Checkpoint 47d. Efremov A.

I remember very well the days when I was going on my first business trip to the war. It was scary. Already on an airplane, completely obscene thoughts were tormented: “Why did I agree to this? After all, the family, children ”... upon arrival, it became even worse. Surprisingly, after a while, the fear completely disappeared. As a child, my friends and I often climbed the roofs of multi -storey buildings. We walked along the very edge, dangled their feet and tongues, and it was completely not scary. And when at home, lying in a warm bed, I remembered this, an unpleasant chill appeared in the stomach. So now - from some episodes of the Chechen war, it becomes creepy. But when we, veterans, are going to a company, we recall mostly good, bright and, of course, ridiculous, which is reflected in this terrible and, at the same time, cheerful book.