[Answer] Why did the centurion soldier believe that Jesus could heal his servant?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Why did the centurion soldier believe that Jesus could heal his servant?"

...1. He was a man under authority 2. He was holy and powerful 3. He had seen his miracles 4. He did not believe Jesus could do it

[Answer] 3. The award a soldier in the US Military gets for injuries experienced in battle against enemy forces and for courageous behavior is called a ___ heart.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. The award a soldier in the US Military gets for injuries experienced in battle against enemy forces and for courageous behavior is called a ___ heart."

...1. white 2. yellow 3. purple 4. green The Purple Heart is actually awarded in the name of the President for those "who give their blood in defense of the homeland." These were the words of President George Washington in his order of August 7, 1782. The first actual award of a Purple Heart was granted in February 1932.

[Answer] Who was the most decorated U.S. soldier of World War II?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Who was the most decorated U.S. soldier of World War II?"

...After returning from World War II, Audie Murphy starred in "To Hell and Back," the film that told his own story of heroism. Murphy is the most decorated U.S. soldier of World War II. His heroic service earned him every medal and award available at the time, including the Medal of Honor. He was only 21 at the end of the war in which he suffered combat wounds three times. Throughout his life, he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. He would go on to star in over 40 films. Source: Biography.com

[Answer] A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon. This great strategist ended his career making some very bad decisions before being exiled. Who was he?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon. This great strategist ended his career making some very bad decisions before being exiled. Who was he?"

...Napoleon was born in Corsica, which had just been taken over by France. He rose to power in France and after a successful military career became a bit full of himself, and ignoring his own apt advice that "an army travels on its stomach" he attempted an invasion of Russia. The Russians, using the scorched earth policy left nothing in the wake of their retreat, so most of Napoleon's ill-equipped army died of starvation, exposure or disease. Arriving finally in Moscow, they found the city in flames and nothing to conquer. Both Russian and German composers commemorated his defeat in their music: Tschaikovski in the "1812 Overture" and Beethoven by erasing his dedication of the 3rd symphony to Napoleon and calling it instead the "Eroica". Later in 1813 Napoleon did not fare well in the disastrous and costly Battle of Leipzig (the Battle of Nations). In 1815 he met Wellington at Waterloo, where the British, aided by Prussian troops as well as contingents from the Netherlands and Hanover, defeated Napoleon in his final downfall. One of the theories of Napoleon's death is that he was poisoned by arsenic on St. Helena, his final place of exile.