War Audiobook Demo
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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The Arden counteroffensive a decision analysis of allied and German strategy leading up to the greatest battle of world war I I by John Huber. The arrival of dawn on the 26th marked a shift in command. Placing our soldier at the helm of the company. The directive was clear, entrenched at the edge of the wood facing Holzer German tanks strategically spread out began a calculated encirclement movement threatening to gain control of the road that led from Holtzer through the soldier's position and into the woods. The battlefield erupted in a chaotic symphony of destruction amidst the inferno of battle. The soldier called for artillery support requested a smokescreen and braved the enemy fire sniping at the enemy as they advanced towards his position, spotting an undamaged 50 caliber machine gun atop one of the burning M 10 tank destroyers. He took it upon himself to mount the vehicle raining fire on any enemy that dared to move. The gun has thrown the crowds into confusion. They cannot locate his position. He noted as the enemy was taken aback. Their infantry began to fall back towards Holtz. Were their armored support retreating from the battle field? He held his position a bulwark against the enemy onslaught until his ammunition ran dry. During the gruesome hour long engagement, a stray bullet found its way to the soldier's leg with blood staining the snow beneath him. He descended from the tank. He had single-handedly repelled an entire German company laying waste to or wounding about 50 soldiers without looking back down the road through the forest. If the Germans want to shoot, let them too weak from fear and exhaustion to care. The soldier mused in a battle induced trance. The fog of war gradually lifted from his weary mind replaced by a tactical clarity. The Germans deserted by their armor and slashed by artillery are weak and off balance in sector must hit them before they can consolidate their gains or bring up reinforcements, rejecting evacuation. He led a counterattack, rallying his men and driving the Germans back from their positions. As a soldier known for his exceptional bravery, Audie Murphy would be awarded the highest military honor, the medal of honor becoming the most highly decorated us soldier of World War Two. His name would be etched in history. His story, a testament to courage and resilience in the face of overwhelming odds.