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"
How
many
loops
is
this
for
you
?
"
A
brilliant
sun
traced
crisp
shadows
on
the
ground
.
The
air
was
so
clean
you
could
have
gotten
a
clear
sniper
shot
from
kilometers
away
.
Above
the
field
,
the
17th
Company
’
s
flag
snapped
in
a
moist
southerly
breeze
blowing
off
the
Pacific
.
The
sea
air
held
a
scent
that
snaked
its
way
down
your
nose
and
tickled
your
tongue
on
its
way
to
your
throat
.
Rita
knitted
her
brow
.
It
wasn
’
t
the
stench
of
a
Mimic
.
More
like
the
slightly
fishy
fragrance
you
got
from
those
bowls
of
nuoc
mam
sauce
.
Wartime
tensions
and
the
constant
threat
of
death
aside
,
the
Far
East
really
wasn
’
t
so
bad
.
The
coastline
,
so
difficult
to
defend
,
afforded
beautiful
sunsets
.
The
air
and
water
were
clean
.
If
Rita
,
who
had
about
one
tenth
the
refinement
and
culture
of
an
average
individual
,
thought
it
was
wonderful
here
,
an
actual
tourist
might
have
considered
it
paradise
.
If
there
were
one
mark
against
it
,
it
was
the
cloying
humidity
.
The
weather
that
night
would
be
perfect
for
an
air
strike
.
Once
the
sun
had
set
,
bombers
laden
with
GPS
-
guided
munitions
would
take
to
the
sky
in
swarms
to
blast
the
island
into
a
lifeless
moonscape
before
the
next
morning
’
s
ground
assault
.
The
beautiful
atoll
and
the
flora
and
fauna
that
called
it
home
would
all
share
the
same
fate
as
the
enemy
,
if
everything
went
according
to
plan
.
"
Beautiful
day
,
don
’
t
you
think
,
Major
Vrataski
?
"
An
old
film
camera
dangled
from
the
man
’
s
thick
neck
,
a
redwood
trunk
by
comparison
to
the
average
Jacket
jockey
’
s
beech
-
tree
.
Rita
casually
ignored
him
.
"
Great
lighting
.
Days
like
today
can
make
even
a
steel
-
and
-
rivets
airplane
look
like
a
da
Vinci
.
"
Rita
snorted
.
"
You
doing
fine
art
photography
now
?
"
"
That
’
s
hardly
any
way
to
speak
to
the
only
embedded
photojournalist
in
the
Japan
expedition
.
I
take
great
pride
in
the
role
I
play
conveying
the
truths
of
this
war
to
the
public
.
Of
course
,
90
percent
of
the
truth
is
lighting
.
"
