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What does it suggest to get rid of for your country? How will you understand how to do it? What does it feel like in as soon as? Once the getting rid of starts, how do you control it? And what goes on when you get rid of the wrong person or don't get rid of someone you want you had or look back, years later, at people you wiped out? America has been at war in two countries for more than a decade. The getting rid of that is done and has been done is an essential aspect of war and an integral part of the stories servicemen buying with them. Yet, with few exceptions, it's only rarely discussed in public and largely remaining to the veterans themselves to process, wrestle with, and carry. This is unlucky because to understand what war is and what war does, it's important to understand what getting rid of is and what getting rid of will. In The Kill Switch, copy writer Phil Zabriskie, who protected both Iraq and Afghanistan for Time and other newspapers, reconnects with two marines and other veterans he attained in Iraq and discovers them ready to talk about it and prepared to examine soberly and genuinely what they've done and were asked to do. From boot camp through the original invasion to the crucible of Ramadi, the siege of Fallujah, and beyond, they recount firefights, ambushes, suicide car bombers, hand-to-hand fight, and the life-and-death decisions they made about Saddam's military, battle-hardened insurgents, and folks, even children, who have been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
