Comrades of Easy Company

The comrades of Yiyiyi Company broke up from July 1942 until the end of World War II, they are elite airborne troops composed of 'voluntary citizen soldiers'. There is no military part. (Ambrose, pp. 16-17) "Easy consists of three rifle platoons and one headquarters, each platoon consisting of three 12 rifle teams and one mortar of 6. The rifle team , Each mortar team has 60 mm mortar.

Company troops are fighting enemies while helping injured comrades. People who are injured want to continue fighting even if they break their feet or hurt their heads. The soldiers are close in trust and hope to continue fighting their brothers rather than returning to England. Another example of male trust and courage happened when a German tank approached the Easy Company in a German counterattack. The other two companies retreated Easy Company and abandoned it. Even if under attack by mortar, the company maintains its position. Wales and private John McGrath crushed tanks using rocket launchers and ran into a very dangerous open space for them. Winter continues to lead the success of Easy Company. He was praised for his success, but he asked for a male medal. In winter I did not seek medals for himself, but I believed that people under his command should also be recognized.

The main character of this book is Dick Winters. At the beginning of the establishment of Easy Companys, Winters began as the second lieutenant. When the company's first parachute jumped into Normandy, Winters became the de facto commander of Easy. After all, he was appointed official commander of the company, but he was promoted soon. At the end of Easy Company 's three - year tour, Winters has been promoted to Major. The soldiers respect winter and trust his leadership. Winters do not like sitting and barking orders. Instead, Winters led him to fight with his soldiers and fight with them. As a leader, Winters are discreet and fair. As a group, the people of the Easy Company are under more pressure on the front than they think. These soldiers are volunteers who fight bravely for their country in the company with a casualty rate of over 150%. In Bastogne, when other soldiers ran away, the company continued to move forward and kept fighting.