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How does the soldier feel about the cause that he is fighting for?

How does the soldier feel about the cause that he is fighting for?
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How does the soldier feel about the cause that he is
fighting for?

User Komatsu
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I’m general or is this a specific war? If general. Soldiers don’t have a say so. They believe it’s worth fighting for because their leader believes it’s worth it. A soldier feels proud and believes they are protecting our country to the fullest.
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