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Fives and Twenty-Fives

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The novel follows the experiences of Marines in Iraq serving in a combat engineer company. Their mission is to repair craters left by roadside bombs to ensure safe passage for both military personnel and local civilians. Although they are not on the front lines, their work carries significant risk, as each crater may conceal another explosive device. Lieutenant Donovan struggles with a lack of trust from his subordinates, while Doc Pleasant, a medic, undergoes a transformation after his battlefield experiences, losing his initial enthusiasm for military service. Kateb, known as Dodge, is an Iraqi interpreter whose love for American culture contrasts sharply with his disdain for the actions of Americans in his country. Upon returning home, each character grapples with the lingering effects of their past and faces new challenges as they attempt to find their place in a world that feels foreign to them, and in a society that seems indifferent to their struggles.

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Fives and Twenty-Fives, Michael Pitre

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Jaar van publicatie
2014
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Titel
Fives and Twenty-Fives
Taal
Engels
Jaar van publicatie
2014
Formaat
Paperback
Aantal pagina's
400
ISBN10
1408854457
ISBN13
9781408854457
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Eerste editie
2014
Oorspronkelijke titel
Fives and Twenty-Fives
Beoordeling
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The novel follows the experiences of Marines in Iraq serving in a combat engineer company. Their mission is to repair craters left by roadside bombs to ensure safe passage for both military personnel and local civilians. Although they are not on the front lines, their work carries significant risk, as each crater may conceal another explosive device. Lieutenant Donovan struggles with a lack of trust from his subordinates, while Doc Pleasant, a medic, undergoes a transformation after his battlefield experiences, losing his initial enthusiasm for military service. Kateb, known as Dodge, is an Iraqi interpreter whose love for American culture contrasts sharply with his disdain for the actions of Americans in his country. Upon returning home, each character grapples with the lingering effects of their past and faces new challenges as they attempt to find their place in a world that feels foreign to them, and in a society that seems indifferent to their struggles.