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The narrative shifts to scenes of everyday life amidst the military. Soldiers are depicted as tough, yet with moments of camaraderie—sharing beers, fishing by the river, and exchanging jokes about the war and their fears. One soldier remarks humorously, "If it moves, salute it; if it doesn't, move it; if you can't, paint it," highlighting the absurdities faced during wartime operations. Such anecdotes humanize the soldiers, showing resilience blended with humor to cope with the horrors surrounding them.