Chapters 13-18

Chapters 13-18

Ned Is going to Hawaii to battle in the U.S marines he goes there as a code talker. He starts its journey and he is in charge to look out for enemy airplanes to avoid bombers. He imidiatley starts batteling Japanese during that journey he understands and studies the Japanese soldiers rules one of wich had to do with their lifes. War lasts about 3 months in his island but its finally over it was the first time he faught so he was very stressed about going home and telling his parents. At the end of war he is choosen to improve his position to be the 3rd squad of the marines he takes it but the good thing is that he dosent go by himself he goes with his friends Georgia boy and many more. He is translated to another island in Asia called Guam at that time there he learns many new word he had to use from other code talkers. He finnaly finds out that Georgia Boy was a soildier sent to protect him, In Bouganville another island where he was starting another war with Japanese he was forced to take pills from Malaria but he did not want them so commanders had to open his mouth and force him.



"Suddenly two United States soldiers waylaid us. "Don't move, Japs," one of them said. "Why are you wearing United States Marine uniforms?" (16.14-15) This quote is in chapter 16 when one of the navy headquater military confuses Chester a military solider with japanese. This shows that the U.S. military was very worried that they might have some spies serving with the army. A famous war quote by Jack Weinberg a military " in war you cannot trust anyone'' . They were having trouble in that time because they were under war. Ned was very excited too.


 

In the next few chapters I believe that many people like Georgia Boy and Chester might be discovered of a terrible secret. I say this because it seems that something is going to happened to them because they are being mentioned too much during the book. Also I belief Japanese will discover the secret language that the navy is using because they are starting to give hints of the language being used by Japanese. I think next chapters will be great.