Katie Shaw and her bomb detection dog, Whiskey, have only ever known the inside of base camp and routine patrols. After returning from their first tour, the duo is deployed to Iraq where they will serve alongside the First Reconnaissance Battalion as they make their way into Baghdad during the first weeks of what will...
Requests: CLOSED People I write for the most: •Band of Brothers ↳Eugene Roe ↳Joe Toye ↳Joe Liebgott ↳Bill Guarnere ↳Floyd Talbert ↳Ron Speirs ↳Darrell "Shifty" Powers ↳Wayne "Skinny" Sisk •The Pacific ↳Romus "R.V." Burgin ↳Bill "Hoosier" Smith ↳Lew "Chuckler" Juergens •Generation Kill ↳Nate Fick ↳Evan "Q-Tip" Stafford...
Selected for the Wattpad Historical Fiction profile's top 25 shortlist in the Historical Awards 2023 #1 in Feminist, #1 in Easy Company, #1 Band of Brothers Book 2 - * - * - * - "No war can be won without young men dying. Those things which are precious are saved only by sacrifice." - Stephen E. Ambrose, Band of Broth...
A fan-fiction of the HBO mini-series, Band Of Brothers. 18-year-old Kate Nicolli decides she has to fight for her country. How is it fair that men are giving up their lives for the women sitting at home, doing nothing? Only the Airborne doesn't accept women...
I was one of five women chosen to serve our country, fighting side by side with the men, and only some of us had come home. Being surrounded by friends and enemies, having to choose who you can save, who you can love, and how to survive is something they couldn't have prepared us for. My name is Emmeline Banks, and I...
Ella Sawyer had not expected to end up with Easy Company when she had enlisted as a nurse. But who could have known that the Army decided to experiment with women in combat? Thrown into the world of soldiers and paratroopers, Ella quickly has to prove that strength can have many froms.
In the wake of the beginning of World War II, millions of Americans left behind their civilian lives to fight for their country. For twins Benjamin and Elizabeth Whittaker, however, the United States Army wasn't just a choice, it was their career. Both were prepared to join the fight one way or another, but neither on...
"Women don't belong in war" was something Margot Kessler and Antonia Winslow heard day in and day out, but never once did they let those words deter them from serving their country alongside the men. They were unbelievably strong and skilled beyond any shadow of a doubt; they were the sisters in a band of brothers.
charlotte tarvers is only 14 when the war breaks out, but 17 when she signs up. she's heard the stories from her parents, lovers who found each other by chance on the front lines in world war one in the country of france, now passing down the stories to their daughter. her brothers sign up, leaving her younger brother...