This sums it up nicely, for all Militaria collectors!!
This was written by: Juvenal (tenth Satire) in Rome b. circa AD 55-60?
"Man thirsts more for glory than for virtue." Armor of an enemy, his broken helmet, the flag ripped from a conquered trireme, were treasures valued beyond all human riches. It is to obtain these tokens of glory that generals, be they Roman, Greek, or barbarian, brave a thousand perils and endure a thousand exertions."
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Lost are only those, who abandon themselves) Hans-Ulrich Rudel.
 
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