Historias de Marinecorps

Josephine Voight is the daughter of Sergeant Hank Voight of the Inteligence Unit. As her mother died when she was 18, all she felt was pain and she wanted to help people. So Josephine thought joining the U.S. Marines would be a good idea and she did not look back. Fast Forward almost 10 years, Josephine ends up coming back home, reuniting with her father. But in reality, she only came back with one misson. *Some cases might be triggering to some people.*

Evan Devaldi and Noah Peters have survived more together than most people could imagine. Now they're eighteen, engaged, and certain of one thing: whatever comes next, they're facing it together. There's just one problem. Evan joined the Marines. While Evan is sent hundreds of miles away to begin the hardest challenge of his life, Noah is left behind with nothing but occasional letters, an engagement ring, and the promise that this distance is temporary. But growing up has a funny way of changing things. For the first time since becoming best friends in kindergarten, Evan and Noah can't simply reach for each other when things go wrong. They're being forced to discover who they are apart while trying desperately to hold onto who they've always been together. And with a future neither of them can completely control, they'll have to decide whether the promises they made as kids can survive the lives they're beginning as adults. Because sometimes the hardest thing isn't falling in love. It's protecting that love from everything that comes between us. The sequel to What the Darkness Couldn't Take #5 in Noah

Johanna Swanson has seen hell. A Marine medic turned survivor in a world of walkers, she's had to fight not just for her life, but for her kids. In the harsh, decaying world after the fall of civilization, there are no rules, and Johanna plays by one: survive at all costs. But when she stumbles upon a small group of survivors, Johanna knows her luck has run out. They're a ragtag bunch, scavenging whatever scraps they can find. They're not much different from the others - desperate and willing to do anything to stay alive. Yet, amidst the chaos of walkers and the even darker threats from human survivors, Johanna has to make a choice. Does she keep her distance or step in and try to lead, once again risking her life for people she doesn't know? As Johanna navigates the dangerous world around her, from the ever-present walkers to new moral dilemmas, she starts to question her own humanity. Her sole focus had always been her kids, but in this world, survival doesn't just mean keeping them alive. It means keeping her own sanity intact while navigating a world where every decision could be the last.

This chapter is part of the novel HOME by Gunner Tate. To experience the full story in order, you can read it here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/404236582-home Under guided therapy in Houston, Alison begins to rediscover fragments she thought were lost - a quiet morning at the cabin, a familiar diner, a moment of faith inside a small-town church. As the details come into focus, so do the fears. Jim clings to hope, offering her one last good day while silently watching her slip further away. The recovery has begun... but the cost is becoming painfully clear.

The story of a platoon who fights there wway into enemy lines with only what they can carry. They hold off the enemy that hides in the shadows and strikes with no warning.

Chris Callahan is a broken man: ex cop, ex Marine, he lost everything after he broke his brother Oyster out of prison and served his own sentence. Three years locked up has darkened his mind. Jess, that shiny girl he bumped into brought him back to life. Until life forces him to choose again... Based on the movie "Semper Fi" by Henri Alex Rubin (2019) Cast: Chris Callahan= Jai Courtney Jessica = Margot Robbie Oyster = Nat Wolff Jeager = Finn Wittrock Milk= Beau Knapp Clare = Leighton Meister Cover by @nanchii86

Just me typing out everything I wish I could tell my marine while he is away serving his country. Currently 3 years away from seeing him in person again.

My personal experience going through and completing United States Marine Corps Recruit Training at Parris Island

RATED: YOUNG ADULT OR MATURE Elizabeth Lillian Thornton: Raised in Austin, Texas. Elizabeth Lillian is the daughter of two U.S. Marines. She is the second generation from Corlãrous (made up country in Latin America) and first-generation from Cartily (made up country by Italy). She is not you're average teenage girl, she seems like the perfect girl and her family also seems perfect but still waters run deep. Henry Hart: Born and raised in Swellview, Wisconsin. Henry is the son of a stay-at-home Mom and a project manager. He is your average All-American boy, except for the fact that he is a superhero sidekick; Kid Danger. But what will happen when a certain Southern-Belle walks into town? Constructive criticism will be greatly appreciated. Please comment and vote. Thank you and enjoy! STORY IS CURRENTLY DISCONTINUED

"Everybody has a breaking point...even calm old McGee." -In which a special agent can't handle the weight on his shoulders-

When Alex joins the Marine Corp, he didn't think that he would be fighting so soon. Especially in WORLD WAR III

"Selling Baby" is the true story of parting with a typewriter and the memories and history evoked.

Thoughts about my love going away for the marines

Sadie Callahan thought she had moved on. It's been seven years since Imani Brooks disappeared from her life after a scandal forced her out of St. Claire's High School. Seven years of missed chances, almost-confessions, and relationships that never quite felt complete. Now Sadie spends her days teaching chemistry at the same school they once attended and her nights trying not to think about the girl she never truly got over. But when a bad breakup leads Sadie to the freezer aisle of Boudreaux's Market, she comes face to face with the last person she ever expected to see again. Imani is no longer the guarded teenager Sadie remembers. She's older now. Stronger. A Marine Corps sergeant with an entirely different life far away from their small Louisiana town. But some people stay with you long after they leave. Everything We Almost Were is a heartfelt story about first love, mental illness, growing up, and finding your way back to the people who once felt like home.

This is the story of the life of Iris Squier. She struggles to get through life and it doesn't help that she goes to a military academy and everyone in her family expects so much from her. Each day is worse than the last as it brings her closer to giving up. One of the few things still keeping her going is the hope that one day her prince charming will come. Will someone save her from her pain? Or will it just end in more heartbreak? Warning: Some triggers mentioned in the story include; depression, anxiety, self-harm, drinking, bullying, smoking weed, sexual harassment, death, and mental/physical abuse.

Blue Lives matter

Life of a real Marine. The troubled past that led him to where he is. The pain he had to suffer before even getting to bootcamp.

A darkness cloaked by an unbreakable brotherhood.

I grew up on the south side of town where people aren't exactly considered good. My father was an abusive drug addict who was barely around, and my mom died when I was three and I haven't even mentioned my ex yet. I got through life one day at a time, sometimes surviving on nothing but a TV dinner. I went to school and did the best I could, but with two jobs to pay for rent, school wasn't exactly my top priority. I sent out college applications just to see what I could get into and maybe even afford one day. I was talking to the guidance councilor when he asked me about the military. I had never thought about it before, and the idea of it scared me, but what else was a girl that people only expected failure from to do? Sergeant John Williams was in charge on my battalion for our twelve week training program. He was rude, mean and extremely attractive. There were times where I thought he didn't like me, but times where I thought the opposite. Coming from a hard life doesn't mean I can't make it better. It just means I have more will to try because if I fail this, I go back to the life that was expected of me. I am not a failure, nor am I weak - I am a marine. ***DISCLAIMER: I am not in the marines and never have been. I do research, but not everything is online and able to be accessed. Some things may be changed for the purpose of the story. Please do not tell me thy something is incorrect unless it is something small that's easy to fix. This is a fictional story. *** Cover designed by: @Homely8

*Some events in this story are based off my past relationship as some parts of this story are true, with just a little twist*