Instruct: Classify the given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Puts You Right There in The Trenches Like No Other WWI Memoir

Ernst Junger's WWI memoir of his experiences as a young Lieutenant in the German army has the most detailed and lucid descriptions of the brutality of trench warfare that I've ever read. His ability to recreate the atmosphere down to the smells and sounds of combat are unsurpassed. I found his enthusiasm for war and his unquestioning attitude toward the carnage he described and experienced ( he was wounded numerous times) at times strangely dispassionate. This didn't reduce the value of his work as a combat memoir but I understand some of the criticism aimed at his work as a glorification of war. Junger clearly viewed war as a supreme test and validation of manhood. There is not a trace of anti-war sentiment or regret in his book.I didn't read this book as a political or philosophical reflection but rather as a remarkably detailed account of battle in the trenches of Flanders and France. It still has the power to shock.