A good officer learned to take care of the feet of his men first, and from there their stomachs and hearts. By that mean — Newt Gingrich and William R Forstchen, To Try Men's Souls
A good officer learned to take care of the feet of his men first, and from there their stomachs and hearts. By that mean — Newt Gingrich and William R Forstchen, To Try Men's Souls
A good officer learned to take care of the feet of his men first, and from there their stomachs and hearts. By that mean — Newt Gingrich and William R Forstchen, To Try Men's Souls
A good officer learned to take care of the feet of his men first, and from there their stomachs and hearts. By that mean — Newt Gingrich and William R Forstchen, To Try Men's Souls
A good officer learned to take care of the feet of his men first, and from there their stomachs and hearts. By that mean — Newt Gingrich and William R Forstchen, To Try Men's Souls
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A good officer learned to take care of the feet of his men first, and from there their stomachs and hearts. By that means, he could motivate their souls.

— Newt Gingrich and William R Forstchen, To Try Men's Souls
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