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The company commanders in Korea watched the girls run in and out of the barracks, had men talk back to them, and didn’t know what to do about it. In fact, they weren’t sure but what the American thing to do was to ignore it, and get a girl of their own. Which many did. What the hell, the war was over. Anybody who said a new one was brewing was definitely a goddam Fascist, or something. Besides, contracting a venereal disease was no longer a court-martial offense. That kind of thinking had gone out with the horse, with saluting except on duty, with the idea that you should respect a sergeant.
This Kind of War: The Classic Military History of the Korean War
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