1. Perseverance can conquer any peak in the world.

-[Britain] Dickens

2. Frustration leads to disappointment, disappointment leads to vacillation, and vacillation leads to failure.

-[England] Bacon

Conquering the enemy's will is the first condition for victory.

-[France] Fu Xu

Victory is a battle that never gives up.

-[France] Fu Xu

Only by fighting and active combat actions can we annihilate the enemy's effective strength and technical weapons, can we cultivate fortitude.

Kalinin

6.

Other things being equal, winning large-scale battles or even the whole war is such an army. They often have indomitable will to win, understand the purpose of fighting, are determined and loyal to the banner that guides them to fight.

-zhukov

7. Smash the enemy's spiritual resistance and disintegrate the enemy's lax organizational structure. Causing chaos and terror is much more useful than crushing the enemy's large-scale material resistance.

-[Italian] Du Hei

8. Fighting passion is an essential emotion for every real military general. Not only the quality of commanders, but also the quality of commanders at all levels.

-[Su] Shtemenko

9. Whether you are fighting for the initiative with the enemy or overcoming various difficulties, you need the strong will and indomitable spirit of the commander-in-chief.

-[Su] Shtemenko

10.

When it comes to a commander-in-chief who must have a strong will and tenacious spirit to achieve his goal, it must be pointed out that if these important qualities develop to an absurd degree, they will turn into negative ones. If stubbornness becomes stubbornness and resolutely becomes conceited, that is not good. If you make a mistake and don't want to correct it, it is not a sign of courage, but a sign of cowardice.

-[Su] Shtemenko

1 1.

The real purpose of war should be to crush the enemy's will to resist and disintegrate the thoughts of its rulers, not to destroy its army; The victory or defeat of the war mainly depends on the morale of both sides, and only indirectly affects the direct attack of the enemy.

-[Britain] liddell? Male red deer

12.

In order to win on the battlefield, fighting spirit is essential. However, for this fierce horse, we must pull the rope very tightly. Even in this case, people who always keep a cool head still have the upper hand compared with those who are blindly impulsive. For those who are blindly impulsive, we must always control them.

-[Britain] liddell? Male red deer

13.

In the history of war, the spiritual factor is a "constant" factor, but its degree sometimes changes slightly. Material factors are constantly changing, and almost every war and every military situation is different.

-[Britain] liddell? Male red deer

14. Confidence, like the current in a battery, is the biggest taboo.

-[Britain] liddell? Male red deer

15. In war, the most difficult factor to calculate should be human will.

-[Britain] liddell? Male red deer

16. The decisive factor of war is not the loss of soldiers, but the loss of hope.

-[Britain] liddell? Male red deer

17. Any natural conditions and obstacles are easier to estimate and overcome than human resistance.

-[Britain] liddell? Male red deer

18. If weapons and equipment can't meet the requirements, morale will definitely drop. If you spend a lot of energy, but only get little profit, even lead to death, morale will definitely be lost.

-[Britain] liddell? Male red deer

19. In the war, one determined soldier is worth five rabbles. Soldiers should obey the orders of your officers and have the determination to carry out their tasks.

-[England] Wolff

In war, morale is the single most important factor.

-[England] Montgomery

2 1. Soldiers must always be active, alert and strong-willed.

-[England] Montgomery

22. Fighting is actually a struggle between two wills-your will and the will of the enemy generals. If you lose heart before deciding success or failure, your opponent is likely to win.

-[England] Montgomery

23.

Before the start of military operations, the morale of the troops must be fully boosted. They must have the urgent need to attack and the infectious optimism brought by a sound body. They must have high morale and determination to kill the enemy. For this reason, the commander's speech to his troops is very important, and a simple and clear speech is far more effective than any written word.