The Missions Before D-DAY
This is World War II . My name is Officer Calvin tackling top secret missions with my unit.
Stuttgart Germany May 31, 1944
The wind was blowing on a hot summer day in Germany. The leaves were dancing as the wind whistles through them. In an old beautiful house on hundreds of acres of farmland, the sun beats down on us.
“HIT THE DECK,” I yelled.
“BOOM!!! BOOM!!! BOOM!!!” the bombs hit all around us.
“Are we all ok?” I yelled.
“ Ya we’re alright,” Sergeant Briggs says as he gives me a salute. This was Sergeant Briggs’ first mission.
We needed to get out of there and quick. Staff sergeant Malark tells me that the General has order cargo plane to pick us up. Only problem it was ten minutes away and we needed to pack up and get to the landing point, which was a mile away.
“Move out” I yelled, “ We have a plane that’s minutes out but the runway is one mile away.”
“Come on really?” Sergeant Briggs said.
“You don’t have to go if you feel like dying.” I barked.
The lookout comes in and yells “perimeter breach 1 Minute.”
Seems like the bomber wasn’t finished. Everyone got up and ran out of the house. I hopped in my jeep and took off.
“Into the ditch,” I yelled, as a bomber fly over head. They dove into the ditch and I park the jeep in the ditch.
“Get the bazooka ready!” I ordered. As the bomber comes for a closer look, my men fire the Bazooka. It was a direct hit right in the cockpit. “BOOM!!” The plane hits the ground. The injured walked out yelling “Nicht Schießen!!!Nicht Schießen!!!” (Do Not Shoot) We walk up on them and decided to leave them. We drove around the bomber and we saw the runway. Everyone hopped into the jeep and we rushed over to the runway.
The cargo plane had just landed and we ran to it. We loaded up the jeep and the unit and took off. After a 3 hour flight we finally got to Britain. I found out the pilot was a german spy and I shot him on the scene. I walked outside and there was a truck waiting to escort us to the general. When we got to the General’s office I gave him a salute.
“Office Calvin reporting for duty,” I shouted.
“I have a top secret mission for you” General Malloy said.
“Yes sir, what is the mission?” I asked.
“You will go to Normandy, France and parachute in behind the enemy lines. You will be destroying their main artillery on the coast line. You will plant multiple mines on the artillery. This is a top secret mission noone can see you. You slip in and out, undetected,” he ordered.
We slept well for that night we all knew what what was ahead for us.
Great Britain June 1, 1944
We loaded into the D-47 and flew to Normandy. After 3 hours Iwoke up and heard the flight officer yelling:
“3-2-1 Go!! Go!! GO!!”
I jumped out and fell for thousands of feet. I pulled my parachute. I hit the ground hard. Once on the ground wedug a hole and buried our chutes. We crawled up to the the huge building and croucheddown to discuss the plan.
“We are going up the stairs. If we see a German we will not fire, we will choke him and throw him off the building,” I ordered.
We ran up the stairs and a german saw us. He jumped off the building before we even touched him. We walked through the long halls until we saw one more german. He pulls the alarm,
“DING!!! DING!!! DING!!!” it rings.
“BANG!!! BANG!!! BANG!!!” Bullets flying past us we all are shooting at the Germans.
I yelled, “GRENADE!!”
I pulled the pin and threw it at them.
“Hit the Dirt” Briggs yelled.
“BABOOM!!!” the grenade explodes.
I went up and saw no more Germans .
“Clear!” I yelled.
The rest of my unit got up. We ran to the artillery and planted the bomb to blow up their weapons and amo. I ran out and hid in a ditch and charged the bombs. The building came crashing down.
It was almost morning, the sun was rising. German troops were rolling in on the road. I saw the ditches and I said, “Get in the German ditch!” We had to outsmart them. We all low crawled to the ditch.We took out our tomoson machine guns shot every german who came near. We planted bombs everywhere and cleared the rest of the ditch. We moved out and when the Germans got into their ditch,
“Boom,” the bombs exploded and the Germans were dead.
We got bored so we grabbed the German’s machine guns and loaded them. We ran from ditch to ditch trying to clear all of the ditches. We cleared all of them but one. That ditch had the General in it and with the tightest security you could ever have. We decided to launch a small group with Briggs,Malark, and me. I commanded bazookas and mortars (grenade launcher) at ready. We low crawled the fifty yards.
When we got there we left Malark with the sniper and said, “fire when ready”. We got to the tent we grabbed our german machine guns and loaded them. We fired. Hits, all hits we took out the first line of defense. We saw our ships and we were happy to finally see some back up. We let the cold blooded machine guns rip one more time. Kill after kill we took out the enemy. We finally got to the General taking him hostage. Our back up finally arrives. They were surprised to find no enemy fire. Our soldiers climbed up the ladders and saw us standing there. The entire army pushed back the Germans all the way to the next beach, Sord. After we won the battle we were sent to the ship that had General Malloy on it.
“You did a great job out there,” General Malloy said as he pointed to our next mission.
You will no longer refer to me as a general, you will now refer to me as an old friend. I will be up at the front lines with your unit.
December 15, 1944
Lets move lets move General Malloy said. (I’m sorry Malloy said) We carried Winchester Model 70, Colt 45 revolver, Staff Sergeant Malark carried a Browning M2 50cal. Sergeant Briggs carried a 60mm mortar.