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    Louie Zamperini‚ when asked what he would do if he had to go through his experiences again‚ replied that he would “kill himself”(page number). In fact‚ most of the people involved in any war end up hurt either physically or mentally. Louie Zamperini was captured in WWII by the Japanese and survived 2 years in captivity. In Louie’s story‚ the two emerging mental side effects caused by war are jealousy and anger. After the war‚ Louie felt much anger toward his captors. This overtook him‚ leaving him

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    The novel Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival‚ Resilience‚ and Redemption‚ tells the story of Louie Zamperini‚ an Olympic athlete who turned United States airmen at the start of the second world war. This biography is written by Laura Hillenbrand and was originally published on November 16‚ 2010. Louie’s story is one of unheard of courage and faith as well as the horrific truth of human cruelty. To begin with‚ Louie’s military experience was one that was full of ups and downs. The novel and

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    seemingly impossible throughout the horrific journey of Louie Zamperini. Louie‚ was an Olympic runner before he started working for the military where before he would know it‚ his life would change. Louie and his crew member’s plane had crashed in the ocean and drifted more than 40 days in a small raft. Louie and Phil had been captured by the Japanese and were later separated and sent to different POW camps that were overly abusive and put Louie through a lot of mental and physical pain. In the novel

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    named Louis Zamperini who faces danger as a POW. The main antagonist is his troubles with the Bird‚ as known as Mutsuhiro Watanabe. Overtime‚ Louie uses his past as a way to survive his future. IN every moment of despair that Louie should have as a POW‚ Laura Hillenbrand shows how he holds on to hope and struggles to survive. From boyhood to adulthood‚ Louie had many moments that should have left him in despair. Many times he has left his home‚ but has always come back. “He remembered the money in

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    displays undeniable courage‚ never ending strength and demonstrates nobility. Louie‚ the main character in Unbroken‚ a novel written by Laura Hillenbrand‚ exhibits heroism. He does this by helping his friends in time of need‚ overcoming difficult obstacles and extending forgiveness under strenuous circumstances. Louie shows no selfishness towards himself when it comes down to what is really important. Louie and his crewmembers got into an accident over the Pacific Ocean. Rather than

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    the most. Louie and Phil’s optimism‚ and Mac’s hopelessness‚ were becoming self-fulfilling” (Hillenbrand 155). These two sentences came from a passage in a biography called Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand whose book revolves around the life of one man: Louie Zamperini. A boy who grew up despised by his town‚ who later grew to love him because of his passion for running‚ which would later get him to the Olympics in Germany where he would meet Hitler. Soon after‚ the war started and Louie was enlisted

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    adulthood. At the end of the coaster he find the happiness. Louie the main character of this story starts out as delinquent. He robs‚ gets in fights all the time‚ and gets in trouble all the time. When he enters high school he figures he needs to change. In the beginning of high school he got himself into a lot of trouble but his little brother Pete stood up for him‚ and that saved him. To keep Louie outa trouble his brother Pete got Louie into track. he was terrible at runner in his first year on

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    Midway through the book‚ Louie had faced the difficulties of drifting out in the sea for 47 days and a couple of those difficulties are physical and mental conditions. While Louie’s body was deteriorated quickly‚ mentally his determination and recollection of memories fascinated Phil and Louie: “Louie and Phil were enjoying remarkable precision of mind‚ and were convinced that they were growing sharper every day”(173)

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    start of the war Louie enlist in the army air corps and becomes a bombardier (or man who drops and aims bombs) in the plane named Superman. Getting pretty far into his tour on duty Louie meets his best friend Phil the pilot of superman. One day while on a flight Louie and Phil had to switch planes (due to damage) and take the Green Hornet a plane known for malfunctions and breakdowns. The inevitable happens and the plane crashes in the middle of the pacific. The only survivors Louie‚ Phil‚ and Mac

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    announcing that Phil was missing in action. (Chapter Thirteen‚ p. 144) Research the Army’s present-day policy procedures for notifying the next of kin for those missing in action or killed. How different is this new policy from the one used in 1943? When Louie and Phil were declared missing around 1943‚ the telegram informing that the soldier was declared missing was sent about a week after the date that the soldiers were last seen. After a week‚ soldiers were considered dead and the searches were abandoned

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