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(In the fields of the great war, 4 men lie down, not knowing if this day could be their last. They are fully committed to their duty, not afraid to die. They came from Britain, leaving their lavish life behind and settled for the harsh realities of war. Here we see them defending their trenches from German Stormtroopers during the Kaiserschlacht campaign in Western Europe, specifically in Northern France near Amiens, the target city of the German offensive. The fighting and artillery is intense , but the men stand their ground, ready to fight)
(In the first scene we see Pvt. Ulabore, Pvt. Parts, Cpl. Lansigg, and Sgt. Williams, defending a town square from advancing enemies with the aid of additional units.)
DUCK!, cried Lansigg
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Doing so would see them instantly killed by stormtrooper fire. He has orders to shoot any deserters on sight and he is not afraid to do so. However he chose not to instill discipline through fear but through camaraderie and hope. Despite the unit’s depleted numbers, they were one of the most successful units in the war, killing hundreds of elite German troops. Most of the men were gone on vacation after 4 years of war, earning it through decorated service. They were well on their way back, but complicated issues delayed their arrival by several …show more content…
They wouldn’t last long against the german rampage for much longer, and at the most they had 15 minutes at the most. Williams tapped Pvt. Parts on the back while he was occupied with defending a narrow corridor. He had racked up a considerable number of kills already, as his alley was starting to fill with lifeless corpses of the stormtroopers. “I need you to cover our escape!, Williams shouted directly into his ear as loud as he could. “We have to get out of here!”, and he grabbed Parts and shifted him left and shouted, “We’re making a run for it in 10 seconds!”, grabbing his gun and preparing for the dash. He tapped Lansigg on the shoulder and said, “We got to get out of here or else we won’t come back in one piece!”, pointing Lansigg to their destination. Williams prepared to run, aiming for a 3 story apartment building diagonally from them and about 50 meters from them. It offered them plenty of cover should they make it, and it was practically untouched from the devastating hurricane bombardment a few days ago. If they were to take the apartment, they could defend from there and fall back to the railroad and eventually, the great cathedral. But that was only if they could make it. They needed cover fire from the other units, and at the moment the adrenaline pumping in everybody meant that formal communication was pretty much impossible. Williams decided he would shoot
(In the fields of the great war, 4 men lie down, not knowing if this day could be their last. They are fully committed to their duty, not afraid to die. They came from Britain, leaving their lavish life behind and settled for the harsh realities of war. Here we see them defending their trenches from German Stormtroopers during the Kaiserschlacht campaign in Western Europe, specifically in Northern France near Amiens, the target city of the German offensive. The fighting and artillery is intense , but the men stand their ground, ready to fight)
(In the first scene we see Pvt. Ulabore, Pvt. Parts, Cpl. Lansigg, and Sgt. Williams, defending a town square from advancing enemies with the aid of additional units.)
DUCK!, cried Lansigg
In …show more content…
Doing so would see them instantly killed by stormtrooper fire. He has orders to shoot any deserters on sight and he is not afraid to do so. However he chose not to instill discipline through fear but through camaraderie and hope. Despite the unit’s depleted numbers, they were one of the most successful units in the war, killing hundreds of elite German troops. Most of the men were gone on vacation after 4 years of war, earning it through decorated service. They were well on their way back, but complicated issues delayed their arrival by several …show more content…
They wouldn’t last long against the german rampage for much longer, and at the most they had 15 minutes at the most. Williams tapped Pvt. Parts on the back while he was occupied with defending a narrow corridor. He had racked up a considerable number of kills already, as his alley was starting to fill with lifeless corpses of the stormtroopers. “I need you to cover our escape!, Williams shouted directly into his ear as loud as he could. “We have to get out of here!”, and he grabbed Parts and shifted him left and shouted, “We’re making a run for it in 10 seconds!”, grabbing his gun and preparing for the dash. He tapped Lansigg on the shoulder and said, “We got to get out of here or else we won’t come back in one piece!”, pointing Lansigg to their destination. Williams prepared to run, aiming for a 3 story apartment building diagonally from them and about 50 meters from them. It offered them plenty of cover should they make it, and it was practically untouched from the devastating hurricane bombardment a few days ago. If they were to take the apartment, they could defend from there and fall back to the railroad and eventually, the great cathedral. But that was only if they could make it. They needed cover fire from the other units, and at the moment the adrenaline pumping in everybody meant that formal communication was pretty much impossible. Williams decided he would shoot