Easycompany Stories

Doctor Winnie Allen just wanted to contribute to the war effort. She had no idea that when she volunteered her services to train medics in the paratrooper division that she would end up on the other side of the world and risking her life for these men. She had no idea that everything wrong with her life was going to compound in the middle of a world war. Her major concern was her brothers, all scattered in different theaters of the war. She certainly had no intention of letting anyone worm their way into her heart-friend or not. But fate has its own plans-and so does the war.

The love of Amelia Robinson's life just asked her to run away with him. Except she had one problem: Amelia couldn't possibly leave her grandmother who single-handedly raised her. On one afternoon, her grandmother sits her down and tells her a story. It begins in 1940, in the face of the Second World War. Except, for them, in the fields of rural Philadelphia, war was at the back of their mind. The story is one of those who get left behind, a bright-haired boy, and the rolling fields where their love began. On her own, Amelia will learn the importance of each decision she makes. But together, she and her grandmother will learn all there is to know about love, commitment, and second chances. ┈┈ WWII & Band of Brothers Fanfiction Start: July 4, 2020 End: August 22, 2020 ┈┈ Disclaimer! I mean no disrespect to the real Edward "Babe" Heffron. He is an incredible man, and the whole world thanks him for his service. This is all purely based on Robin Laing's portrayal of him in HBO War's Band of Brothers (2001).

a story where a Hogwarts student is drafted to ww2, hes the lone survivor of his company and unit. he must lead the other survivors of D-Day to victory before Nazi Germany takes over the world.

"This story is about a country transported in another world and a specific airborne company's adventures in this world." Please Don't hesitate to comment about what you think and if i did any mistakes regarding grammars, military stuff, politics, etc.

girl. warrior. immortal. [ band of brothers ]

Pure fluff allowing me to relax. This is from a joke conversation on the internet that I made into a story. Not my anime, not my characters, just my fanfiction No real violence per se. This is a simple fun stand alone story I wrote just for giggles. Not my Anime, not my characters, just my fanfiction.

❝ The brave ones were shooting the enemy. The crazy ones were shooting film. ❞ OC-centric, slow burn. Ranking as of 6/2019: #22 IN WORLDWAR2

Malarkey rolls it carefully in his hands, with a touch so gentle as if he's afraid to break it, the corner of his mouth quirks up and suddenly his head is filled with memories; a lot of memories, all of them fighting with each other like they were waiting impatiently for him to touch the cross to come back to life. All of them so confusing, but he is so vivid it's like having him here in this very moment. But he's not.

"Why would he believe you stole those albums, anyway?" Johnny comments, a little bit indignant. Awkward silence. Alton having everybody's eyes on him. "Probably because he did," Donald breaks the silence, shaking his head. When it was clear that nobody had seen that coming, he just shrugs. "What? I was there, I saw."

just imagines I thought would be cool I guess. sorry if they aren't that great :/

Joe Toye is a stereotypical patriot, he was a CIA agent and believed what he was doing was right. The choices he made were hard ones, but they made life better for millions of people, and that was what mattered. He was upstanding. Perfect, even, not a misdemeanor to his name, but one mistake can raze even the strongest walls. George Luz is his opposite in every way possible. A former Marine, Luz did things people can only have nightmares about, and he did them in the name of the U.S. government, a sentiment he has long since abandoned. Now he's one of America's most notorious and elusive criminals. He doesn't believe in mistakes; things may not go according to plan, but that doesn't mean he's about to mark it down as a failure.