By SexyStan
A lil history background now, before I continue w/ the developments. Landings on Utah beach, in the Normandy Landings (as explained by waahaa, thank you, as well as History Channel…), is considered to be the most efficient and effective amongst the five operations the Landings comprised off. The other factions faced heavy resistance, the worst being the Omaha Landings, and this was what the Utah party did not encounter. They encountered minimum resistance, not because the operatiions are well-planned, but by a pure stroke of luck; Somehow, they had landed much further up than the originally planned contact point. Simply put, of course and completely lost, which prompted the commander of that particular operation, BG Theordore Roosevelt Jr. to say “We will start the war from right here”… Well, not like that lucky bastard had anything else more appropriate after all…
Likewise, my landings on D-Day, were met with minimal enemy fire. It was none existent in fact, for the enemy wasn’t even there (Or so I thought) and it wasn’t by pure good ole ingenius planning (What Planning? Lol…) but things between Lorraine & I just somehow fell into place with a click… just like that… like how you’d snap your fingers…
The shores looked barren as my landing craft touched down on its beaches with a bump, the terra looking strange and isolated with not an enemy in sight. With a plomp, I landed in the warm waters… Wait… Warm Waters?!?!?! Wasn’t the water supposed to be cold? Well, books written by WW2 veterans who participated in the Normandy Landings did describe the biting cold of the waters…
It soon dawned on me at we were on different fields… They were liberating France, cold and lifeless in Nazi control; I was liberating Lorraine… Different and the same conditions, and rules, my poor allied counterparts had been subjected to and had to endure, simply did not apply to me.
I ducked once more into the waters of my showerhead… Time Check… Landing made @ 0900h… Known enemy resistance is now gone… for sure… and certainly the warmth in Lorraine would be coming back…
My heart leapt in ecstacy at what a lucky breakthru my landing was. Without enemy resistance, Lorraine’s shores didn’t look hostile. It was inviting even… Pulling myself back into combat awareness, I did another quick equipment check… I have plenty of helmets… which I know I was gonna use… Red berets… or rather caps… no less for my lil commando break… Armed with a throbbing 50 calibre that comes with one single rapid burst-fire of 1million runs at each go… with a cooldown timing of approximately 1H… I was confident Lorraine could be re-taken… Question is, how far can I go? Would only the shores be re-taken… or would I march right into the heart of Lorraineville?
Knowing full well that resistance was gonna be minimal and having known that the rules of WW2 didn’t apply, I decided to use the tactic those pathetic loser Nazis had used to over-run Poland, although I wasn’t quite the Nazi in this story…
Blitzkrieg… loosely translated into lightning attack. I was gonna strike hard and strike fast into the very heart… No flanking, no routine, no complex combat manouevers… Simple, effective…
I dried myself from the water on me (from my showerhead) and put on my combat gear for the day… My nicest shirt, tie, pants, belts and shoes… W/ my only protection being my trust 50-cal… I ran up the shores of Lorraine w/o any fear whatsoever…
NO FEAR!!!!! I screamed as I huffed and puffed up the shores of Lorraine and fast-marched down the beautiful rural country trails that lead me straight into the heart of my conquest.
D-Day T+5H 1200H, Lorraine smiled as the first sounds of my artillery boomed (No… No sex… no ejaculation… no firing… Pls read on… hahaha) and a single shot of cluster rounds hit her…. Cluster round? That’s only before I can’t call it a bunch round… A cluster round of 21 roses rained right into the heart of Lorraineville as I shoved that bunch of flowers I had pre-ordered in her face right outside the steel gates that once kept me out…
I knew then that all resistance that kept me out once before are now completely shattered by the supporting fire of that very powerful and accurate artillery shot. There was only one way now… In…
So there Lorraine stood, looking more beautiful than I ever remembered her to be, a strange glow within that could only be felt in the past is now seen so clearly behind the steel gates she stood, that very steel gate being the only thing that stood between us.
And there I was, right opposite her, realizing how close I was to the “Mission Objective”. I fell back on the D-Day mission brief, to secure Lorraineville and set up defence perimeter therewithin in the heart of Her. To rescue hostage & double-agent Lorraine there within before Nazis can realize what exactly happened and place her into safety once more, a place where Nazis no longer have a hold over her.
A single artillery shot rang out at the back of my head. Bunch shot, if you guys recall, as I lifted the bouquet of pink roses to her eye-level, making sure it was close enough to the sharp tip of her pixie nose for her to take a whiff of it. She beamed as the glow in her, which was only felt in the past, could now be seen clearly. Blood gushed to her face as her eyes twinkled behind her white horned-rimmed glasses and a wide smile with her pearly white teeth clearly showing stretched across her face.
Town secured, I thought, with initial trepidation, if any, evaporating into the air heavy with the smell of fresh arti shells that just rained down (in this case, lame old 21 pink roses… haha). Confidence took over as I smiled, a gesture in reply to hers, knowing full well that the overwhelming show of firepower had worked so well in the absence of well-trained enemy Nazi troops. Civilians are so easy to take, haha, I laughed deep within, proud that the Blitzkrieg I had planned had worked just as it should…
*Chuckles*… “That was fast!” Lorraine quipped, completely surprised by my “Blitzkrieg”. She had not known I was gonna show up. The element of surprised had not been compromised.
“Yea?” I laughed… “I should have been faster! After all, 3 weeks is not a very long time…” I quipped, flashing the most charming smile I could muster…
Lorraine laughed, her head nodding with her eyes squeezed into a slit at my apparent enthusiasm while fidgetting with the keys to unlock that big steel padlock that once kept me (and many other leering man… haha…) out. “True… But you oughtta know I’ve got to pick Glen up from school? Like now..? Lorraine’s steady voice, which by then had sound so sweet, trailed off as the padlock popped open.
Objective wide opened by civilian assets, I thought. Now’s the moment!
“Really?” I mocked a tone of surprise before dropping it low… “Let’s make it quick then…”
I opted for the old Pincer maneoever and side-stepped the slow outward swinging steel gate and made my move inwards, both my hands swinging forward to enclose her at the same time.
“Assault on a fixed enemy position is best performed by two parellel moving lines of troopers otherwise known as a Pincer Movement!” I could hear my instructor shout out while he repeatedly taps the A-Frame with a branch that he picked off the ground, tracing it to make the lines more visible on the flapping map.
Pincer manouever successful with objective secured. We are now in Lorraineville as I pulled her close to me in one swift motion, the bouquet of roses that smashed all defences wide open so effectively still in my right hand and now tucked behind her back with Lorraine safely in my arms… and giggling non-stop…