Gettysburg: A Tale of the Second War for Pennsylvanian Independence by Chris Pourteau

Author:Chris Pourteau [Pourteau, Chris]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: James C. Pourteau
Published: 2014-09-16T07:00:00+00:00

Delta Squad had lost two men: their heavy-weapons expert and their spotter, who were often positioned close together. The drones that had initially attacked from the right had indeed been Transport. TRACE’s own drones—the five that were left from the recon mission launched the night before—had returned in time to combine arms with Delta and send the Transport drones limping off, three shy of their original six attack force. By the end of the engagement, TRACE had lost all five of its remaining drones, two of them protecting Alpha Squad inside Objective Two.

The QB left Bravo and Echo squads in their original position at the town’s perimeter to watch for enemy intervention, then pulled the rest of her squads in to secure the second warehouse. Stug continued to grouse about how easy the whole thing had been, and no one was disagreeing. Still, they had okcillium to move. More okcillium than they’d ever hoped to see in one lifetime.

Colonel Neville arrived within half an hour of B Company’s securing the objectives. After very publicly admonishing the captain, he oversaw preparation of the landing site for the converted airbuses that would ferry away as much okcillium as possible before Transport counterattacked and retook the town. Once loading began, Neville’s principal contribution was to stand around and look imperious.

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