Darby's Rangers1958

Col. William Orlando Darby:
[Having a heart-to-heart talk with a somewhat distraught Ranger, who has just killed his first enemy soldier in combat] I've killed men, too. It won't be the last for either of us.

Pvt. Rollo Burns:
Uh, sir, well, I was brought up to believe that a man's life was sacred, and that only God had the right to take it.

Col. William Orlando Darby:
I believe that... Unless he's trying to kill you first.

Pvt. Rollo Burns:
Well, I'll get over it, I guess.

Col. William Orlando Darby:
Of course you will... Burns, look. We didn't make this world, so we can't account for the kind of men that are in it. All we can do as soldiers is try and repair it, so it can be lived in again. Unfortunately, that means killing.