The Eternal Watch is a sapper's memoir of dust, detonation, and doctrine — and what it costs to carry the watch. From the training grounds of Archers Post to the minefields of Somalia, from the silence after an explosion to a university lecture hall, Rotuga Cheruiyot traces fifteen years of explosive ordnance disposal service into a meditation on fear, guilt, brotherhood, and legacy. Equal parts war memoir and philosophy of duty, this book asks what it means to clear a path for others — in combat, in community, and at home.