We could'nt be more happy in our lives without War
-Richard Dick Winters
CHAPTER I-
FORT BENNING
December 7th, 1941............................
It was Sunday, and I loved to wake up Late on Sunday. I love Sunday, especially there's
no College on Sunday. I woke up and screamed, WOOT!!!!!!!!!! Wut a lovely day!!!!
I soon get into the Bathroom and took a bath, and you know wut happened??
there was nobody there! It was
EMPTY. uuu yeahhh...............
I Loved that Day, until...........................

What the ffffffff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I could'nt Believe it. I asked my good friend, Rob Jackson, a guy from Wyoming-
"Ey, Rob, you Believe this????"
"Yeah, why??? afraid of Getting army Jobs ,Cody??"
"mmmmmmmm...........Nope, I'm just afraid to die"
"Ohhh, Hell yeah-Everybody's gonna have to die , Cody,"
well, he was supprised seeing me already taking a bath. It was 10.00 AM, and I Decided to take
a Walk Through New Jersey to get some bread to eat, and maybe some Cereal.
I entered the Super Market, and Saw the Cashier-guy's Face

Grocery Guy: eeeeehhhhhrrrrrrghhhhhhhkkkkk

Me: Ey, still got some cereal??? or bread??

Grocery Guy: MMMMMMM............. yeah, Right over they're
Me: oh, OK
On the way back to My friend's house that I live in, I saw a bunch of Posters, of Uncle
Sam Pointing his Goddamn finger at us, and another one, it looks like this:

one of the guys said:
"Action?? wut the hell does that supposed to mean??"
" Like an action Movie, we shoot da hell all around those bastards Faces"
"Or, Just kick 'em right to they're balls"
All wut I could say was : LOL
I then Returned to my Friend's house.
Offficer Candidate
for some weeks I've been thinking about wut should I join, Infantry, Armour, Gunner,
sailor, or Pilot?????
but, at last, I found my Choice, the newly activated Airborne Divisions.
I then enlisted as a Private in the Airborne HQ, in Fort Benning, Georgia.
Suddenly, for my Potential (like they said), me,and Rob Jackson were
chosen as Officer Candidates. Lucky for us, the Officer Candidate camp was at Benning to,
we were trained there for at least 2 months. we were traiined By Col. Robert F. Sink, a Great
Commander, and the CO of the 506th PIR. We graduated as a 2nd Lieutenant, and was positioned in
the 502d PIR in 3rd battalion, Fox Company, 3rd Plt.
Training
We trained in Fort Benning for 9 months. we ran through the hills, forests, and Towns there.
on January, 1943, we were shipped to England, to get ready for this "Operation Overlord".
At England, It was Winter, low temperature, and a warm Welcome was the 1st thing
they gave us there. We trained Parachuting, running, Real-Combat, and Fighting, in the early
1944, we were ready to kill the Germans.
we've known from that time, death will not be a hard thing
-
Lt. Cody Harrison
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