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Tim obrien didn't like the war and had struggles throughout the war. This is because he probably feels bad for the families and the damage being done.

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i think what shaped tims perspective was the experiences that come with war its not something that you can brush off so easily as people come out with serious damage from it. i think Tim doesnt like war and personally dont think anyone would as comrades fall and all the struggles that come with it, all the fear of just about everything

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Tim's perspective on the war is that he didn't like the war and the mental and physical trauma it put on him. He does not like the war.

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he didn't like war nor the experiences that came with it

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His perspective on war is shaped from him being a veteran and experiencing traumatic events that caused him to feel most comfortable with members of his close units despite them being apart of a very traumatic memory

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Tim O'Brien's perspective of the Vietnam War was that the conditions were horrible and many people struggled throughout the. He would stay with the people he was comfortable being around while others made him feel uncomfortable. He wasn't happy about going to war because the draft forced him to go and he didn't get a say in rather or not he wanted to go willingly. He feels the war was horrible for soldier but he felt like he had a community with the group of soldiers he was comfortable with.

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even though they are like ghosts of ghosts he feels at home when around these people because of what they have been though. some of his war buddy's disapprove of what he said. what has happened to them in the war is disgusting "the smells of poverty and mold and smoke and tropical decay as you enter a badass village at dawn, and how those smells combine into a single brain-deep" that can change a person and not for the better.

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His perspective on war is from the mental damage and some bad memories. I think the doesn't like the war is because he feel bad about the damage war bring to the people, and this damage need a long time to be heal or it will never not be heal.

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Tim o briens perspective on the war was he didnt enjoy the war and the struggles that came from it and he speaks on how the alpha company lacked remorse and he doesnt think all men in the war were bad

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Tim doesn't like war. He seen his buddies struggle in war and living in poor conditions.

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things that shaped his beliefs for example he talks about the men in Alpha Company like the way they talked the way they have no remorse. he dose not think all of the men were bad but some of the were his buddies disagree.

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Tim O'briens experience helped him gain a perspcetive on war. He does not like being in the war and his buddies are ''outraged by his dissaproval''.

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Tim O'briens experience helped him gain a perspcetive on war. He does not like being in the war and his buddies are ''outraged by his dissaproval''.

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-Oceane

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Tim O'briens perspective on war is generally not similar to most vets he probably didnt agree with some of the things that the gov. made them do.

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Tim O'Brien's perspective on war was basically explaining how he's mostly comfortable around people who he knows and mostly he's around people who is random to him and wouldn't even remember them. In my opinion i think he doesn't like being in a war with people he doesn't know or maybe he's uncomfortable for being somewhere he doesn't want to be

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Except for my family and a couple of close friends, I am most at home and most wholly happy in the company of former members of my unit in Vietnam. I see these men only rarely; I don’t know them well and never did; many are like ghosts, or like ghosts of ghosts, whose faces are familiar but weirdly indefinite. I recall only a few complete names. A good number of them I remember only by nicknames. Many, perhaps most, are entirely nameless.