Two days later Whitman and Hunt went to central command of the coalition forces a few miles outside the city of Baghdad, Iraq. General Gardner requested their presence. Gardner was cool in the aspect that he never gave the two specifics when they were sent out into a mission. Hunt and Whitman were allowed to do what ever their heart’s consent ( Read more... )

Whitman and Hunt ventured into the cave where their target rested. Well, honestly, he wasn’t resting. He was wide awake, the fear of God in his eyes and holding a small switch blade of some sort. It was dark in the cave, and Adid-Kabul could only see the silhouettes of his assailants. He heard the sound of an M-16 being prepped for fire. His ( Read more... )

The OH-Blackhawk touched-down at the foot of a very long mountain range in Iraq. Apparently Kareem Adid-Kabul wasn’t very good at finding ‘loyal’ henchmen. At the sight of a US gun barrel between his eyes, one rebel spilled everything he knew about Adid-Kabul. To make certain that the operation went smoothly Hunt and Whitman were sent on the ( Read more... )

Operation Desert Storm II was not Francis’s idea of a good night. Major General Gardner had always started mission’s with: “Let’s make it a good night boys.” Let’s face it, it never was. Lieutenant Francis Hunt had seen one too many dead buddies in one night, it made him sick. He never liked this war. However his love of his country was by far ( Read more... )