Troops Celebrate Victory With A Chicken Dinner

Admiral Nimitz and his staff survey the victory scenes on the first Japanese territory to fly the American flag. Four battle-weary men rest, reflecting on their achievements and collecting souvenirs. Even a stray chicken becomes a symbol of beauty amidst the aftermath of war. The narrative highlights the challenges faced and the peace that follows, marking a significant moment on Japanese soil.

How does the text describe the condition of the men after the battle?

What does the phrase 'duck soup' imply about the fighting conditions?