Oren Lacquement Thesis

There was once a man named Oren Lacquement. As an American World War II soldier, he was a brave man. Oren fought vigilantly for as long as he did his duties to America. He went with five of his friends, and all six of them survived. He lied about his age so he could join the army at seventeen. Though he moved around a lot, he was in Italy for most of his time involved in the war. He was also in North Africa, The Middle East, and many other places in Europe. His moving around helped him learn to adapt to new settings. He had a very mobile unit, so he ended up spending a lot of time involved in the war. The total that he fought for was four years, which was longer than most. The young fighter really enjoyed battling for his country, so much that he risked his life, even though he wasn’t old enough. Nevertheless, he worked as an anti-artillery unit and shot down many enemy planes and jets. He and his friends overcame obstacles and all came home safe as heroes. Thus, they were all honorably discharged. …show more content…
It was also very rare for someone to be in war for four years, like he was. The average time in the war was sixteen months. Oren Lacquement moved around throughout the war territory so much that he ended up serving three or four times as long as that. World War II was recorded as the deadliest war ever, with at least seventy million recorded deaths. When he was in Italy (Which was most of the time), he was fighting against the Italian forces. Oren was in a force that got Italy to surrender and join the Allies. Italy and some American soldiers then moved to Northern Africa and fought some Axis soldiers