This book came out in September.

Here's an excerpt:

While on our second patrol in Iraq, a civilian candy truck tried to merge with a column of our armored vehicles, only to get run over and squashed. The occupants were smashed beyond recognition. Our first sight of death was a man and his wife both ripped open and dismembered, their intestines strewn across shattered boxes of candy bars. The entire platoon hadn't eaten for twenty-four hours. We stopped, and as we stood guard around the wreckage, we grew increasingly hungry. Finally, I stole a few nibbles from one of the cleaner candy bars. Others wiped away the gore and fuel from the wrappers and joined me.

As Thomas Ricks says:

Staff Sgt. Bellavia brings it. This is life in the infantry, circa right now.

Who needs hard-boiled when you've got real-life?

House to House: An Epic Memoir of War