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Diary Of A Paratrooper | WWII Male Reader Insert

  World War II came, many lives were taken away from the battle field on D-Day. Blood, limbs and dead bodies of soldiers where everywhere. Friends you've made in your training years and comrades are either dead or alive and have lost some of their limbs, some were lucky to only have some scratches or get shot but still alive.

[Name] Rogers is one of the people who volunteered as a Airborne with along with people in different places to serve the U.S. Army. He lived with his family in Brooklyn before he volunteered to be in the Airborne when he was 19.

Airborne is a new group of soldiers on that time where men were trained to jump out of a plane and parachute in the battle field or in the enemy lines.

He is one of the paratrooper's of Easy Company, 506th Rigement of the 101st Division in the U.S. Army who jumped on D-day. He was there to see his friends who he known for two years, get shot, killed and blowned up.

All those years he kept a book that can be fit in his pocket and wrote some events in it to one day tell it to his little sister who gave that book to him. Wanna know the life of a soldier? Especially when they are at war? Looks like you'll be educated then.

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Fan Fiction, History, Angst, Drama, Action

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Strong language, Mentions of war, WWII, Mentions of death, Blood, Fighting

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June 4, 19XX

Dear dairy,

It's been days since I left my family in Brooklyn to join the airborne.

Yesterday, we were forced by our instructor to stand in lines and all of our weekend passes were revoked.

One privet was also called "Privet bullshit" because his name was Malarkey. I admit it was funny that I almost laugh but I hold it in because if the instructor.

Well, this is all I could write for now...

Until next time dairy...