The Green Beret
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About two hundred yards to hisleft, he saw the top of a small ditch. Using the ditch for cover, the Belderkans could sneak to the top of the hill.
Gas grenades are only three inches long. They hold cubic yards ofgas under high pressure. Read unclipped a telescoping rod fromhis vest pocket. He opened it and a pair of sights flipped up. Athin track ran down one side.
He had about a dozen grenades left, three self-propelling. Heslid an SP grenade into the rod's track and estimated windage andrange.... Sighting carefully, not breathing, muscles relaxed, therod rock steady, he fired and lobbed the little grenade into theditch. He dropped another grenade beside it.
The heavy gas would lie there for hours.
Sergeant Rashid ran crouched from man to man. He did what hecould to shield the wounded.
"Well, corporal, how are you?" "Not too bad, sergeant. See that ditch out there? I put a littlegas in it. " "Good work. How's your ammunition?" "A dozen grenades. Half a barrel of shells. " "The copter will be here in half an hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About two hundred yards to hisleft, he saw the top of a small ditch. Using the ditch for cover, the Belderkans could sneak to the top of the hill.
Gas grenades are only three inches long. They hold cubic yards ofgas under high pressure. Read unclipped a telescoping rod fromhis vest pocket. He opened it and a pair of sights flipped up. Athin track ran down one side.
He had about a dozen grenades left, three self-propelling. Heslid an SP grenade into the rod's track and estimated windage andrange.... Sighting carefully, not breathing, muscles relaxed, therod rock steady, he fired and lobbed the little grenade into theditch. He dropped another grenade beside it.
The heavy gas would lie there for hours.
Sergeant Rashid ran crouched from man to man. He did what hecould to shield the wounded.
"Well, corporal, how are you?" "Not too bad, sergeant. See that ditch out there? I put a littlegas in it. " "Good work. How's your ammunition?" "A dozen grenades. Half a barrel of shells. " "The copter will be here in half an hour.
What to read after The Green Beret?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Purdom Thomas Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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