Bosnian mission boosts troops morale as bonds with locals grow
U S troops in Bosnia report emotional involvement with Bosnians helps morale and reenlistment, despite risks. Officers note civilian trust, hospital rebuilding, and limited duties while peace holds, with soldiers praising daily interactions and the slower pace of conflict.
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