T-shirt - Duty and Honor

1904 OFFICERS' CODE OF HONOR
1. Don't promise if you are not confident that you will fulfill the promise!
2. Behave unobtrusively, with dignity and without overdoing it!
3. Be careful not to cross the line of politeness filled with dignity and not to succumb to low worship!
4. Do not write thoughtless letters and reports in a fit of rage!
5. Do not slander - you will not prove the bad in the other, you will only compromise yourself!
6. Do not rush to argue with a person who is not well informed!
7. Avoid entering into monetary relations with friends! Money ruins friendship!
8. Do not pay attention to the insults and innuendos that you will hear on the street! Get over it! If you pass, you will not lose, but you will avoid a scandal!
9. If you can't say something nice about someone, don't say anything bad, even if you know it!
10. Don't ignore other people's advice - listen! The right to follow them remains up to you! Taking the advice of a friend is an art, no worse than the art of giving yourself good guidance!
11. The strength of the officers is not in impulses, but in calmness!
12. Protect the reputation of the woman who trusted you, whatever she is!
13. In life there are situations that require the heart to be silent and to use your reason!
14. Always be alert and don't relax!
15. Try to keep your words soft and your arguments firm! Try not to annoy your opponent, but to convince him of your rightness!
16. When talking, avoid excessive gesturing and raising your voice!
17. Nothing educates more than realizing your own mistakes! This is one of the main means of self-education! Only he who does nothing is not wrong!
18. When two people fight, both are to blame!
19. Authority must be earned through knowledge, deeds and service! The important thing is that your subordinates respect you, not fear you! Where there is fear, there is ill will and hatred!
20. There is nothing worse than indecision! Better the worst decision than hesitation or inaction!
21. The one who fears nothing is more powerful than the one who fears everything!