#You apes wanna live forever software#

The rest of the people will fall back on training, and will just act - not think, just act as taught in the training they received. Cowards will be afraid and will act, also, but in a bad way (impede the progress of others, run away themselves, freeze in place, or other such things). Heroes will be afraid, but will still act. From everyone I've known who'd fought in wars/battles, the image I always get is of fear. Generally, those who become heroes are either undeserving of such (because they didn't do what they claimed, and are taking credit from others) or else do it from desperation or other such things. The G.I's paused for a moment to take in this advice, before peeling off all of their equipment, needless to say everyone in the boat made it onto the beach. It never is, it's always a good few feet deeper, so with all this kit on it is impossible to stay afloat and ultimately you sink, apart from that if you do get out of the water, you are so weighed down with all the kit and all the water, it is so difficult to run, you usually get hit by enemy bullets, and anyway, once you're on the beach, there's always plenty of equipment to pick up later. When the boat hits the beach, everyone is always told it will be in about 2' of water. The G.I.'s intrigued by this performance as it was their first mission/operation asked why they were dumping their kit, to which my Dad's friend replied. Now these two were the only Brits in the boat, and as they had been involved in numerous operations, were pretty savvy about what to expect, well about 5mins before the boat landed on the beach, the two started to take off all of their equipment, backpacks, webbing, spades etc etc, and dumped it at the back of the boat, holding onto their rifles and some ammunition only. An old friend of my Dads told me about his experiences during WWII, one story in particular I found very sobering, for some reason this chap had wound up in a landing craft with his friend and a load of American G.I.s. To be honest I think the whole coward/hero thing probably means very little in the middle of a war/gun battle/other. Anyone with Call of Duty has seen those quotes many times. The main thing for me to consider is this: would I want to live with myself afterward? Could I live with the guilt feelings? Yeah I'm with you on that one MrB, you might be a legend but I'm sure a 50 cal mushing up your ribs and ejecting them through a football sized hole in your back hurts a bit Michael Ironside's character was quite fond of this quote in Starship Troopers. With respect, I'd rather be a live coward than a dead hero, any day. And we all know legends never die and in a sense do live forever, and their courage will be remembered and sung about for as long as this world stands. I believe he meant live or die in this battle you will be legends.

It's to make the other bastard die for his.'Дo your best and, if you're lucky, you'll get out of here alive.

'The object of war is not to die for your country. Give your life to your country and be a hero. He's probably saying that life is too short, don't be a coward, and go for it.

#You apes wanna live forever software#

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