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Counting on Death: A Marine Infantryman's Journey from the Front Lines of Combat to the Fight for Peace YA_Gift_Guide except maybe: Be careful"This is not just a recount of military operations; its a tribute to the indomitable spirit of the grunts who fight in the severest crucibles of war. Major Fred Galvin, USMC (Ret.), author of A Few Bad Men Joshua Shores was just nineteen years old when he deployed to Iraq in 2005. A Midwestern kid raised in a closeknit, supportive family, he had developed a strong sense of duty and honor. Both sides of his family had proudly served their country,