He studied all the Great War leaders throughout time and used many of their strategies during battle. ... He stood in the middle of the road and acted as a traffic officer. ... He acted as a natural born leader and his personality showed why he could lead the United State to many victories....
Previously, I understood the diplomacy and the military strategies involved with this war, but I have now also been exposed to the physical and foremost mental anguish that the soldiers on the front experienced. ... One of the strongest which I had not previously considered, was the fact that as children homicide is certainly presented as a terrible act, yet on the front an unseen document legalizes mass murder. ...
But there had been no selfless act of valour, and no unifying event to bring the nation together. ... What followed the landing at Gallipoli is a story of courage and endurance, of death, and despair, of poor leadership from London, and unsuccessful strategies. ...
