Stephen Bourque Livres

The narrative explores the profound transformations in soldiers' lives from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the early 2000s, amid significant global events and presidential administrations. It highlights the shift from national conscription to a professional military, where servicemen faced multiple deployments in diverse combat scenarios, including high-intensity warfare, peacekeeping, and counter-insurgency. This era marked an unprecedented level of engagement in various conflicts, reflecting the evolving nature of warfare and the experiences of modern soldiers.