During the Korean War when he encountered troops from the East, he still remembered a sentence his teacher had said, "They were terrifying. As soon as I opened my eyes, it was as if Death himself was standing in front of me. They charged at us fearlessly, shouting something."
"When I returned to the United States, I asked everyone until finally, I heard my answer from someone of Asian descent."
"They were shouting, 'For new China, forward!'"
The teacher added, "Never fight an army that has faith, because that is their life."
Admiral Hastings Aik Ojinlayek had seen many armies, but he had never seen one quite like this—in United Kingdom, the discipline of domestic troops was utterly deficient.
At Honington Royal Air Force Base, several veterans pinned a rookie to the ground, vomited on his back, and then shoved an 81mm mortar shell up his backside!
Another rookie held the mortar's base, preparing it to fire.
"The human mortar," infamous worldwide!
"Brigadier General Powell!"
