Infantry Stories

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. Biggy, 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)

I am a combat veteran turned middle school history teacher. I wrote this story after taking a group of 8th grade students to tour Washington D.C. During our visit to Arlington National Cemetery, I found more than just my friends' graves. First published in, Proud to Be: Writing by American Warriors, Volume 5

This is just some short stories about my air soft experiences and some of my airsoft buddies experiences too

Troops from the 101st Airborne are set off to fight against the German Reich alongside their allies and other Divisions, what they don't realize is that something terrible awaits ahead.

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.

This story is a romance that takes place in 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."

I will make these girls the Champions of the Battlefield no matter what!

March 22nd.1941 (Somewhere,France). (Raining) Boys! Hold tight for 20 we've lost communication between b company and us! Conserve as much ammo as you can only shoot if you've been shot at. As we sit there while the rain pours down I wonder if it'll ever stop, I look over to my left ask jimmy if he needs any extra ammo (all full!) alright, turn back to my right looking over the wall waiting for the enemy to come closer so I can shoot him. I hear the sirens go off again, Duck men! Bombs landing near me each bomb seems like it's coming closer and closer and closer, they soon stop and I go back to being on the lookout from behind I hear my commander saying back up should be arriving.. Now! Move in boys Go,Go,Go! As we push closer to Paris and I can see day break I know we will be safe soon and they'll be out of hear I can see the enemy running father back as I shoot I see two more body's go down infront of me stepping over them to shoot, all the sudden the shooting stops.

I wrote this story in response to my soldiers. When I told them I was leaving the army to become a teacher, they laughed. "Imagine SSG T., a teacher. Ha!" "He'll be screaming at kids and making them push." "You could scare the shit out of them by giving them a thousand-yard stare and putting on camo." It became a joke about what kind of teacher I would be, after having been an infantry squad leader. Bits and pieces of this story are true, but it's mostly a combination of my old Polar Bear brothers' jokes. Pro Patria! First published in, Proud to Be: Writing by American Warriors, Volume 4

Thoughts from the Vietnam War circa 1969-1972

Many had never asked to go to Nam, some had come here out free will, and some...just didn't know what they were doing here, but these men were just souls in the jungle, waiting to go home. Please have Mercy, it's my first story Not meant to be Anti-War or offensive

Peyton is a 17 year old girl who's life changed when her father, a U.S. Army Ranger, was K.I.A. (Killed In Action). Since his death Peyton has always wanted to follow in her fathers footsteps. Read to find out if Peyton wins or loses the battle between her dreams and the people trying to crush them.

An elite Army infantry team infiltrates hostile territory to gather intelligence on the enemy, but an unlikely turn of events causes the four soldiers to face unexpected predicaments.

A short Poem about how a Soldiers Back in the day would possible See the War He was fighting in.