For the rest of our lives

AI Rating: 1/10 - "For the Rest of Our Lives" (1947) is a WWII novel by New Zealand author Dan Davin, drawing on his experiences with the 2nd New Zealand Division in Crete and North Africa. It focuses on soldiers' camaraderie, battlefield realism, and the human cost of war, with no progressive political messaging, social justice themes, identity politics, or diversity/inclusion priorities. Storytelling centers on universal soldierly bonds and anti-fascist heroism in a 1940s context, free of modern "woke" elements.