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By: Tom Zart
Sacrifice, Transformation, And Unrestricted Warfare 1941 Till Now The Japanese hadn’t lost a war since 1598 Each man carried 400 rounds of ammunition (twice as many as an American infantryman) With five days’ rations and fearless determination. The men in the badly wrapped brown uniforms Since their early childhood had been taught That to die for the emperor and one’s country Was the greatest of all glories to be sought. Moreover, the hardware backing them was awesome As sharpshooters they were accurate up to a thousand yards and more. Their ships were faster, their Guns bigger, Their torpedoes better, And their plains matchless in quality, aerobatics and score. Only by sacrifice, transformation, and unrestricted warfare Was America able to overcome and prevail. Again America must stand firm to survive As we face a new monster from Hell. By Tom Zart
1941 Till Now
zart08@netzero.net
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