<p>One of the soldiers in “In Time of War” is the son of a friend of ours who was killed in 2003. The family is about as far from the “anti-war” crowd as you can get. I thought the book was certainly disturbing in its vivid descriptions of what those particular officers experienced, but like Screaming Eagle said, I don’t consider it “anti-war” in the sense of a political agenda. War is likely as he describes----something to avoid if possible----</p>
<p>Pedro–do you mean Duty First or In a Time of War? I dont’t remember anyone dying in Duty First (?)</p>