evolved its ownculture, different from that of the labor camps and no doubt from theoriginal tribal cultures, too. Meanwhile, Varlik felt considerably recovered-tired,but not exhausted-again thanks to Voker's hard training, he told himself. What-kind of children? Boys. They'd expect it.
d sergeant; Dao, his old platoonsergeant; Lieutenant Dzo-Tar; Captain Gotasu; and his old regimentalC. So itspersonnel, numbering about half that of a mobile infantry regiment, werebeing used as an over-strength infantry battalion, so the army's force herewas more like a light infantry brigade. Kristal wassitting at a desk which, by Voker's criteria, was cluttered. He saw newcomers being marched to other barracks, still wearingtheir civilian clothes.
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