| Subject: This takes place in the Erusian-ISAF war. Warthorn is an ISAF commando. Here goes.... ((LOOK INSIDE)) |
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Date Posted: 14:36:23 07/12/03 Sat
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's message, "My first story" on 00:07:48 07/11/03 Fri
CHAPTER ONE: THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL
COLONEL WARTHORN WAS IN COMMAND OF FIFTH INFANTRY DIVISION. HE HAD EQUIPPED THEM WELL FOR THE BATTLE. EACH SOLDIER CARRIED AN SR-25 SD, AN AK-47 ASSAULT RIFLE, A 9MM PISTOL, AN UZI, A DESERT EAGLE, AN M60E3 MACHINE GUN, 6 M203 FRAG GRENADES, AN M9, AND A SHOVEL. WARTHORN HAD CONSTANTLY ENFORCED A SINGLE RULE: ALWAYS BE READY. THUS, WHEN THE CALL CAME FOR THEM TO GO TO THE WAR ZONE, THEY WERE READY TO BE SHIPPED OUT WITHIN THE HOUR. ON THE WAY, IN THE C-10 TRANSPORT PLANE, COVERED BY E-767S EQUIPPED WITH RADIO JAMMERS, WARTHORN GAVE HIS PEP TALK. “I KNOW THIS IS UNFAMILIAR TERRITORY. WE’VE GOT A MAP DRAWN BY SCOUTS. NOW, I’VE EQUIPPED YOU ALL WITH SNIPER RIFLES. IF YOU SEE ANYBEAST SHOOTING AT YOU THAT I DON’T, YOU HAVE PERMISSION TO FIRE. EVERYBEAST GOT THAT? GREAT! WHEN WE GET THERE, FIRST THING I WANT YOU TO DO IS TAKE YOUR SHOVELS. GO TO HIGH, SANDY HILLS AND DIG YOURSELVES IN. SET UP YOUR M60E3S. IF I’M SHOT DEAD, MAJOR SWIFTSTREAM IS YOUR NEW COMMANDER. GOT THAT? FIRST LIEUTENANT DANNBLOOD, TAKE A SQUAD AND DIG A TRENCH. PLACE YOUR GRENADES THERE. ATTACH A DETONATOR CHARGE LINE TO THEM, GO A SAFE DISTANCE AWAY AND WATCH THEM CAREFULLY. ANY ENEMY SOLDIER PASSING THERE WILL GET A RUDE AWAKENING. GENERAL FIREBRAND WILL BE WATCHING US FROM THE SKIES WITH A FLEET OF A-10S. IF YOU NEED HELP, JUST CALL ON YOUR RADIO, CHANNEL 141.5 AND ASK FOR AN AIR SUPPORT SWEEP. DESIGNATE YOUR AREA AND WHERE YOU WANT FIREBRAND TO SWEEP.” AFTER ABOUT 6 HOURS, HE SAID, “WE’RE ALMOST THERE. REMEMBER YOUR ORDERS. RIGHT, SPLIT UP.”
AS THEY GOT OUT, A BULLET HIT COLONEL WARTHORN IN THE SHOULDER. GRITTING HIS TEETH, HE WENT ON, LEADING THE DIVISION ON TO BATTLE. ONE OF THE MEDICS SAW HIS BLOOD, AND HELD HIM BACK TO BANDAGE HIS SHOULDER. WHEN IT WAS DONE, WARTHORN, BEING ANGRY AT NOT BEING AT THE HEAD, RAN BACK UP TO THE FRONT. GRADUALLY, GROUPS DROPPED TO DIFFERENT HILLS. THE COLONEL WENT INTO A TRENCH WITH THE LAST, FRONTMOST GROUP. OBEYING HIS ORDERS, THEY SET UP MACHINE GUNS.
SOON, THE ENEMY WAS SPOTTED IN A RAVINE BELOW AND IN FRONT OF COLONEL WARTHORN’S DIVISION. WARTHORN USED HIS SR-25 TO PICK OFF TROOPS, WHILE THE OTHERS USED MACHINE GUNS TO ELIMINATE THEIR FRONT RANKS. THE ENEMY WAS FORCED TO RETREAT. AN OTTER BY THE NAME OF JUNIPER THEN DID THE STUPIDEST THING SHE COULD. SHE STOOD UP IN FULL VIEW AND SHOUTED, “WE’RE DRIVING ‘EM BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!”. TEN MACHINE GUN BULLETS CUT HER DOWN BEFORE SHE COULD FINISH THE SENTENCE.
REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVED FOR THE ENEMY, IN THE FORM OF THEIR OWN FLEET OF A-10S. WARTHORN SAW HIS TROOPS GETTING DECIMATED, AND CALLED IN GENERAL KERWIN TO HEAD HIS FLEET OF SU-37S TO DEMOLISH THE A-10S. ABOUT AN HOUR LATER, THEY ARRIVED. WARTHORN HAD SUFFERED HEAVY SHRAPNEL WOUNDS. THE SUS DEMOLISHED THE A-10S. THEY FELL, BURNING, IN THE MIDST OF THE ENEMY SOLDIERS. THE GENERAL WAS HIGHER RANKING THAN COLONEL WARTHORN, BUT LOOKED TO HIM FOR GUIDANCE. “WARTHORN, SHOULD WE DESTROY ENEMY FOOTHOLDS OR GO BACK TO BASE?” WARTHORN SAW SOME OF THE AIRCRAFT WERE HEAVILY DAMAGED BY FOX 2 MISSILES AND ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS. HE REPLIED, “NO, GO BACK TO BASE.” KERWIN OBEYED.
WARTHORN SWITCHED TO HIS MACHINE GUN. NOW HE HAD SUFFERED SO MUCH BLOOD LOSS THAT HE HAD TO LEAN ON ANOTHER SOLDIER FOR SUPPORT. HOWEVER, THIS DID NOT STOP HIM. HE AND HIS REMAINING TROOPS CONTINUED MERCILESSLY DRIVING THE ENEMY BACK, EVEN THOUGH THERE WERE HEAVY CASUALTIES.
A ROARING NOISE INDICATED REINFORCEMENTS. THE TROOPS TURNED TO SEE TANKS AND APCS STREAMING FORWARD AT THE ENEMY. THE 6TH ARMORED DIVISION HAD SAVED THE DAY! SMALL GROUPS OF ENEMIES WERE THROWING DOWN THEIR ARMS AND SURRENDERING. HOWEVER, WARTHORN HAD TO BE CARRIED OUT ON A STRETCHER.
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