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Originally posted by TheLegacy
we are very much immune to the fear and dread that war - death can cause. People use to remember these imagines hoping to never repeat them. Now its like a video game that shocks no one to the point of saying "stop it"!
Case in point, is listening to the airman giving direction and updates with no emotion - yes they are our enemy - but they are also part of the human race first
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You wouldn't fair well in war.
If you did any time in the military, you would have learned one thing. The enemy is the enemy. Kill or be killed. I didn't have time to think about their family or that they were part of the human race. I was trained to keep my emotions at a level to where I can perform my duties at a high level. My duties were simple and were outlined in an op order. There was no mention of have sympathy as I am positive the enemy had no sympathy on me or my fellow team members.