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November 1943, Bougainville Island. When Japanese snipers dominated the deadly jungles of the Pacific, one Marine turned discarded soup cans into the most devastating psychological weapon of World War II.
This is the true story of Staff Sergeant Samuel "Sam" Griffin, whose ingenious "soup can trick" revolutionized sniper warfare and eliminated 112 enemy combatants in just five days—using nothing but reflected sunlight, tactical deception, and pure genius.

This isn't just about killing efficiency—it's about human ingenuity, the psychological dimensions of warfare, and the moral weight carried by those who excel at combat. Griffin's legacy wasn't just tactical brilliance, but his lifelong reminder that every innovation in warfare comes with a cost measured in memory and conscience.

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