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Since I can’t choose my commanding officer, if he ends up being like the legendary soldier who ruined the Burma-Imphal front[context?], I may decide to take action and mourn the ensuing “unfortunate accident.”
I've found that by-the-book commissars tend to die heroically for the Emperor, even when the enemy is suspiciously far away.
We've killed officers in blue coats, officers in red coats, even officers in white coats; because I don't care what army an officer fights for, or what colour coat he wears, or what king he serves. A bad officer is better off dead, and a good soldier had better learn how to kill him.—Sharpe lays it out to a troop of new recruits, while their officer in a white coat watches on.
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