and even tho it
lits your force, it must split his force also.
fight on whatever the.scale, whenever
and wherever you can. There is only one
way to win victories: ATTACK, ATTACK,
ATTACKI"
oe,
“In battle and in the face of danger and 7
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‘Relative national defense:
“To exercise privilege without assuming
attendant responsibility and obligation is
to proclaim ‘willingness: to see this Nation
perish rather than participate in its de-
. fense."
“An adequate army, to the nation, is
identical with: an adequate fire department
to every town and city ... The cost of pre-
venting a fire from sweeping a city is in-
significant when-‘compared with the cost of
destruction when a city is in flames.”
Declaration of principle at a dinner in
Parliament House, Canberra, Australia:
. “There is a link that binds our countries
together, which does not depend upon a
written protocol, upon treaties ‘of alliance,
or upon military doctrine. I bring to you
the unbreakable spirit of the free man's
military code in support of our just cause.
That code has come down to us from even
before the days of knighthood and chiv-
alry. It will stand the. test of any ethics or.
Philosophies the world has ever known.
It embraces the things that are right and
condemns the things that are wrong.
' UNDER ITS BANNER THE FREE MEN OF
THE WORLD ARE UNITED TODAY.”
Larner ae Fees ee ee ewe ee
ye.
General MacArthur's Bible Week mes-
sage—1942;
_: “Two thousand years:ago a man dared
stand for truth, for freedom of the human
spirit, was crucified and died, yet this
death was not the end but only the be-
ginning, to be followed by the resurrection
and the life. For twenty centuries the story
of the man.of Galilee has served for all
Christians as a lesson and as a symbol
so that today when we stress the spiritual
significance of our united efforts to re
establish the supremacy of our Christian
principles. we can humbly and without
Presumption declare our faith and conti-
dence with God’s help in our final victory.”
1942 Father's Day Message Sent From
Australia by General MacArthur:
“By profession I am a soldier and take
pride in that fact, but I am prouder, in-
finitely prouder, to be a father. A soldier
destroys in order to build: A father only
builds, never destroys. * * * My hope
is that my son, when I am gone, will re-
member me not only from the battle but
in the home repeating with him our simple
prayer, “OUR FATHER , WHO ART IN
HEAVEN." :
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