Sorley MacLean creates an immediate picture of the random death of six comrades in World War Two. He contrasts human destruction with the beautiful and indifferent universe in which we live and die.
Sorley MacLean joined the British Army in 1940. Between December 1941 and March 1943 he served in the North Africa campaign of World War Two. MacLean was wounded three times during active service.
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