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am part of the Soviet Union let's go back the Nazis have got my leader Stalin and i don't know what they are planning but i know it won't be good my name is Sam second in command we are planning an attack right now we got ten tanks heading to Germany 1 of them I'm in. we are getting there fast the sound of tanks firing weren't so pleasant we see a scout my men distract them and then I took him out pow hit him right in the skull my men move fast and swift we found a enemy camp with snowmobiles Men they will be expecting us one men mumbled under his breath and said well yeah cause you killed him we moved up I had a pistol bang!!! one of my guys got shot we have too keep moving station 1 station 1!! men down men down I go up the men start

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