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Lonely Soldier

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Lonely Soldier

Adam Harmon grew up in New Hampshire and received his B.A. at American University’s School of International Service in 1989. Six months later, he moved to Israel. He served with the 202nd Paratrooper Battalion for two years, and was invited to serve with an Israeli Special Operations reserve unit. Now living in the United States, he continues to serve with the Israeli reserves.

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Title of ebook: Lonely Soldier
ISBN: 9780345493804
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group
Internet download file size: 2658 kb
Released online for download: 06-27-2006
Author of eBook: Harmon, Adam

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Chapter One
Chapter One

Wanting the Red Beret Over the last five months, I’ve run on dirt paths to increase my stamina and made every effort to improve my ability to speak and understand Hebrew. I’m now well beyond being only able to ask where to find the bathroom, but I’m far from being able to communicate fully and completely understand what’s being said.

Collectively, members of the kibbutz have spent hours describing military life while we’re working in the fields or relaxing in the community’s lounge, but I still don’t have a clear idea of what to expect. At 5 am on November 6, as ready as I’ll ever be, I kiss my girlfriend good-bye. I hope I look more relaxed and less anxious than I feel.

I cut through the cow pasture and climb over an eight-foot-high fence, carrying a knapsack filled with socks, underwear, shorts, T-shirts, small notepads, pens, and a paperback novel. I reach the road that links the kibbutz to the wider world. After ten minutes, I cross the main road to the same bus stop that has taken me to Jerusalem many times in the past. Today I’m standing in the dark waiting for a bus to take me to Jerusal ... read full excerpt from Lonely Soldier ebook