
UNDER BOMBARDMENT

As I re-read Erich Maria Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front, I kept thinking to myself: This is how even highly trained, combat-hardened soldiers, inured as they were to killing and being killed, felt about constant artillery bombardment back in 1914-1918. What terrified them. Numbed them. Made them go hysterical. What after a point they couldn’t take.
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