World War II in the desert of North Africa. British soldiers nearing exhaustion attempt to claw their way up a treacherous incline. As such, it is not a military goal. As a man-made tool of torture, The Hill is a towering sand structure that has been scorched by the sun. These tyrants are not the enemy, but rather fellow soldiers who have turned on them.
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World War II in the desert of North Africa. British soldiers nearing exhaustion attempt to claw their way up a treacherous incline. As such, it is not a military goal. As a man-made tool of torture, The Hill is a towering sand structure that has been scorched by the sun. These tyrants are not the enemy, but rather fellow soldiers who have turned on them.
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