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>"Sargent-please tell me, in your own words, under what circumstances you >were captured and about your imprisonment." >"Well, sir, I was transporting some rebel prisioners from one of our holding >facilities at a battalion base to a MAG facility. We were stopped by a >large patrol of MAG soldiers, who demanded to take custody of the rebels. >These rebels had inflicted heavy casualities on the regiment that these MAG >were a part of, and our LT refused to turn over the prisoners. A scuffle >ensued between the MAG officer and our LT. Needless to say all us marines >joined the scrap, and kicked their ass. No one messes with a marine and >gets away without a few bruises. While we were fighting a pair of >prisioners escaped. Lt sent me and another grunt to go after them and >bring them back. Mags send a squad as well. Unfortunately the Mags found >them first, and by the time we got there, the prisioners, who were in >perfect condition while in our custody, looked like they had gone 10 rounds. >There were beat up pretty bad. We took control of the situation, and of the >prisoners at phaser point and rejoined out detail. >When we got the Mag prision there was hell to pay. The CO of the facility a >major of some sort was reading us the riot act. We went to a local pub to >cool off. We were there a few hours playing darts and drinking a bit of >synthale, not bothering a soul. Half of our detail heads back to the base, >and the rest of us finish up our dart game. That is when the Mags come in. >They outnumber us and try some crap with us. We figure that we could >take'em, but thought that the LT would skin us if we had a fight in a pub. >So, we try to leave. That is when they jump us. THe fight happened. After >the place is trashed we stagger outside to get back to the base real quick, >and then the MAG MPs show up and arrest us. Then the beating start. From >what I hear, Col. Stark tried to get us out, but couldn't even find us. >When he did, he arrived with a company of armed marines and took us out. Lt >says that scuttle-butt says that Van Der Loo gave Stark a fit over that. >Threatened to relieve him and court martial him. Stark just earned a ton of >respect from the dog faces out here, sir. " "Stark is a good man Sargent. He clearly holds his troops in the highest regard and I'll make sure that is recognized by the Brass. Who threw the first punch that you can remember? What was the rank?
