The Sniper

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The Sniper

Men were brutally being pushed on to the boats. The generals were

beating them, because they wouldn't move. They were to scared to fight

against the well armoured Germans. The raging voices of the Generals

was under-heard due to the screaming of the frightened soldiers. As

the boats set off the horrified soldiers looked back to see the former

corpses of there fellow comrades murdered buy their own generals! The

generals kept shooting in the air to try and stop the traitors from

swimming away. But it didn't stop them. The desperate men jumped off

the boats. As soon as this happened the generals were ordering there

sergeants to kill the traitors. No one blamed them they were only

going to die sooner or later from the German or Russian bullets. The

roaring of the machine guns was nothing compared to the screaming of

the drowning and screaming soldiers in the water. Seconds later they

were forgotten, as the German spit-fire planes flew above, they

released a deathful spray of bullets. The men in the boats crouched

fearfully for there lives, as the bullets pierced the cloth like cover

of the boat, the men could sense if they were going to die or not. The

punching bullets sent the men that had been shot, screaming in fear to

the ground in pain than they could ever imagine. The blood of the

dieing soldiers squirted out in deep red fountains and puddles,

dripping down from the bodies of the dead. The generals leaned out of

the boat firing at the planes. The men that were left alive just

stared at the bodies of the dead, as they knew that soon it would be

their time to experience what it would be like to be dead.

As the boats landed the generals were using the butts of their guns to

force the shaking men out of the boats. The men were split up in to

pairs one given a rifle and the other extra rounds. As they were sent

to die the generals were shouting

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