There are ten individual, incredible, and eye opening stories
in this book. My two favorites out of these ten stories would be Dukes Dog’s,
and Demon Platoon. I like Duke’s Dogs because three dogs save 50 U.S. soldiers
from a suicide bomber. I also like Demon Platoon because it shows a bunch of
kids who are the worst in the entire camp and turning into one of the best
I.E.D. removal teams ever.
There
are three dogs that saved the fifty American soldiers lives. The first one to
join the soldiers is Sasha she was picked up from a group of soldiers out on
patrol. The second dog that joined the army dogs was Target she was part of a
group of wild dogs that ravaged through the base. She had been shot and had
rocks thrown at her, hence the name Target. The third and final dog to join the
group is Rufus and nobody really knows how he came around; one day he was just,
there.
The
second story I like a lot is “Demon Platoon.” It is about a sergeant named Tim
Faust, who when he was asked which platoon he wanted, he said the worst. His said
reason was “because then I can take them only one way, and that’s up” (Doyle
10). I like this because he takes on all these delinquents. On top of that, in
just two months they become the best in the best in the camp. I think that
takes a lot of work and determination.
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