War Stories
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If you were a tank commander, you couldn’t see your front slope. If you were a driver, you couldn’t see your ground guide.”
—Gunnery Sergeant Erik Benitez, USMC We can finally see more than a few meters around our helicopter. The worst sandstorm any of us has ever seen is finally blowing itself out.
It began after dark on Monday, March 24, with a low-pitched moaning wind that lashed into the helicopter, whipping dirt around inside the bird. The temperature dropped as the wind rose, and even thou...gh we were all wearing our chemical protective suits, I had to wrap up in my poncho liner to stay warm enough to sleep.
When Griff and I arose at 0330 hours to set up our gear for a 0400 “hit” on Hannity & Colmes, the wind was blowing so hard that we had to use a sandbag to anchor our satellite antenna to keep it from blowing over. And when we went on the air, the image, green-tinged by our night lens, sparkled as though sprinkled with pixie dust—an effect caused by ionized particles of sand suspended in the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you were a tank commander, you couldn’t see your front slope. If you were a driver, you couldn’t see your ground guide.”
—Gunnery Sergeant Erik Benitez, USMC We can finally see more than a few meters around our helicopter. The worst sandstorm any of us has ever seen is finally blowing itself out.
It began after dark on Monday, March 24, with a low-pitched moaning wind that lashed into the helicopter, whipping dirt around inside the bird. The temperature dropped as the wind rose, and even thou...gh we were all wearing our chemical protective suits, I had to wrap up in my poncho liner to stay warm enough to sleep.
When Griff and I arose at 0330 hours to set up our gear for a 0400 “hit” on Hannity & Colmes, the wind was blowing so hard that we had to use a sandbag to anchor our satellite antenna to keep it from blowing over. And when we went on the air, the image, green-tinged by our night lens, sparkled as though sprinkled with pixie dust—an effect caused by ionized particles of sand suspended in the air.
What to read after War Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by North, Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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