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Why You Wouldn’t Survive a Day Fighting in Jungle of New Guinea

Experience what it was truly like to be a U.S. Army soldier in the jungles of New Guinea during World War II — from the endless rain, disease, and exhaustion to rare moments of calm, courage, and quiet humanity. This immersive 3-hour historical sleep story places you right inside the mud, the fear, and the resilience of the Pacific campaign. One last heroic act before sleep: subscribe for more WW2 Sleep Stories. 🫡 👉    / @thesleepyhistorianww2   Also watch:    • Why Fighting in the Battle of Manila Was a...      • Could You Survive the Jungle of Guadalcana...      • Why You Wouldn’t Survive a Day as a U.S. M...   🎧 Prefer to just listen? Check out the full WW2 Sleep Stories Podcast here: 👉    • WW2 Sleep Stories – Voices From the Frontl...   ☕️ Love these stories? Support the channel by buying me a coffee! Every cup helps fund new scripts, narration, and research. 🫡 👇 https://buymeacoffee.com/thesleepyhis... 🪖 This video was assisted by AI tools and fully reviewed by the The Sleepy Historian WW2 editorial team. 🎙️ This is an original narration recorded specifically for this video in the The Sleepy Historian WW2 studio. ⚠️ Educational Note: This video is for educational and historical purposes only. It explores the lived experiences of soldiers and civilians during WWII from a human perspective, presented in a calm, immersive style to support relaxation and sleep. #sleepstories #ww2 #historyforsleep