Hail hunters

There is a world unknown to many, which usually begins just beyond the outermost trench of the average VOP on the contact line or remains forever inside a soldier's shoulder bag.
These are fears that are released with the first shot and that will never go beyond the closed hatches of the armor of combat vehicles. These are the shadows in the depths of the dugouts or the rusted remnants of equipment on the sides of the broken roads of Donetsk region, each with its own story that is worth hearing or remembering.
These are the moments that make up the lives of people in the war, and eternity outside of it. These are lines you'll definitely keep coming back to, whether you like them or not.
These are unadorned real memories, as if with a camouflage net, camouflaged by artistic descriptions on the sparse pages of novels.
This is "Hail Hunters".
The names and nicknames of the characters are, of course, fictitious, but don't be surprised if you suddenly recognize yourself or your brothers, because we have one war, just like Ukraine.