Kiowa

Kiowa was one of the best soldiers. He can be characterized by:
Physical Character traits: He was 19 or 20 years. He was Native American, Pious Baptist. He carries an illustrated New Testament and his grandfather's hunting tackle and keeps moccasins for silence.

The main character’s traits are: experience his legacy, practice his faith, likes to be in churches, tries to calm O'Brien after he kills a person, good man, moral, standing. The best quotation of him sounds as: "And Kiowa was a gorgeous person, the best, smartest and gentle and calm-spoken. And very brave as well! And worthy".

Kiowa carried with him a feathered tomahawk of his grandfather. Every fourth, if not every third, had an anti-personnel mine left in stock - three and a half pounds together with a fuse. Everyone had fragmentation grenades (fourteen ounces) and at least one smoke (twenty-five ounces). Some had grenades with nerve or tear gas, some of them had phosphoric grenades. They carried everything they could load on themselves, sometimes silently terrified by the terrible power of their burden.

The lonely Baptist Kiowa didn’t leave the illustrated "New Testament," received as a gift from his father, the director of the Sunday school in Oklahoma, and in those bad times Kiowa also kept his father's distrust of white people and the grandfather tomahawk. All determined circumstances. The land was strewn with mines, so no one left without a bullet-proof vest - plastic with metal mail inside weighed six and seven-tenths of a pound, but on hot days it seemed much harder.

While observing the fact that a person dies very quickly, he had at least one large bag of rubber bandages, usually under the belt in the helmet, so that it would be easier to get it.