D-day Stories

A poem about building up courage

Y/n "Yellow Dog" J. Blazkowicz was a Faunus dog who is an American-Jewish who join U.S army and the U.S rangers with her brother name captain William J. Blazkowicz or BJ Blazkowicz. As she younger sibling, but she know how to fight and kill Nazis who tear down her lovely hometown in Texas. But she knows that well, she try to save the world from the Nazis, and rebelled against the Nazi. Til one day Y/n and her free country and all other Nazi occupied countries were teleported to Remnant. -I do not support any Nazi ideals or any of its goals- -Warning this contains: Gore, Blood, War, Violence, Violent, Dark and light humor, Dark and light jokes, Death, Nudity, Lemon, Strong Language, alcohol, drugs, racism-

Not at the moment

On the eve of June 6, 1944, a popular Normandy bakery suddenly finds itself in the centre of the war.

This was a creative writing task about d-day and i was told i should share it because its very 'realistic' there will be warnings at the start for mentions of death and war. hope you enjoy xx

The main character, The reader, just went through Military training and is finally home with his loving girlfriend. Little does he know that what the next few days would entail. Can you bear to say goodbye?

Sean and Finn Tierney, two brothers living in a small town in Iowa, face the difficulties of growing up during the great depression while their family struggles to hold on to a business and a farm. As the world edges closer to war, they choose different career paths. Meanwhile, their uncle Deklen stumbles into a dangerous situation that will change his life and the lives of all the members of his family. Both brothers join the military but in very different roles. Many little known stories of World War Two are revealed in the war exploits of the Tierney brothers. After the war, the brothers continue their lives, one as a military officer and the other as a farmer. In this book, the reader will discover some of the untold stories of the great depression, world war two and the post-war period. It was a fun and challenging book to write. My research took me in many different directions just as the story will take the reader in many different directions.

Experience of the D-DAY 80th anniversary.

A day in the life of a soldier who enters the war with his brother.

Your apocalypse is coming. We're going to crush you. You have two options: sit back and wait to die, or fight back. I suggest option number one. You'll be gone in the blink of an eye. The human race is weak. The human race is a mistake.

June 6, 1944: After the invasion of Normandy a group of fellow soldiers, including myself, decided to scout a nearby town in hopes of finding innocents. Though we did not find any civilians, we did find trouble. The platoon was slaughtered and I was left to fend for myself against an entire battalion. Wounded, immobilized, and with little experience I will find myself in the hardest situation of my life. My survival will be determined on the pain I am forced to endure. May God be with me.

Sarah Buckley, the school diva, likes a guy. And it isn't just any guy, it's Aaron Mason; the lead singer of the band D-Day. When fate decides to grant Sarah her wish, Aaron moves into her friend's building. She decides to meet him and tell him about her feelings in person. But... Aaron Mason is famous. And, according to media, has a girlfriend. What is in store for Sarah? Will she fall in love with Aaron and be 'his girl'?

This is a story of how D-Day felt and looked through an American Soliders eyes.

Follow Den Brotheridge on a mission to seize a bridge in Normandy, dropping in via Horsa Glider to maintain the element of surprise for as long as possible. Armed with his Sten gun, he must make his way out of the glider after crash landing and assault Bénouville Bridge and its emplacements. Will he complete the mission, or die trying?

An American soldier named Richard got himself into a sticky situation, first decending into the dephts of Germany, then, well see for yourself

After entering the BTS army fandom, I was inspired to do more, or better yet, not give up on my dreams just because they seem impossible. One of the reasons I became Army is because I was lost and BTS gave me the courage to be happy and to change myself and my ways. I still struggle every day and honestly, it's tough to do anything sometimes, but I want to become better and be as hardworking as them, as I once was, but I'm lost in an ocean of outside expectation and fear of failure and disappointment. In an attempt to become better, I've decided to take a chance but I just have so many dreams and goals that I lose myself, I invented my own system cause everybody else's doesn't work for me, I have different needs so it's normal. And inspired by a tiktok about a girl, who said she divided her years to make achieving her goals easier, I decided to do the same and twick a bit at it and use Agust D's concept of D-Day and turn it mine. I'm not saying that you should do the same as me. I see how that has failed me before, but ajusting it to yourself. I'm Ellie but you're a different person, had a different childhood and have different struggles. In this book, I'll talk about why AgustD had a big Influence which is a bit personal but it really aplys to us all in a way.