What do the narrator and the three other soldiers have in common? They have all been wounded while serving in the Italian military. All of them are fatally wounded, and will not survive much longer. They have all committed incredible feats of bravery while in battle. They all are Americans serving in a foreign branch of the Army.

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Dearey

22 November, 14:59

What do the narrator and the three other soldiers have in common? They have all been wounded while serving in the Italian military. All of them are fatally wounded, and will not survive much longer. They have all committed incredible feats of bravery while in battle. They all are Americans serving in a foreign branch of the Army.

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Kiera Copeland · Answer 1

The correct answer is: They have all been wounded while serving in the Italian military. In In another country the narrator and the soldiers are afraid to return to the battle. The doctor tells the narrator that he can return to play football to give him hope about his recovery and to continue the treatment.