RE: Clone Corps and Non-Citizen Warriors

Hi Tom,

I've read this; it was a short story actually. They started out
cryogenically freezing the troops, then technology advanced to the point
that they cloned the handful of survivors and imprinted them with
Personality Records....The central character is one such soldier and the
irony of the story was that the enemy conducted a number of raids and
'snatched' a quantity of personality records; the end result of which
our
perticular hero is killed by himself.....I've been digging around my
bookshelves in vain for days now!

BIG SNIP

> Just to spin another layer of OT, a friend raves about a book 
> which he read,
> but doesn't know title or author. The story is about the 
> personality of a
> soldier. The personality is backed up at the end of each 
> successful battle
> or campaign, then reanimated for the next fight. His memory, 
> as it builds,
> is a continuous stream of battles. Curiously enough, the 
> author includes
> bits like his contemporaries/peers who often fight the same battles or
> against him in the same battles, but have different memories based on
> whether they survived that battle or whether their side won. 
> I like the
> sound of the book, but obviously don't know how to find it. 
> Anyone else
> read this one ?
>