"Ladies do not fight in world wars, ladies cook for their husbands and clean" Eva Morris has always been told, and has always responded with "Guess I'm not very ladylike then" don't be fooled by her love of red lipstick and skirts, Eva Morris is not somebody you would want to mess with. Since the age of ten years old, she has been a troublemaker with "kokomo bunny", "heartbreaker" Floyd Talbert. So when he's enlisted to fight in world war two, Eva's world falls apart. Until she's recruited to be a nurse. Taking what little that she knows, she decides to prove that women everywhere can do more than just cook and clean.

A debutante from Norfolk who had her whole life laid out for her in a step-by-step guide. A farm boy from Lancaster who paid his way through Franklin and Marshall College by painting high tension towers. To an outsider, Dick Winters and Georgia Fenley couldn't be any more different. After all, they would never have even met if it wasn't for the Airborne. Well, that and a meddling intelligence officer with a penchant for Vat 69. From Toccoa to Zell am See, these two worked to protect Easy Company, the 506th PIR, and each other. Despite all odds and differences, Dick Winters found the love of his life and Georgia Fenley found a man who restored her faith.

All Band of Brothers imagines that I post to hellitwasyoufirstsergeant on tumblr #1 in airborne 3 January 2021 #7 in worldwartwo 26 December 2020 #24 in wwii 15 December 2020

Grace Whitehead, code name Hélène, has a 5 million-franc price on her head, but that doesn't stop her commitment to SOE, Special Operations Executive. On D-Day, she parachutes into Normandy along with the leader of French Resistance and their radioman, to deliver intelligence to the Airborne. When the head of SOE tells her the Gestapo has raised the price on her head, the only way to let it die is by faking her death and going undercover with Easy Company. Loosely based on the true story of Nancy Wake.