Moral Imperative
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Embassy Bagdad, Iraq 8:31am AST, August 15th Master Gunnery Sergeant Mark Morris had spent the last twenty-two years of his life in one Marine Corps post or another. After enlisting in the Marines at the age of eighteen and serving his first tour as a 0311 (infantryman), Morris volunteered for MSG (Marine Security Guard) duty. He wanted to see the world and figured embassy duty was the best way to do it.
A meritoriously promoted corporal and sergeant, the clean cut Texan was a perfect fit ...for MSG. He’d been on embassy duty off and on since, serving all over the world.
This was supposed to be his last tour, a promise to his wife. She’d been pissed he’d wanted to go to Iraq of all places. He’d assured her that the enormous embassy in Baghdad was a fortress that couldn’t be breached.
He was eating those words now. While he wasn’t ultimately responsible for the security of the entire embassy, the Marine in Morris took it personally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Embassy Bagdad, Iraq 8:31am AST, August 15th Master Gunnery Sergeant Mark Morris had spent the last twenty-two years of his life in one Marine Corps post or another. After enlisting in the Marines at the age of eighteen and serving his first tour as a 0311 (infantryman), Morris volunteered for MSG (Marine Security Guard) duty. He wanted to see the world and figured embassy duty was the best way to do it.
A meritoriously promoted corporal and sergeant, the clean cut Texan was a perfect fit ...for MSG. He’d been on embassy duty off and on since, serving all over the world.
This was supposed to be his last tour, a promise to his wife. She’d been pissed he’d wanted to go to Iraq of all places. He’d assured her that the enormous embassy in Baghdad was a fortress that couldn’t be breached.
He was eating those words now. While he wasn’t ultimately responsible for the security of the entire embassy, the Marine in Morris took it personally.
What to read after Moral Imperative?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C. G. Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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