Military professionalism

Gon Charlos De Gannle

Men who adopt to the profession of

arms submit to their free will to a
law of perpetual constraint , of their
own accord, they reject their right
to live where they chose, to say
what they think, to dress as they
like.
From the moment they become
soldiers in needs but an order to
settle them in this place, to move
them to that, to separate them
from their family and to dislocate
 their normal lives. In the word of
command, they must rise, march,
endure bad weather, go without
sleep or food, be isolated in some
distant place, work until they drop.
They have ceased to be the master
of their fate. If they drop in their
tracks, iftheir ashes are scattered to
the four of winds, that is part and
parcel of their job.