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Going After Cacciato
Tim O'Brien

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Table of Contents
PlotSummary................................................................................................................1
Chapter One, Going After Cacciato............................................................................3
Chapter Two, The Observation Post, Chapter Three, The Road to
Paris,Chapter Four, How They Were Organized, Chapter Five, The
ObservationPost..........................................................................................................6
Chapter Six, Detours on the Road to Paris, Chapter Seven, Riding the Road to
Paris, Chapter Eight, The Observation Post, Chapter Nine, How Bernie Lynn
Died After Frenchie Tucker........................................................................................9
Chapter Ten, A Hole in the Road to Paris, Chapter Eleven, Fire in theHole,
Chapter Twelve, The Observation Post, Chapter Thirteen, Falling Through
A Hole in the Road to Paris,Chapter Fourteen, Upon Almost Winning the
Silver Star , Chapter Fifteen, Tunnel.......................................................................12
Chapter Seventeen, Light at the End of the Tunnel to Paris, Chapter
Eighteen, Prayers on the Road to Paris,Chapter Nineteen, TheObservation
Post, Chapter Twenty, Landing Zone Bravo,Chapter Twenty-One, The
Railroad to Paris, Chapter Twenty-Two, Who They W........................................17
Chapter Twenty-Three Asylum on the Road to Paris, Chapter Twenty-Four,
Calling Home, Chapter Twenty-Five, The Way It Mostly Was............................21
Chapter Twenty-Six, Repose on the Road to Paris, ChapterTwenty-Seven,
Flights of Imagination, Chapter Twenty-Eight, The Observation Post................23

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Chapter Twenty-Nine, Atrocities on the Road to Paris, Chapter Thirty, The
Observation Post........................................................................................................26
Chapter Thirty-One, Night March, Chapter Thirty-Two, The Observation...