The narrator means the Italian soldiers have the qualities required of soldiers when he describes them with medals as "hunting-hawks." (option B)
The soldiers of "In Another Country"
By Ernest Hemingway, "In Another Country" is a short story about the first World War. When the narrator compares the Italian soldiers with medals to "hunting-hawks," he wishes to convey a certain idea.
That idea is that those men have the necessary qualities to be soldiers. As we know, medals are given to those who have fought bravely in order to defend their country and people. Theses soldiers are strong, courageous, and determined.
Learn more about "In Another Country" here:
https://brainly.com/question/2386533
