* "We are not youth any longer. We are old men, even though we are scarcely twenty. We have lived through too much." (This quote reveals how the shared trauma of war has aged them beyond their years and created a bond of understanding and experience.)
* "We were young, we were all full of the joys of life, full of good spirits, and we knew nothing of the war, nothing of its terrors." (This quote showcases the innocence and camaraderie that existed before war, which is then shattered by their shared experience.)
* "We are all in the same boat, and we have to stick together if we want to survive." (Though not a direct quote, this sentiment is reflected in the characters' actions, as they depend on each other for survival and support.)
* "There is no such thing as a war that does not affect the lives of ordinary people." (While not directly about camaraderie, this quote emphasizes the shared human experience of war and the bond that forms through shared suffering.)
You can choose the quote that best reflects the specific aspect of camaraderie you are interested in, such as the shared hardship, the camaraderie born of shared experience, or the reliance on each other for survival.