The Hero
The Hero by Kenneth C. Crowe is a revised edition published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on June 9, 2010. This 252-page book is presented in English and explores the complexities of courage and sacrifice through the experiences of Ryan Garrity, a soldier who faced significant challenges during the Korean War. After losing an eye and his aspirations for an Army career, Ryan investigates the circumstances surrounding a fellow soldier’s unrecognized bravery, leading him to uncover deeper truths about valor in combat.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines elements of fiction, mystery, and military themes as Ryan delves into the concept of artificial courage. The story examines the motivations behind heroism and the often-unseen struggles faced by those in combat. Through Ryan’s journey, the book addresses the moral ambiguities of war and the personal sacrifices made by soldiers, providing a thought-provoking perspective on the nature of bravery and recognition in the military context.
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Ryan Garrity, winner of two Silver Stars, lost an eye and his dream of an Army career on a battlefield in Korea while leading a selected band of cowards in an experimental unit into combat. The soldier who saved his life also carried three other seriously wounded comrades to safety, but strangely his nomination for a Medal of Honor was squelched. In delving into the reason why, Ryan discovers there is such a thing as artificial courage.
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