Joel Schrank - Conversational, Narrator, Authentic, Storyteller - Audiobooks

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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM) North American (US Midwest- Chicago, Great Lakes)

Transcript

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I was wondering how long it would take God bolds men to arrive when Corporal Brown broke in. I've got something, sir. He was listening on the warning network. Somebody was whispering into one of the phones on the network. The voice kept whispering the same thing over and over. They're Japanese in the bushes. There are definitely Japanese in the bushes, Brown said. Who is this? Where are you? But the voice kept whispering. They're Japanese in the bushes. At other positions, men were listening to the whispering on the network, and one of them blurted, For Christ sake, where are you? The only answer was the whisper. They're Japanese in the bushes. It was like hearing a dead man talk. He was speaking so carefully, so monotonously over and over every now and then repeating that word. Definitely. Brown kept asking him who he waas where he waas, but the whispers power of reception must have been gone. He could not even know that anyone was hearing his message. He could only whisper into a telephone somewhere in the dark, trying to warn us before they got him trying to warn us before he died. But not remembering that we could not tell in the network where he was calling from. There are definitely Japanese. There was a burst of sound, and Corporal Brown could not tell afterward whether it was a scream. But the whispering stopped. I guess they got him, Brown said. In a little while, it would be day.