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Letter To A Military Trainer
Hello Mother, military camp is going just fine. The trainer I have is great and has enforced the rules well and clearly. I am taught to withstand pain, answer in a few words, only speak when I am spoken to, respect elders, obey orders, and eat little. We also can steal food, but if caught then we will be wipped. We play games at camp too. You are allowed to bite, punch, and kick. Not all the games we play are rough as that though. If we give up and run then were called coward and we would get in trouble. The sleeping brackets are not as comfy as the ones at home, but I’ll live. They send us one at a time into the woods to live without food. I would have to scavenge or steal. Well, nothing else is new around here.
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