The Kandahar Base is extremely large, but the soldiers' dormitories are incredibly decrepit.
NATO soldiers' barracks are a bit more humane, while the government soldiers' barracks are simply just dozens of arched large tents.
The space inside the tents is quite large, essentially, each tent houses a company of about 100-120 people.
When Joe Ga walked into the first barrack, he almost stumbled from the smell inside.
There was no air conditioning, only two high-powered fans. The small windows soldiers cut on the tent couldn't dissipate the heat, so one could imagine the scent on a hot day.
As Joe Ga stepped back, he saw over a dozen injured soldiers lying inside the barrack. They were receiving IVs, but in such conditions, Boss Joe really doubted they could hold on.
"Where have all the soldiers gone? What's the situation with these people?"
Joe Ga asked, turning to the leading officer, "I don't even know your name yet..."
