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In the book Purity of Arms, Aaron Wolf, an American who became an Israeli citizen in 1985, chronicles his 18 months of military service in the Israeli army. This first-person narrative tells of a demanding training and of nerve-wracking patrols and ambushes on the West Bank and in Southern Lebanon. Wolf describes his unit's involvement in early stages of the "sticks and stones war" - the Intifada.
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Publisher:
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Doubleday,1989
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Additional Details:
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227 pages, hardcover, no dust jacket, good condition. ISBN 0-385-260369.
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Opening:
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Lebanon, June 1987
This is the forty-second hour and I am still awake. WE have cleared the road five miles in one direction and now we are clearing it on the way back. We are moving in a T-formation. The guys on the flanks are checking for wires, booby traps, or mines.
(Aaron Wolf: A Purity of Arms - An American in the Israeli Army, page 3)
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