Sabotage
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Top and Gaucho learned that the three soldiers weren't soldiers at all. Only one man could actually speak English, thus the most MSgt Trent could gather was that the three men were some kind of low-level militia. Thus they knew how to take orders, and that's what they'd been doing. They'd been paid to put on the uniforms in order to augment the military presence on the streets of Djibouti City. A bonus had been promised for every foreign military-looking man brought in. Priority was given to Eng...lish speakers. Top and Gaucho had just been in the right place at the right time. Top might have felt bad for them except earlier in the day he was standing on the wrong end of an automatic weapon. At least now he felt like things were going somewhere. They didn't have a name, but they did have a location. The English-speaking man in uniform had described it as a warehouse or storage facility that was serving as their assigned center of operations. After they'd gotten what information they could from the fake soldiers, MSgt Trent ordered them to strip down to their underwear. Using the men’s handcuffs and gagging them with their T-shirts, they were restrained. Top tossed the restrained men into the dumpster and told them to be quiet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Top and Gaucho learned that the three soldiers weren't soldiers at all. Only one man could actually speak English, thus the most MSgt Trent could gather was that the three men were some kind of low-level militia. Thus they knew how to take orders, and that's what they'd been doing. They'd been paid to put on the uniforms in order to augment the military presence on the streets of Djibouti City. A bonus had been promised for every foreign military-looking man brought in. Priority was given to Eng...lish speakers. Top and Gaucho had just been in the right place at the right time. Top might have felt bad for them except earlier in the day he was standing on the wrong end of an automatic weapon. At least now he felt like things were going somewhere. They didn't have a name, but they did have a location. The English-speaking man in uniform had described it as a warehouse or storage facility that was serving as their assigned center of operations. After they'd gotten what information they could from the fake soldiers, MSgt Trent ordered them to strip down to their underwear. Using the men’s handcuffs and gagging them with their T-shirts, they were restrained. Top tossed the restrained men into the dumpster and told them to be quiet.
What to read after Sabotage?
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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