> What I find strange is that a man who would make such a noble gesture as taking care of a wounded enemy, would not simply refuse to take part in such a sensel

> What I find strange is that a man who would make such a noble gesture as taking care of a wounded enemy, would not simply refuse to take part in such a senseless, destructive war as WWII, in the first place. Is it so strange that soldiers have traditions of honorable conduct within the bounds of their profession? The military isn't the unthinking brutes many view them as.