Description
Captain Wiss’ experience in Afghanistan convinced him that this conflict was once a rare example of a moral war. When asked to go back for an even longer tour of duty in the combat zone, he readily agreed. Once again, he kept a diary, writing with passion about the efforts, sacrifices and achievements of those Canadians who served with such distinction. Illustrated with over 100 colour photographs, A Line in the Sand tells us about virtually each and every roughly soldier fighting in Afghanistan: the bomb technician, the engineer, the combat medic, the grunt” in addition to about the Afghans, from whom we are seemingly so different yet with whom we share such a lot. It’s an impassioned insider’s view of the war in Afghanistan and a convincing testament to why it matters.