"We, the willing, are being sent into war - by the ill-informed to fight for the ungrateful". All soldiers fighting in any war have the rights to say this, so can the US army. There's always a meaning and mostly it is true. Every word and meaning that comes out of this saying is right and because they have their own rights. "We, the willing" are those being sent to war to fight. All soldiers …showed first 75 words of 601 total…

…showed last 75 words of 601 total…going through the torture have to go into a battle not knowing what to do and not getting enough information from the head leader. These soldiers certainly are fighting for the ungrateful. This situation can be bad but it can also be quite true. No preparations were made so that those fighting would be informed of incidents and orders. Those willing to fight for their country for peace should be given more respect than that.