Common Warfare

<p> The vast majority of soldiers and sailors fighting in World War II did not engage the enemy directly. Indeed for every infantryman actually fighting eight others were supporting him--driving trucks laden with food and ammunition securing captured areas servicing the machinery of war and manning desks.</p><p> This is the story of two enlisted men who served in the Pacific war zone in a support capacity. Theirs is not a tale of blood and fighting; instead it is the story of how they adjusted to the routine of war and the relationships they formed with their comrades.</p>