General Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright IV letter to Soldiers being dischanged following World War II
From the desk of Headquarters Fourth Army, General J. M. Wainwright spoke frankly of the civic duty of military personnel who shed their uniform for the last time to stand up and lead their country, to speak out against intolerance and to take passionate interest in all levels of government. He very convincingly reminds us of the consequences of nations who choose not to.
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