What experiences did Eugene Sledge have that most seriously affected him?

Please answer the following question in an essay of five pages. The essay should be constructed using formal essay guidelines (12 pt Times New Roman font or standard equivalent, one inch margins, and double spaced) and part of your grade will depend on grammar, spelling, and mechanics. Please consult the General Essay Guidelines or email me with any questions about format or content. Please use Chicago Manual of Style footnotes for all citations. Be sure to use citations whenever you include information that is neither common knowledge nor your own. Improper citations will be penalized. You do not need a Works Cited page unless you use outside sources (websites, other articles or books, textbooks).:1. Did Eugene Sledge change over the course of the book? What experiences did he have that most seriously affected him? Why is it important for us to have first-person accounts of war? In other words, what can this book tell us about the impact of war on soldiers? 2. Historian John Dower has claimed that World War II was a race war as it “exposed raw prejudices and was fueled by racial pride, arrogance, and rage on many sides.”[1] Is he right? Why or why not? You should consider both how race might have influenced interactions between people at home as well as those at war, but focus most of your analysis on Sledge’s book.[1] John W. Dower, War Without Mercy: Race and Power in the Pacific War Seventh Edition (New York, NY: Pantheon Books, 1993), 4.