Sergeants Histoires

Task Force 141 is known for having the best soldiers, sergeants, lieutenants, captains, skills and strategies to end enemies. While they were on the run to make the mission a success, they found themselves facing a way more horrible trap. We are not talking about terrorists, missiles or bombs.. We are talking about betrayal of teammates. Taylor, code name 'Snake'. Why? She doesn't make any sound while attacking and her attacks are terrifying. Like a real snake, she can struggle someone to death, stab her preys, leave her poisoned venom swimming besides their blood cells. She was sent by General 'Shepherd' cause he knows she is a professional sergeant & most important : 'She can't say 'no' or 'negative' to his orders'. She is really like that until she felt something different in her new military group: Friendship, loyalty and maybe 𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒆. Taylor puts a limit to her submission to her general's orders but also to her heart.

A superhero story

Tori can't believe it when she's sent to visit her oh-so affectionate Father, Sergeant North. It's not bad enough she barely knows the man, but now she has to spend three months with him at a secure army camp miles away from civilisation. Not to mention she'll be completely outnumbered. The camp just so happens to be an all boys training facility. Will Tori survive her overbearing father? How will she cope being the only girl amongst roudy teenage boys? Pretty sucky, right? Don't worry, Tori has a few cunning tricks up her sleeve in order to survive.

This article explores the "Revolt of the Sergeants" in Porto (1891) as a pivotal moment in Portugal's history, driven by socioeconomic challenges, the British Ultimatum, and colonial pressures. It delves into how the influence of Brazil's republic proclamation inspired the revolt, emphasizing the belief that a republican model could bring positive political and social changes. To read more: https://www.timeprinternews.com/2024/01/Revolt-of-the-Sergeants%20-A-Prelude-to-First-Portuguese-Republic%20.html