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This is an wonderful book that provides stunning insights to a tragedy that always seems to be with us. The idea that most soldiers will not shoot to kill an enemy, but will shoot over their heads or pretend to shoot, is somehow heartwarming. Well worth reading.
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jmandert, May 29, 2007
This is an wonderful book that provides stunning insights to a tragedy that always seems to be with us. The idea that most soldiers will not shoot to kill an enemy, but will shoot over their heads or pretend to shoot, is somehow heartwarming. Well worth reading.(6 of 10 readers found this comment helpful)