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79 Stories

  • The Last Track Out by Jordan-Blake
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    This book is a cinematic narrative nonfiction military biography of a World War II soldier. Built from military records, unit histories, photographs, family history, and historical research. *** In 1944, James W. Foster left the mountains of East Tennessee and entered a war unlike anything he had ever known. Serving as a half-track driver with Company C, 48th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division - the "Lucky Seventh" - James crossed into Europe and found himself in the middle of some of the fiercest fighting of World War II. From the battlefields of Northern France to the brutal fighting in Holland, the days grew colder, the fighting grew harder, and the men around him became more than soldiers. They became brothers. Then came December. As the German army launched its desperate offensive through the Ardennes, the 7th Armored Division was thrown into the fight. James and the men of Company C were sent toward Belgium, where snow-covered forests, artillery, armor, and infantry would collide in a battle for survival. For James, one day would change everything. The Last Track Out tells the true story of an ordinary American soldier caught in an extraordinary war - the places he went, the men he fought beside, and the experiences that followed him long after the guns fell silent. This is not the story of a famous general or a celebrated hero. It is the story of one soldier. James W. Foster. And this is how his war began.
  • Girls und Panzer : Ghost of Oarai by BIGFLATBOYx
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    The story takes place after the events of Girls und Panzer Der film. Decades ago, a major conflict began between Senshado and Neo Senshado. Originally, Senshado was a sport only women were allowed to participate in. A group of men who strongly disagreed with this rule eventually formed Neo Senshado, a new and more extreme version of the sport that allowed male participants. Neo Senshado didn't just allow men-it evolved further by adding infantry units and more aggressive combat rules, making it far more brutal and realistic than traditional Senshado. Because of this increased brutality, the JSDF considered Neo Senshado too dangerous, and Japan became the only country that refused to recognize it as an official sport equal to Senshado. there's one of the strongest and most prideful infantry soldiers from Neo Senshado, is unexpectedly transferred to Ōarai Girls Academy for unknown reasons. His arrival throws him into a world of chaos, unpredictability, and strange new relationships with the Senshado teams. (every character is not mine except Biggy and any others from Neo Senshado)
  • The Gay Stormtrooper: Short Stories by Some_Words_Go_Here
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    Funny short stories.
  • Remember by BlueOwlWriting
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    Thoughts from the Vietnam War circa 1969-1972
  • The Favourite Brother: Complex Edition by Cynicalwaste23
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    Forced into a position he didn't asked for, but is perfectly qualified to; bamboozled by corruption in the ministry of education, and surrounded by people who are looking up to him to do the right thing, Ray Gonzales has to do the best he can, in his power, and his satchel to improve the chances of survival Ooarai has. His love for his little sister and determination to see her again, his comrades, the people in his army who he deemed his family-in-law is what fuels the fire in his soul to keep going. In a newly revived infantry sport, funded by the US government, it's his duty to make sure his army stands, or else they won't have anything to stand on. Unless they can swim. Witness him meet with misfits on the way to victory, as well as doing unusual tactics and methods that will ensure the quality of his army, as well as teaching them essential tips that they will surely use during the rest of their lives. May whatever God up there have mercy on his soul, because this is a gruelling challenge.
  • Book of Scale Models by mannco99
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    I figured I would post some of my models/dioramas in this book. Most are in 1/72nd scale and maybe a few will b in 1/35th and 1/48th scale. Most will be of WWII and occasionally the Korean War but I might do some from modern day and Vietnam.
  • 1821 - The Battle for Palembang by rickwindson
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    FOR FANS OF SHARPE, HORNBLOWER, AND TOER. The Year is 1821. Having murdered someone for a love he could never win, Waterloo veteran James Simpson has no choice but to leave England and start a new life in the Dutch East Indies... But to enjoy it, he must fight the Palembangese Sultan, and conquer the impregnable Fortress Gombora. Set in the Palembang War of 1821. Wattpad Hot 100 in the categories "Indonesia" (#21) "19th Century" (#1), "Colonial" (#1), "Musket" (#1), "Napoleonic" (#1), and "Netherlands" (#3).
  • Airsoft stories by HollywoodGreggUndead
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    This is just some short stories about my air soft experiences and some of my airsoft buddies experiences too
  • Echo Chamber by Laumadamicam
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    THE WAR IS ALMOST OVER. THE NIGHTMARE IS JUST BEGINNING. November, 1918. The Meuse-Argonne Offensive is reaching its brutal climax, and the end of the Great War is finally within sight. But for a small squad of American Doughboys, salvation is cut short when a sudden German mustard gas attack forces them deep underground into a captured concrete bunker. Trapped in the damp dark, their only lifeline is the suffocating rubber of their gas masks. To break the seal is suicide. But as the hours stretch into days, a rhythmic tapping echoes through the ventilation pipes-a phantom Morse code broadcasting their conversations seconds before they happen. Then comes the final, terrifying transmission: a headcount that doesn't add up.
  • Apocalypse Awakening by wholerest58
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    What if there had never been an "Election Day, 2016"? Take a peek inside the pages of AA: 2016, to see an alternative outcome of a "what if" of US history! The plot thickens, quickly, and before election evening, 2016, ends an Islamic terrorist cell detonates a nuclear device in New York City. By week's end, the citizens of the United States witness the collapse of their country by the hands of dozens of Islamic terrorist cells. Ultimately, the terrorists are not acting alone; the true horror of those behind the cataclysm is yet to come to light. The novel follows the events that transpire beginning on Election Day, 2016 as college English Professor Elliot Leader of Jacksonville Beach, Florida, having just completed his civic duty of placing his vote, arrives home to watch the election coverage. Before the evening ends, the programing is interrupted by a Department of Homeland Security announcement that New York City has just experienced the detonation of a nuclear device. The good professor, his neighbor (a retired U.S. Army Ranger), an ex-student, and the student's girlfriend are soon caught up in a quickly escalating nightmare of terrorist actions that threaten not only their survival, but the very survival of the United States of America. Before the week's end, the citizens of the United States will witness the collapse of their country by the hands of terrorists. The terrorists may not be acting alone; the true horror is yet to come to light. The shocking political implications alone will never allow readers to look at another presidential election the same again.
  • Champions Of the Battlefield: Tiger Brigade by Trinitythesniper7
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    I will make these girls the Champions of the Battlefield no matter what!
  • Katyusha by KennyMichels
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    Katyusha was your average young woman in Russia, that was until June 22 when the Blitzkrieg of Russia began. Her town became war-torn and wanting to fight; she picked up arms with her grandfather's rifle. Driven by revenge and hatred towards the Wehrmacht forces, her legacy and wraith were brought forth in its fullest. The first female sniper ever to join the Russian ranks, she quickly became feared on the front as she earned her nickname, 'Die Jägerin.' This was her war, and her stories about survival, betrayal, and her brothers in arms that have fallen in the bloodiest, most desperate battles of WWII leading up to Berlin.
  • The Visitors  by BlueOwlWriting
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    Thoughts from the Vietnam War c. 1969-1972
  • Love is Like War by holaninositsmochi
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    The bittersweet love between a Russian soldier and an United States nurse during World War I. *Some things in this story are made up or completely fiction. I did my research on most things to make it as accurate as possible.* *If I make any mistakes on history or anything please do let me know, it would be much appreciated.*
  • War Thunder by Ordinaryname1
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    The second world war seen through the eyes of the men who fought in it.