Imagine the first time you're dropped in a hot zone is the first time your boots have really hit the ground. Your pulse is racing, there's gunfire coming from in every direction, and you have seconds decide what to do and where to go. Sure, you've done some time in pre-deployment training, but most of your time was spent in the barracks, conceptualizing war using two-dimensional models. Nothing has really prepared you for this — but the Army is going to change that.
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