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Top 9 Sergeant Walker Quotes (2026 Update)

Sergeant Walker Quote: “For those of you who survive, the weight of war will be carried throughout life.”

1. “For those of you who survive, the weight of war will be carried throughout life.”

— Sergeant Walker

Sergeant Walker Quote: “During the South Vietnam war, grunts when out in the boonie lived closer to the enemy than anyone else in an area of operations, and being in almost continuous fighting a grunt could only cling to his buddies and they to him for psychological comfort. Arising from that reliance was a very special comradeship termed “the brotherhood”. In essence, “the brotherhood” served as a vital coping mechanism for the fighting grunt.”

2. “During the South Vietnam war, grunts when out in the boonie lived closer to the enemy than anyone else in an area of operations, and being in almost continuous fighting a grunt could only cling to his buddies and they to him for psychological comfort. Arising from that reliance was a very special comradeship termed “the brotherhood”. In essence, “the brotherhood” served as a vital coping mechanism for the fighting grunt.”

— Sergeant Walker

Sergeant Walker Quote: “Combat stress, PTSD, is debilitating and can lie dormant, and then erupt again at the most unfavorable of moments for the sufferer.”

3. “Combat stress, PTSD, is debilitating and can lie dormant, and then erupt again at the most unfavorable of moments for the sufferer.”

— Sergeant Walker

Sergeant Walker Quote: “When visiting “The Wall” in Washington, DC, it comes as a bit of a shock to realize so many were killed. When walking along it looking for the name of a friend here and there you come across a familiar name, or one you think you ought to know, you remember some and how they died whilst with others there is a failure to recall. Then, on finding the name looked for you suddenly find yourself with a feeling of nearness, and saying Hi in greeting to that friend who did not survive.”

4. “When visiting “The Wall” in Washington, DC, it comes as a bit of a shock to realize so many were killed. When walking along it looking for the name of a friend here and there you come across a familiar name, or one you think you ought to know, you remember some and how they died whilst with others there is a failure to recall. Then, on finding the name looked for you suddenly find yourself with a feeling of nearness, and saying Hi in greeting to that friend who did not survive.”

— Sergeant Walker

Sergeant Walker Quote: “Regardless of all its faults, failings, or anything else, the United States of America is not a nation an enemy should ever underestimate, for it will destroy anything that comes at it.”

5. “Regardless of all its faults, failings, or anything else, the United States of America is not a nation an enemy should ever underestimate, for it will destroy anything that comes at it.”

— Sergeant Walker

Sergeant Walker Quote: “It wasn’t the dead that got to you, for they were still; it was the screaming of the wounded that emotionally punched you in the guts.”

6. “It wasn’t the dead that got to you, for they were still; it was the screaming of the wounded that emotionally punched you in the guts.”

— Sergeant Walker

Sergeant Walker Quote: “The United States Marine Corps survives on a diet of traditions and discipline, and relies on a Marines natural love of country, of the flag, for the boosting of his morale, and when merged together they make a powerful combination that can overcome anything.”

7. “The United States Marine Corps survives on a diet of traditions and discipline, and relies on a Marines natural love of country, of the flag, for the boosting of his morale, and when merged together they make a powerful combination that can overcome anything.”

— Sergeant Walker

Sergeant Walker Quote: “The salient point of the war was the fall of Saigon, it being a wasted lonely end for the allies. A futility lay within the dusty ashes of our defeat when the communist world gained over the free world.”

8. “The salient point of the war was the fall of Saigon, it being a wasted lonely end for the allies. A futility lay within the dusty ashes of our defeat when the communist world gained over the free world.”

— Sergeant Walker

Sergeant Walker Quote: “There is great disadvantage in seeing the past as clearly as one sees the present, carrying in the mind visions of the past as vivid as on the day they happened.”

9. “There is great disadvantage in seeing the past as clearly as one sees the present, carrying in the mind visions of the past as vivid as on the day they happened.”

— Sergeant Walker

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