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The impact of war on individuals and society from "summary" of Once an Eagle by Anton Myrer

The brutal reality of war leaves an indelible mark on those who experience it firsthand. The physical and psychological toll that combat takes on individuals is profound and long-lasting. In "Once an Eagle," the author vividly portrays the devastating impact of war on the main character, Sam Damon, as he navigates the treacherous terrain of multiple conflicts. From the bloody battlefields of World War I to the jungles of Vietnam, Sam Damon witnesses the horrors of war up close and personal. The trauma of combat leaves him scarred, both physically and emotionally, as he struggles to make sense of the senseless violence that surrounds him. Despite his best efforts to remain true to his values and principles, the brutal nature of war inevitably takes its toll on Sam's psyche. The toll of war extends beyond the individual to society as a whole. The ripple effects of conflict are far-reaching, impacting families, communities, and entire nations. The loss of life, the destruction of infras...
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    Once an Eagle

    Anton Myrer

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