Into the Cauldron Quotes

“of hot steel that found their marks.”
― Lee Jackson, Into the Cauldron

“before. He says the insurgency is about to get out of hand. He believes the Germans have set charges all over the city and are about to blow them. And that’s irrespective of a running street battle between the Resistance and the Wehrmacht.” He handed de Gaulle’s letter over to Bradley, who scanned it and passed it on to Sibert. “He’s sized it up succinctly,” Bradley said, “and I think he’s right.” He gestured to Sibert. “Tell him about your Major Gallois.” Sibert related his conversation with the major. “I was impressed with him and his sincerity,” Sibert began. “You could see that he wasn’t making up anything. He was exhausted, he had his facts straight, and he spoke from the heart.” He took”
― Lee Jackson, Into the Cauldron

“copasetic,”
― Lee Jackson, Into the Cauldron

“attrit”
― Lee Jackson, Into the Cauldron