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Ranger School is the toughest training offered in the Army- not a place for the faint of heart and only recently open to women. Only a fraction of the soldiers who enter the nine-week course make it out successfully.

— Martin Dempsey No Time For Spectators: The Lessons That Mattered Most From West Point to the West Wing (2020)

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There are people in our lives who may know more about what's good for us than we do.

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To Deanie, who's been there every step of the way.

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Not all of us have a moral compass on our desks, but we need to have one in our hearts. Without it, we won't live a life in which character matters.

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Israel went to extraordinary lengths to limit collateral damage and civilian casualties.

There's no place as beautiful as West Point in the spring, summer and fall and no place as dismal as West Point in January and February. In fact, cadets commonly refer to this time of year at the Academy as "gloom period."

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