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Another Spectrum 
29 May, 2022 at 6:07 pm
I always admired the quiet dignity of those who refused to be combatants in the wars much to the derision of others, and yet ended up as stretcher bearers, a much more dangerous job. Proving the thought of killing others was not cowardice but personal strength through belief..