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Green on Blue

Green on Blue: A Novel | Elliot Ackerman

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"A debut novel about a young Afghan orphan and the harrowing, intractable nature of war."--

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Green on Blue: A Novel | Elliot Ackerman

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Starts pretty quickly. I like that the novel is essentially American-less which I thought made it different than most war novels by an American. Last 10 pages is a great gut-punch that is as devastating as A Farewell to Arms. When Aziz shoots his connections at the end I was completely shocked.