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People die, and sometimes there's not a damn thing you can do about it. But that doesn't make it any easier to accept.

— Salvatore Giunta Living With Honor (2012)

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No point in denying who and what we are.

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I'd be lying if I said that I adjusted quickly and easily to a life without combat. I don't think that's possible.

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All these freedoms and pleasures we enjoy as Americans were bestowed upon us, but they came at a great cost.

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When you hold a buddy in your arms and watch his skin turn gray, when you can feel his life slipping away, it's almost impossible not to walk around afterward in something of a stupor, asking yourself repeatedly: How did this happen? Why wasn't it me? But you have to let it go.

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Every day in the Korengal Valley held the possibility of death. The sun came up every morning and the shooting started shortly thereafter. That's just the way it was. The fact that you might have to kill someone, or that you might be killed, did not burn through your head, because that was life in the valley.

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