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Later in the final offensive on the Somme, Jünger suffers a double injury in the chest and head. Here he describes the second injury in grisly detail. As he’s being accompanied back to the medic station, he’s struck for a second time and briefly assumes he’s received his fatal wound. His escort’s reassurances prompt him to pluck up his courage, however, and even cheerfully encourage others to pick up his slack. With Jünger’s overall self-characterization in view, this is actually quite a humorous quote—he’s so battle-hardened by this time that, as long as his brains are safely in place, he’s…