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A War-torn City

by Harnoor C

Essay / War and Military

May 31, 2018

90 days reads: 345

Comments: 2

Shelves: 4

Summary

This is a descriptive essay of a city which has been torn apart by war. The essay is from a young girl's perspective as she views the destruction.

The Boys Fighting The War

by Aaron Moeller

Essay / War and Military

May 02, 2023

90 days reads: 69

Comments: 5

Shelves: 1

Never Too Old For War

by Robert J. Shano

Book / War and Military

May 02, 2023

90 days reads: 53

Shelves: 1

Summary
Chapters

"There’s only one rule in combat that really matters to an Infantryman: kill or be killed." From Iraq, to Afghanistan, and to Iraq again, a veteran of the Vietnam-era recounts his personal wartime experiences after signing back up in the Army to join in America's war on terror.

Hana's Suitcase Review

by RazzleColaYing

Book Review / War and Military

November 22, 2008

90 days reads: 43

Summary

For school we had to write literature response essays for english class and this is mine! I recommend reading "Hana's Suitcase", but I was rather tired of it by the time I finished this essay. Have fun reading it!

The History of South Somalia

by prof.bantu

Article / War and Military

January 23, 2022

90 days reads: 41

Summary

The history of the Bantu and Cushitic migrations to Somalia is one of the most fascinating stories. These migrations helped shape the cultural and linguistic diversity of Somalia, and played a significant role in the development of its society and economy. The purpose of their journey was to search for water for their crops and raise livestock. Despite the fact that both groups live in the same country, they migrated from different regions on the continent...

A Sherrie Ball Poem

by crayysteelers3

Poem / War and Military

November 16, 2013

90 days reads: 40

Summary

There is not a name to this poem, but it was written by a woman named Sherrie Ball. I decided to share this because it is one of the most true things I have ever read in poetry, and while it may be sad, I find it very respectful towards our troops. God bless you.

Hacksaw Ridge

by Ocean Oshun

Poem / War and Military

April 29, 2018

90 days reads: 22

Summary

A poem on Desmond Doss (Hacksaw Ridge).

"Lu map" 14 tons of gold, secretly imported into the United States before the outbreak of World War II. The treasures of the Nazis- the secret of Annenerbe, under the sign of templar and the protection of the God......

by Sergey3

Short Story / War and Military

October 26, 2019

90 days reads: 22

Shelves: 2

Summary

This mysterious legend about the treasure map, no one, for more than 80 years, could not dispel. But I still managed to do it!

Proud To Be A Soldier

by khawaja isha sanaullah

Poem / War and Military

March 31, 2017

90 days reads: 20

Summary

This poem is a tribute to the army soldiers. They are ready to sacrifice for their country. This poem is about a boy, who was free. He saw many dreams and he wanted to live for his country. The boy was finally given a push into the army one day. The world had changed for him. He had to leave his family. One day, during a war, he was shot by his enemy. Now the soldier speaks that he has died but still his name remains. The enemy wasn't able to destroy his identity completely. He says he was strong and happy to have died. He says that the enemy had killed him finding him strong in the battlefield. The soldier warns the enemy that death is on his way because many of his soldier friends are still present on the battlefield and the fight isn't over. The soldier thanks the enemy for killing him. As because of him, he was able to achieve the high rank in heaven. He proudly says although he have died but his name is still being recalled by his nation. He is happy to have lived for his nation.

Qui Nhon February 1971 - Attack on the International Shell Storage Yard

by REMF MP

Short Story / War and Military

February 17, 2018

90 days reads: 17

Comments: 2

Summary

Vietnamization was a policy of the Richard Nixon administration to end U. S. involvement in the Vietnam War through a program to "expand, equip, and train South Vietnamese forces and assign them an ever-increasing combat role, at the same time steadily reducing the number of U. S. combat soldiers." Essentially, it called for U. S. troops to back off and allow the South Vietnamese to fight their own war. Military Policemen from the 127th M P Company never backed off.

Tiberius Rising

by ParkourDude91

Book / War and Military

August 25, 2014

90 days reads: 16

Comments: 3

Shelves: 1

Summary
Chapters

A book which follows seargent stryker and his men under his command through tours of duty through afghanistan, iraq, and more.

Lindisfarne:793 AD

by Celtic-Scribe63

Poem / War and Military

June 28, 2017

90 days reads: 16

Comments: 3

Shelves: 1

Summary

The story of the Viking raid on Lindisfarne island.

Union

by Nicolas Cross

Book / War and Military

March 31, 2023

90 days reads: 16

Shelves: 1

Summary
Chapters

After their lives are ruined by war, Vind allies together the kindhearted Pola, the dashing yet dangerous Sabo, the protective Alexi, the mysterious Akari, and the lively Celine to create The Union. But a war strikes when the tyrannical Admiral Eido wages war. Betrayal hits hard when Logan leads a mysterious war. Nightmares grow strong when The Counselor prepares to replay to a war won multiple times. All together, they fight against the magics and technology of the world and the time beyond it

Who was Lizzie Van Zyl

by steven cooke

Poem / War and Military

July 01, 2012

90 days reads: 15

Comments: 1

Summary

Quote from a Journalist Cowardice of the most loathsome cure on earth - the act of striking at a brave man's heart through his wife's honour and his child's life."

Soldier's Homecoming

by Mike Brennan

Short Story / War and Military

September 14, 2006

90 days reads: 15

Comments: 23

Summary

This story was inspired by a picture taken at the welcome home cerimony of one of the Army units returning from Iraq.

The Lonely Soldier (poem)

by Ayden29

Poem / War and Military

March 02, 2014

90 days reads: 13

Summary

WWI Australian digger (soldier) and his story. I wrote is many years ago when I was younger and in school, it was later published in a RSL magazine.

THE HUSBANDS CHEATING WIFE STORY

by FLIPPER66

Short Story / War and Military

April 12, 2011

90 days reads: 11

Comments: 1

Summary

about a man who finds out that his wife has been cheating on him while oversea's. story is based on a true incident that happened to a friend of mines son. i added fictious drama to spice it up but the main theme of story is true. i just copied and pasted my story as is from fictionpress.com. yes i realize its all in caps and no its not meant to be shouting . was unaware at the time of protocalls for writing stories seeing it was of 6 stories i posted on the same day to the site when i first started there.

Wait For Me Under the Sitting Tree

by Writer in the Wind

Poem / War and Military

November 24, 2011

90 days reads: 11

Comments: 4

Summary

A lost love.

The Trench

by I.D. Roberts

Short Story / War and Military

August 16, 2022

90 days reads: 11

Comments: 5

Shelves: 1

Summary

The Middle East, 1915. A short story set during the First World War told from the perspective of a Turkish officer defending a trench from a British attack. Based on characters featured in my published novels Kingdom Lock, and For Kingdom and Country.

Looking For Death- The Soldier

by VesperSerenity

Short Story / War and Military

January 20, 2012

90 days reads: 9

Comments: 2

Summary

In Flanders fields the poppies grow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place, and in the sky, The larks, still bravely singing, fly, Scarce heard amid the guns below. ~John McCrae I wrote this in my English lesson, and then had to read it out. My friend thought I should share it. So here I am.