Father, Soldier, Son

David Gilmore The New York Times September 16, 2017

Stephanie Klein-Davis/The Roanoke Times via AP

Mr. Tripp tells his tale in an austere style: men burned to blackened lumps, limbs blown off, decayed corpses floating eerily in stagnant pools, whitened skeletons heaped in piles...

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