Orphaned young and raised Irish-American, Josephine Dare learns early how to endure loss. Drawn to medicine for its order and purpose, she enters the U.S. Army as a surgeon just as the world descends into war. On December 7, 1941, Josephine is stationed at Pearl Harbor when the attack begins. Shot amid the chaos, she refuses evacuation and continues operating, saving lives long after her strength should have failed. By nightfall, her actions have already become legend. She survives the Pacific Theater, carrying the weight of relentless casualties and impossible decisions, before being transferred to England, where she is embedded with the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment-Easy Company. There, war becomes intimate and unrelenting, measured in mud, blood, and exhausted men who trust her with their lives. Among paratroopers hardened by combat, Josephine becomes a constant presence-a healer who never looks away, even as the cost of survival carves itself into her bones. Each operation leaves its mark. Each loss follows her into the dark. As the fighting intensifies, Josephine must confront the truth no training can prepare her for: courage does not make one invincible. How much can a single person endure before the weight of war finally breaks them? Now returned from the Pacific and sent to England, Elsa is assigned as regimental surgeon to the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, men preparing for an invasion few expect to survive. Among paratroopers and officers hardened by loss, she becomes their constant-patching bodies, steadying nerves, and carrying the weight of every life placed in her hands. But endurance has its limits. As D-Day approaches, Elsa begins to confront the cost of survival, the quiet damage left by heroism, and the terrifying truth that even the strongest can break.

A chance meeting leads to a love that changes the fate of the world. Avery had only wanted to escape the public and it seems she may have found someone that wanted that too. ~Short Story!! ~Fem Harry Potter ~Avengers/Harry Potter crossover/au

Amid the brutal realities of World War II, Vivienne Del Rey, a skilled and determined combat nurse, is assigned to Easy Company. Tasked with tending to the wounded in the midst of fierce battles, Vivienne is no stranger to the chaos and heartache of war. Her calm and composed demeanor masks the deep personal struggles she faces, but beneath her professional exterior, she's carrying her own scars. Enter Joe Liebgott, the tough, sharp-tongued soldier who has seen more than his fair share of bloodshed. Initially, Joe sees Vivienne as just another person to be wary of, but as the days stretch on, he begins to recognize her resilience and strength. Amidst the violence and loss, the two develop an unexpected bond, one built on trust, shared pain, and an undeniable attraction. As they navigate the horrors of war, they must both confront their own demons and learn what it means to love and survive in a world on the brink of destruction. Follows the storyline as band of brothers but I've added some twists to make it a little different.

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 served in WWII in the Airborne. This is my story.

After completing two years of service as regular infantry, First Sergeant Megan Bonti finally decides to request a transfer to be a part of the paratroops. She had just about had enough of her commanding officer underestimating her abilities and wanted something new. She had been one of the first qualified paratroops and thus decided to transfer to where her skills could be better used. When she first arrives at Toccoa, she isn't quite sure what she's in for. The men seem welcoming enough but are quite a rowdy bunch. Despite being their new senior NCO, they quickly take her under their wing and she's very much like a sister to them, dubbing her 'Angel' or 'Angel Eyes'. This does not go unnoticed by a certain Lt. Nixon who finds himself wanting to know more about this woman. #1 in - maybeoneday