The Forlorn Hope
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They were hunched over with caution and the weight of their equipment. Lieutenant ben Mehdi leaned from the shelter to observe them in helmeted neutrality. “Team?” he called in a low voice.
“Black Twelve,” one of them panted back. Both troopers knelt, keeping the hump of the OC between them and the distant Complex.
Ben Mehdi nodded agreement. “Right. We’re forming up fifty meters north—” he pointed— “in a defile. Mboko’s in charge there.” He touched his helmet and ordered, “Black One, leapfrog y...our odd teams. Twelve is in.” From the west, the Lieutenant could see two troopers from White Section already scuttling toward the OC.
Ben Mehdi’s words echoed within the shelter because the external speaker of the console was live. Albrecht Waldstejn was not on the Company net. He could no more listen to the necessary crosstalk as the escape plan went forward than could any other member of the 522nd.
And the escape plan was his, almost in its entirety.
“That’s forty-two ready to jump,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were hunched over with caution and the weight of their equipment. Lieutenant ben Mehdi leaned from the shelter to observe them in helmeted neutrality. “Team?” he called in a low voice.
“Black Twelve,” one of them panted back. Both troopers knelt, keeping the hump of the OC between them and the distant Complex.
Ben Mehdi nodded agreement. “Right. We’re forming up fifty meters north—” he pointed— “in a defile. Mboko’s in charge there.” He touched his helmet and ordered, “Black One, leapfrog y...our odd teams. Twelve is in.” From the west, the Lieutenant could see two troopers from White Section already scuttling toward the OC.
Ben Mehdi’s words echoed within the shelter because the external speaker of the console was live. Albrecht Waldstejn was not on the Company net. He could no more listen to the necessary crosstalk as the escape plan went forward than could any other member of the 522nd.
And the escape plan was his, almost in its entirety.
“That’s forty-two ready to jump,”
What to read after The Forlorn Hope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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