Nearly 3,000 American soldiers, sailors and coast guardsmen who died fighting German General Rommel’s Afrika Corps in World War II are buried in this cemetery, located near the site of the ancient Carthaginian city destroyed by the Romans in 146 BC. The cemetery links two wars, fought two thousand years apart. The servicemen who are buried here are linked in death as well, and I use telephoto lens compression to draw a long row of them together, juxtaposing cross upon cross, incongruously broken only by a Star of David at the midpoint of the image.