sixty eight whiskey
the crucial care of cold bones
when winter's voice wars
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A/N:
"68 Whiskey" (pronounced Sixty-Eight Whiskey) refers to the U.S. Army's Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) for the Combat Medic (Healthcare Specialist), using the NATO phonetic alphabet for the numbers and 'W'. These medics provide crucial emergency medical care on the battlefield, acting as first responders for injured soldiers, managing trauma, and offering primary care, often holding EMT certifications.
The "other" whiskey warms everything else
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Comments (2)
Loved the explanation, Kelli. It put into a different light.
Very clever, interesting and whisky (Scot so I drop the lol) well done Kelli