Britisharmy Stories

When a British reporter goes to Afghanistan to film a documentary about the falling standard of children in school, she sees more than she wants to and realises that all is not as it seems.

following Britain's conquering victory against the fallen North Korea, Jack Parsons deploys to Ayatsuki in Japan where he is assigned to stop a doomsday cult from obliterating Asia along with the British, European and Russian forces supporting Japan's defenses

Davie didn't get there until after everyone was in the room, but he couldn't see properly through the crowd. He tried pushing his way through, and when he did, he saw the Countess bent over the body of Alice. "What's wrong?" He asked. "It's Alice," Kathleen replied, looking up at him with a solemn expression. "She's been killed." <<>>Updated every Friday<<>>

Gracelynn (Gracie) McClyde was 18, and the younger sister to Ollie McClyde, (Bones) a special forces Captain. Gracie had been training to be a medic for 3 years before finally ascertaining a secured place on 2 Section as a medic. Her brother being special forces meant she knew everyone on the Section and was quite close with all of them. There was 8 of them; Gracie, Fingers, Rab, Monk, Kingy, Brains, Allie and Captain James. Allie had become exceptionally close to Gracie, and both girls being attracted to the same gender often landed them in many a joke from the guys, but little did they know the attraction was real, just a very well kept secret. Her first mission was to Afghanistan; and that is where we begin our story, and where everything spirals out of control. ⚠️Revamp of character names in progress:28/09/2020⚠️

2 British army soldiers are headstrong and opinionated for their own good. But they also have a kind side. The things they do may affect them, but will it be positive, or will it cause a massacre

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Life at UNIT and the cover up of The Doctor's true identity from his fellow colleagues needs more. The Brigadier sends him to the Middle East to serve as a mechanic on a 6-month tour. He never wanted to fight but to keep his family he would. Flash forward a year and The Doctor isn't sleeping. At first this doesn't affect him, Timelords don't need as much sleep anyways but like every creature he needs to rest eventually and if sleeping pills don't work for him, the alternate may prove to nearly destroy his family and his life.

Private James Fraser faces a moral dilemma as he grapples with his loyalty to the Crown and his growing sympathy for the revolutionary cause during the American Revolution.

A rifleman's first tour to Afghanistan sees the horrors and beauty of war.

This is a part of something really big I'm working on. It's about two teenagers travelling through the twentieth century slaying beasts that eat time. I submitted it as an English final and did pretty well, so I hope you enjoy it. Tell me if you want more.

My own take on the storming of the beach of Madgascar.

In the heat of war, the only thing more dangerous than the enemy is the one thing that can save you. Helmand Province is hell on earth. For Lieutenant Laurie Weston, it's a stark contrast to the privileged world he left behind. His only escape is the sketchbook in his vest, a silent rebellion against the chaos. For Captain Ralph Hadleigh, it's another tour of duty, another mission to command and control. When they're thrown together on a reconnaissance patrol, a single, searing glance across the dusty compound ignites a spark that threatens to burn down every wall they've built. They're trained for IEDs and enemy fire, not for this-the reckless, undeniable pull between them. In a world where a moment's hesitation gets you killed, surrender is not an option. But as danger closes in, protecting the mission means guarding more than just each other's backs. It means hiding a connection that could destroy their careers... or become their only lifeline. Desert Heat is a gripping, high-stakes military romance about the lines we cross and the secrets we keep to hold onto the one person who makes the war worth surviving.

1974, Grieving parents who had recently lost their only son, rather suddenly, are visited by a young lad and his daughter claiming to be their dead son's best friend. They welcome them in and allow them to stay for a while, unaware of the horrors that lurk behind the deceptive smiles.

A boy who's parents always said he would never be able to do it.

The 36th (Ulster) Division was an infantry division of the British Army, part of Lord Kitchener's New Army, formed in September 1914. Originally called the Ulster Division, it was made up of members of the Ulster Volunteer Force, who formed thirteen additional battalions for three existing regiments: the Royal Irish Fusiliers, the Royal Irish Rifles and the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. The division served on the Western Front as a formation of the British Army during the Great War. In this book you will learn of the fallen Ulster comrades and experiance the daily life of being part of that division. LEST WE FORGET