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In a discussion of the language of the war, one of the soldiers remarks, "I don't know why they calling it friendly fire if it kills you." What is he pointing out about the language and terminology used
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In a discussion of the language of the war, one of the soldiers remarks, "I don't know why they calling it friendly fire if it kills you." What is he pointing out about the language and terminology used in the war?

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discussing soldiers from the same side firing at their own men probably from crossfire
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