On Fri, 1 Nov 2002 14:55:35 -0500 "Boulay, Peter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>The Captain just nodded, and started to lug out the supplies.
>Then he indicated he'd meet them in the village. He grabbed
his gear and
>slung it over his back and started walking into the
village.
>Boulay arrived in the village to see lots of phaser scortch
marks on the
>structures, and a few small pock marks from explosives in
the streets.
>There had been one hell of a fight here. The medics were
still caring for
>the less severe of the wounded, obviously the more serious
cases were
>already med-evac'ed out. In the time it took the JAG to get
to the village
>the Company Commander was done with the majority of his
ordering.
David didn't like it....he patted on his phaser instinctively to confirm it was there. He continued to walk to the Battalion HQ. Once there he saught out the Company CO, "Captain Boulay reporting for analysis of your situation. Looks like it's been rough."
"You bet your ass it has been. Welcome to the front lines, Captain. I was told to expect your arrival by headquarters. What can I do to help your investigation?"
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