When brothers most often say "don't want to be born in the same year and the same month, but want to die in the same year and the same month", and for comrades-in-arms, it is this kind of absolute friendship that depends on life and death. In order to complete the task of defending the swamp, Joe lost 15 good brothers who depended on each other for life and death. This huge anger made him just want to return to the battlefield and kill more enemies. This is a kind of moving, but it is only based on morality and goes against the responsibility of personal anger. In one operation, Ben, the brave Navajo man who saved the team for his bravery, began to impress Joe with him. And when Joe had to kill the captured Ben's kin in order to defend the code, he once again witnessed the madness he had just returned to the battlefield, only this time it was Ben. Fortunately, Joe at this time has learned responsibility, and he has learned to let his current comrades live instead of dying for dead comrades. Ben saved Joe's soul, and Joe ended up saving Ben's life.
A few years later, when the war subsided, and Ben stood on the mountain in his hometown, put on his son's Joe's name tag and told his son, if you ever tell a story about him, say he was my friend, I believe Ben learned this too. A life-and-death absolute friendship. This is the transformation of a boy into a man.
ps: I have to complain, the nurse's emotional drama with Joe is so nonsensical, I don't see any need at all
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