In a story set after this war, Henry jumps into a river and tells his brother Lyman “my boots are filling” before he drowns. (10[1]-5[2])In a story set after this war, Norman (10[1])Bowker (10[1])walks fully (10[3])clothed (10[4])into his hometown (10[1])lake (10[1])after (10[2])driving (10[4])around (10[4])it (10[1])twelve (10[1])times, (10[10]-5[1])only (10[3])stopping (10[5]-5[1])to get (10[1])a hamburger. (10[6]-5[1])After being shot twice, (10[3])the protagonist (10[1])of a story (10[2])set during this war vows (10[1])to scare the inexperienced (10[1])medic (10[1])Bobby (10[1])Jorgenson (10[3])using flares and sandbags. (10[2])This war (10[1])is the subject of a collection that contains (10[1])“How (10[1])to (10[1])Tell a True (10[2])War Story” (10[7]-5[2])and another (10[2])story in which (10[1])Kiowa drowns (10[1])in a sewage field. (10[2])Lieutenant (10[1])Jimmy Cross (10[3])lists (10[1])“can openers, (10[4])pocket knives, (10[5])heattabs, (10[1])wristwatches” (10[5])in a story set during this war in which (-5[1])Ted Lavender is shot in the head. For 10 points, name this (10[1])war, the backdrop of the stories in Tim O’Brien’s (10[2])The Things (10[2])They (10[2])Carried. (10[2])■END■ (10[8]0[4])