However, the song comes from after the war, so he's not reminiscing about his experiences during the war, and more likely having a flashback in his dream. The first shot shows him sleeping on his bed, listening to Jazz music.His grandfather, who fought in the American Civil War, is also hinted to be one.His voice carries a weary tiredness, a byproduct of having survived the war.

Narrator: He serves as a narrator for the beginning of each war story.

This brief yet poignant moment shows that in spite of their opposing sides the two men are really the same they're both just young men drafted to fight in a seemingly pointless war that no one wants to fight. After a tense standoff where neither of them dared to fire, the German lowers his gun first, with the Hellfighter doing the same.

Mirror Character: After said artillery bombardment, the Hellfighter aims his weapon at a German soldier, who does the same.

Made of Iron: As the last soldier playable in the Prologue, he survived a bash in the head from a shovel by a German, and then survived a total-saturation of artillery fire, only to get up among the destruction along with one other German soldier.

Despite all the destruction and suffering of all the man involved in the god-awful war, even if only 1 out of every thousand of soldiers survive, it will be the proof that the soldiers will be remembered throughout the history of mankind.

The Idealist: The final narration in the epilogue 'Remember Us' seems to show him as this.

But until that day comes, we will stand, we will look death in the eye, and we will fight.'ДЄn unnamed Harlem Hellfighter serves as the frame narrator of the War Stories, as well as narrator of the prologue, Storm of Steel. 'If history remembers one in a thousand of us, then that future will be filled with stories of who we were and what we did.

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