Bullets flew past him.
So close he could hear the “buzzing” sound as they cut through the air.
This French Captain, Charles Barbier, often received urgent messages at night—orders about troop movements, supplies, or battle plans.
But when you’re in the field, the last thing you want to do is light a fire or candle just to read instructions. A flame is a target.
That meant Barbier often had to wait until daylight to read the messages he carried—hoping it wasn’t too late to act.
The night had become an obstacle.
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