Summary

Lowell Stone A Soldier's Home Is Battle

Jerry said.
"Things are pretty rough," Blake said. "From what I've been able to determine, the whole nation's been blasted."
"Lieutenant—no!" Jerry cried. He moved forward toward the Lieutenant and clutched Blake by the shoulders. "I've got a wife and kid back home!"
"We all have relatives back home, Conlon. You're no different than anybody else. And it's just as bad for us as it is for you. You've got to get a grip on yourself. There's nothing you can do for them one way or the other."
Source: Gutenberg

Lowell Stone A Soldier's Home Is Battle

Jerry said.
"I didn't expect it at a time like this," Peterman said. "The men that are left have their hands full."
"For what? You heard what the Colonel said, the Government is gone—possibly the whole country! What we're doing isn't even a delaying action. We're hardly going to harass the Enemy! What's the good of hanging on? Why doesn't the Army turn us loose? I've got to find out how my wife and kid are doing! Staying here only means one thing—one foolish, stupid thing!"
"You've got a point, Conlon," Peterman said through his pain. "I've got a family too.
Source: Gutenberg

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