receives the savagery of war. Jnger is incredibly lucky surviving being hit fourteen times by his count, a large number of Twounds by any standard. But many of Jnger's comrades are not as lucky. [in nearly every page Junger mentions other soldiers who received the misfortunes of war. Soldiers are constantly being killed even during relatively calm times at the front Men are killed from random artillery or mortar barrages, snipers bullets, and going out on night patrols. Despite all the people being