Personal Narrative: A Serious Military War

If I could go back to any time in the world, I would go back to France in October 1944 on the Western Front. World War Two has always interested me. Being able to see the revolutionary weapons would be incredible. I would also love to take part in such a historic and epic war. War is a horrible event that plays a major part in human development.

Everyone knows that a soldier is someone that has made the ultimate sacrifice. By that I mean someone that has gave up being with family and friends to go and help the world. However, being a civilian may be difficult at times, it does not even compare. The responsibilities of a solders can be challenging, rewarding and yet demanding. As a United States Soldier, fighting for our country, both home and abroad, we are considered as a band of brothers, well some may even call it a family whom incorporate the antic of military first, family second and accountability fits into the category as top priority. Within the United States, the importance of keeping our patrons safe and free of any potential threats that can be a risk to safety is also near

If there was anything more terrifying to a shy, introverted, teenage girl than the idea of being a in crowded room full of strangers, it would to be actually in one. Yet, there I was, surrounded by a numerous amount of impatient, jet-black cars that illuminated the dark streets, rows of musicians rehearsing their piece by playing a dissonance of sounds, and the expectant, motley crowd of people lining up on the sidewalk for the veteran’s parade.

turning my head again I saw Simon dive to my aid. He did not utter a

It was mid-October and in the twenties, because it was October as was I am finishing my route. As I biked the town seemed so beautiful. I like this job because it helps me get away. I had woken up with Abelard screaming about friends lost in the war. Jacob had to come over help him. Jacob was a friend of the family and was also referred as an hyphenated American. The two had been bullied at the start of the Great War long before it came to America.

The Generation of the World War 2 era benefited from the hardships they had to face. Nothing like their childhood has been prevalent in the years to follow. From searching for food in the dirty 30s to killing for freedom on the beaches of Normandy, they had a lot of growing up to do very quick. The qualities that these people had was a strong work ethic, patriotism, and the determination to fulfill one's potential. Those traits in it of themselves changed America forever.

First, the cost of war is tremendous. America is so in debt, and instead of trying to pay it all off, they’re using it to buy weapons of mass destructions. As our national debt goes up, so do our problems. The money that is being spent on the transportations for the soldiers, the food/ shelter being paid for, the weapons, can all be used to pay for much more important things. The taxpayer’s money could be used to fund underprivileged families and schools. Schools could be using the money to fund the music and arts programs that could help the students express themselves. The money can also be used to help keep people off the streets, and even fix roads and buildings all over the country. We can make this country beautiful, but instead the

Running around the front yard, toy gun in right hand walkie-talkie in my left. The dream right? Fighting for the land of dreams, the place you were raised, America. Fighting for freedom, liberty, justice, and family. I had this dream. This was me. Was…

The sounds above me wouldn’t scare a foreigner. But here, it was a little different.

In order to progress in this analysis, I decided to interview an individual who has remained next to me throughout my entire life; someone who ardently encouraged me through periods of excel and stagnation. There was, in reality, only one person who I strived to speak to: my mother. Before commencing this discussion, I anticipated numerous astounding facts about her; my mother rarely talked about her years in Vietnam - presumably due to the Vietnam War and its chaotic nature. Therefore, late Friday when twilight was approaching, I interviewed my mother and received some peculiar information, which disclosed fragments of her life. It became apparent that my mother strived to become a schoolteacher or an architect; however, due to the war, she could not continue

He was the boss, so Mike handed over the flare. He offered a quick training session on how to ignite the flare and then scurried off. Two minutes later, we saw the flare screaming horizontally across the open space between us and the aggressor machine gun. All we could think was, oh shit, that’s not good. Sure enough, the flare impacted the ridge 2 feet under the barrel of the machine gun, causing the gunners to scatter like cockroaches. The flare burst into its illumination stage and burned hard and bright for 105 to 115 seconds. We rushed the camp, rescued the captives, and made our way back to our lines. As soon as we got back, they terminated the DAD exercise and had everyone rally up back in the training camp bleachers.

I searched the rear bedroom of the residence, which appeared to belong to a female soldier. I didn’t locate anything in the room of evidentiary value. I also assisted with searching the only room on the second floor. I also didn’t locate any thing of evidentiary value. While in the residence, I observed a black pump shotgun on the living room floor and a 9mm semi-automatic pistol under a couch cushion. I also noticed 9mm ammunition in the living room on the fireplace mantel and .380 caliber ammunition on the kitchen counter. I was then advised by Sergeant P. Orellano three cell phone had been located in the residence and Search Warrants were going to be need on the phone. I then went back to the Police Department and completed the necessary

Volunteering for the war was probably the easiest thing I ever did but fighting in it that’s a different story. I thought I would fight for my country and within 1-2 years I’ll be back home but I was navie at the time. It’s my 3rd year here now and I’ve lost some much people I started to lose count, but I learn not to get to emotionally attach to anyone because at some point they do something stupid and die. I’m not trying to say all the deaths were because we were stupid but a handful of them were. As the days go by this war just keeps getting longer and longer this is by far the longest I’ve been without a shower but you get use to it. Shower in a lake if you're lucky to find one and you try and wash all the pain, guilt and blood as you can

Dear diary , . March 20,1944 The nazi invaded Belgium this is why we moved in a new town and have new house , have new name and new religion . I don't know why i have to pretend to be someone else . I hate living like this . I hate having to be scared every time someone knocks on the front door . I hate going to bed thinking if i might never see my family again . I hate living this way . March 20 (few hours later ) . Probably the worst day of my life . I don't know what to do . I need to help my family , i got this letter form them telling me to not come visit them . Every weekend I usually i got (1)see them but who knows if I'm ever going to see them again . Im devastated , I'm tired of living this way . If only we could go bad the way things were before .

Fight,fight,fight! Hailey and Aj blared. They were all in Florida for their vacation. They had to spare some time , before they could go out to the beach. They kept thinking and thinking. Then, A.J said we should have a fight. We all agreed it should be Jilly against Matt.Hailey and A.j are both brother and sister. Hailey is in seventh grade and has brown hair. A.j is in third grade and has brown hair. There cousins Jill and Matt are having a skirmish (Fight). Jilly has dirty blonde hair and is in fifth grade. Jilly,A.j,and Hailey's cousin Matt has brown hair and is in fourth grade.