There never was an army that amounted to anything in campaign or in battle unless the average soldier had in him the spirit which made him regard the winning of the campaign, the winning of the battle, as in itself the end, and his service, if good enough, as in itself the reward.
Roosevelt asserts that a soldier's commitment to the mission is essential for success in battle.
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