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Fables of Field and Staff

By James A. (James Albert) Frye

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amid the camaraderie and absurd predicaments of peacetime military life, a regiment navigates comical blunders and unusual characters, turning routine into riotous entertainment.

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2015-03-21
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Summary

"Fables of Field and Staff" by James A. Frye is a series of lighthearted stories capturing the funny world of a volunteer infantry regiment during times of peace. Through interconnected narratives and personal anecdotes, it animates the quirky characters and tight bonds formed within the military. The book starts with a preface that points toward the jokes and friendship within military culture. As the stories progress, readers are introduced to the mostly boring but still amusing atmosphere of the regiment, where a quiet room is the scene for officer conversations. A character named Bones shares a funny story about a former captain whose strange faith in his regiment's divine protection caused a laughable inspection failure, leading to the company being nicknamed "The Forty Thieves," inviting readers to enjoy a fun examination of life within the ranks.

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