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o showers, no relaxation. A miserable existence.
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The only effect of the propaganda, by both sides, was to bring a good laugh.
Winters was bored. Being X.O. "was a let down, a tremendous let down. The most fun I had in the army [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the most satisfying thing I did was company commander. Being a junior officer was a tough job, taking it from both sides [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], from the men and from Captain Sobel. But as company commander, I was running my own little show. I was out front, making a lot of personal decisions on the spot that were important to the welfare of my company, getting a job done."
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