The profession of arms deals in death, no matter what an individual’s military career might be. Cooks feed warfighters who are out there dealing death. Finance is reimbursing travel vouchers for troops who likely dealt some death. Combat cameramen are documenting the history of dealing death and inspiring others to join in. It’s not a moral judgement; that’s just the reality of what’s happening.
With this in mind, not only does it make sense that some military installations, vehicles, and battlefields would be haunted (if you believe in that sort of thing)—it should actually make us wonder how military installations, vehicles, and battlefields aren’t more haunted.
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