british army war stories

Another nice chapter. The twist is in the MC lining up on the British commando. The British and Americans were allies in World War 2. Am kind of confused as to why they should be short at by their American allies.

I can say that it is the best fan fiction I have ever read, even if I was not British at the time I read it, I felt the gloom of the 2nd world war. The only problem with the fiction is that there are too few chapters.

Blew me away. Hope he becomes king of gods, makes an army, makes them advanced, would be super cool, an army or gods on spaceships!!!!! Epic! I want them to war against the asgardians and the nine realms so bad!!!!!

This book was good. Did you also know that Thomas Paine was a revolutionary propagandist and an emigrant from England. After a 15 month arduous journey to America. He stayed an observed the American's reaction to the seven year war and decision of a fight for independence. He had lived in poverty and commonly outcasted for his open ridicule of Christianity. On January 1776, he wrote Common sense: a pamphlet that gave freedom fighters a new perspective on their war and what they are fighting. Which was English monarchy and its corrupt system as a root cause for their distress. This turned the Americans away from the Parliament's decision onto king George III's regime. After a high sale in the first few months , it also sparked a union and support to the uninvolved colonies to join the fight. What I learnt from notes what that the people who fought the English weren't organized armies like their English counterparts, but rather militia. This means civilians who were untrained and just used their home weapons to fight. Even the organized Continental army was no match for the English armies. This means the Americans never defeated the British but simply wore down their finances through their Indian-learned-strategies and forced the British to give up on this money draining war.