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VietNam, 1966
A group of girls planting rice together, happy, wishing the war was over.
Doing what they must. “Yes, we'll wear your helmet and carry your gun and shoot the bad people if we see them.  But right now we have to go plant the rice because if we don't, there won't be anything to eat next month.”

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