Skyler Saunders
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Marine Corps Stories: The Flow of Alcohol
The Marines recalled the significance of the Tun Tavern, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. “It’s only right that the Corps be established in a bar. I just love it,” Corporal Hattie Tye announced before drinking another beer at the local bar in Yuma, Arizona. Two other corporals, Jason Century and Donna Fisk, enjoyed their Friday evening. They were able to decompress and take in the scene.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
Marine Corps Stories: Marine Corps Ballin'
He slid into her DMs. He posted on her channel. He did everything short of looking up her number and calling her on the phone. Salista, pop singer extraordinaire, made it a challenge for any Marine to take her to the Marine Corps Ball just a few weeks away. She made short videos eliciting young, male Marines to accompany her to the ball.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
Marine Corps Stories: Shield You from a Round
“We preach that selflessness, unselfish self-sacrifice, but we don’t believe it. We know that we really don’t care about the next Marine. We’re looking for that promotion or pay and bennies or bonus,” Staff Sergeant Leonard Watley announced.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
Marine Corps Stories: Barracks Cuts
The Monday barracks cuts looked rather horrendous. Particularly given the fact that the Marines had been briefed on the idea of actually going to a professional who knew what they were doing. Some hairlines zagged, the fades were too high or uneven. It looked like a circus with these junior Marines showing up for work.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
Marine Corps Stories: The Commandant's Color
Resplendent in his evening attire of dress including red and white and gold. Of course, the midnight blue offered a feast for the eyes. The first black Commandant in Marine Corps history walked with his wife. He was sixty-two and she was forty. The evening went well until it was announced that Iran had attacked a barracks in Tehran that housed forty Marines. Sixteen of them were dead and a few more were injured.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
His Selfishness
His ability as a physician allowed people to look past his black skin. He had been a doctor for thirty five years. Now, he was the head of his department of surgeons. He led a team of twenty different doctors who knew what they were doing. It kept him within the framework of being the top of his game even if the top of his head showed gray.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
Federal Death Administration
“I’m sitting here before you to say how vicious and evil the FDA is. You deny drugs and other treatments which would serve human life. There is no excuse for you to be a part of the United States government. Only cops, courts, and warriors should comprise the State. What you have done is kill millions of people who have yearned to be healed and denied them that chance.”
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
