An Allied WWII barracks built from olive-drab canvas stretched over a wooden frame, reinforced with sandbags and metal sheets. A weathered sign reading “BARRACKS” hangs above an open flap revealing dim interior lighting, bunk beds, green footlockers, rifles, and wall maps. Outside lie stacked crates, jerry cans, helmets, and a fluttering U.S. flag. The ground is dusty, trampled by boots and tire tracks. Nearby are lantern poles, supply tents, and barbed wire fences. The structure feels temporary but vital—alive with motion, grit, and purpose in an active warzone.