Guessing this is the right place to put this.
If you have a story you know of that shows the human side of inhuman actions stories like a higher call (which everyone needs to read). I don't want ideology attached to any stories but instead to preserve heroic actions of people that tried to do something compassionate I war. If we don't keep telling their stories then they will die, as long as they actions are remembered they shall be immortal.

Have u tried Ender's Game? It's a really good book.

>>2 agreed.

>>2 i'm talking about real stories not fiction, if you know any please share

Ok i don't really know any 100% true stories but there's the boy in the striped pajamas and number the stars which were two fictional plots set in nonfictional WW2. You could try those?

>>4 Sounds like this could do some good therapy for retired Vets. However a lot of Dollars members are between the ages of 12 and 25.Well actually maybe even older. I dunno. So there's probably not a lot of retired vets on here. But wow an actual first hand account on combat. Interesting.