Catch-22 is frequently cited as one of the greatest literary works of the twentieth century. The novel describes the wartime experiences of Army Air Corps Captain John Yossarian. Yossarian has almost finished his combat mission. But, his leader keeps increasing his mission. He gets to know that pilot who is mentally ill can be allowed to end his mission, so Yossarian devises multiple strategies to avoid combat missions, but the military bureaucracy is always able to find a way to make him stay. And one of his comrades, Snowden is dead in the bombardment of Avignon. After Snowden's death, he continues to pretend to be mad. At last, he escapes from the base. The novel, deeply reveals the problem of bureaucracy, fraud, violence in the army, and
