The Green Caldron volume 14 16 1944 1947
The Green Caldron volume 14 16 1944 1947
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Some of the older combat men had a deathly dread of it, but none ever bothered to explain why. We all figured that they were either jealous or just snobbish, for they had completed more missions than we. This attitude didn't worry us at all; in fact, after we dis- (iivered their attitude, we went around together raising more hell than ever.
Then came the first raid, which was both a shocking blow and a rude awakening to those of our gang who survived. Now don't get me wrong. The raid was what w...e had lived and trained for, and we were all very eager to get into combat. After the mission was completed, we landed; and as my ship rolled to a stop, Paul Coad, Frank Ramsey, and I jumped out and ran over to Moe's ship, which had been hit pretty badly. Over the target area Jake Frasier, Moe's navigator, had been killetl instantly by a piece of flak through the head. Red Heap, Moe's bombardier, was also in bad shape; he had been wounded in four places. When the "meat wagon" came up, we helped to load the two fellows and then climbed in to go with them to the field hospital.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the older combat men had a deathly dread of it, but none ever bothered to explain why. We all figured that they were either jealous or just snobbish, for they had completed more missions than we. This attitude didn't worry us at all; in fact, after we dis- (iivered their attitude, we went around together raising more hell than ever.
Then came the first raid, which was both a shocking blow and a rude awakening to those of our gang who survived. Now don't get me wrong. The raid was what w...e had lived and trained for, and we were all very eager to get into combat. After the mission was completed, we landed; and as my ship rolled to a stop, Paul Coad, Frank Ramsey, and I jumped out and ran over to Moe's ship, which had been hit pretty badly. Over the target area Jake Frasier, Moe's navigator, had been killetl instantly by a piece of flak through the head. Red Heap, Moe's bombardier, was also in bad shape; he had been wounded in four places. When the "meat wagon" came up, we helped to load the two fellows and then climbed in to go with them to the field hospital.
What to read after The Green Caldron volume 14 16 1944 1947?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Campus to read onlineMoreLess
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