Fifty-First State
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January 25th, 2016. 9.30 p.m.
The Emergency Council met in the extensive underground bunkers stretching from Admiralty Arch, under the Mall, to Buckingham Palace. The installation contained bedrooms, computer rooms, dining rooms, a radio station – even an operating theatre in case of need. Twenty men and women sat round the polished table, waiting for the Prime Minister.
John Stafford leaned forward and in a low voice asked Field Marshall Roger Burns, ‘Orders?’ Burns said to his trusty lieutenan...t, ‘General, in fact no change. Two regiments ready to deploy. No orders.’ General Stafford frowned.
Burns dropped his voice even lower and said, ‘Sorry about Carter and Reid, John.’ Bob Carter and Splash Reid had served under the young Lieutenant Stafford long ago, at the start of his career, in the Falklands War. Afterwards, Stafford had said that Carter had saved his life; Carter had countered by saying that Stafford saved his. A soldier’s joke. Fifteen years later, with Lieutenant Stafford now a colonel, Carter and Reid, their time up, had left and taken themselves off to a security firm specializing in sending hand-picked military advisers – or, in old-fashioned language, mercenaries – to anyone, anywhere, who wanted them and was prepared to pay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
January 25th, 2016. 9.30 p.m.
The Emergency Council met in the extensive underground bunkers stretching from Admiralty Arch, under the Mall, to Buckingham Palace. The installation contained bedrooms, computer rooms, dining rooms, a radio station – even an operating theatre in case of need. Twenty men and women sat round the polished table, waiting for the Prime Minister.
John Stafford leaned forward and in a low voice asked Field Marshall Roger Burns, ‘Orders?’ Burns said to his trusty lieutenan...t, ‘General, in fact no change. Two regiments ready to deploy. No orders.’ General Stafford frowned.
Burns dropped his voice even lower and said, ‘Sorry about Carter and Reid, John.’ Bob Carter and Splash Reid had served under the young Lieutenant Stafford long ago, at the start of his career, in the Falklands War. Afterwards, Stafford had said that Carter had saved his life; Carter had countered by saying that Stafford saved his. A soldier’s joke. Fifteen years later, with Lieutenant Stafford now a colonel, Carter and Reid, their time up, had left and taken themselves off to a security firm specializing in sending hand-picked military advisers – or, in old-fashioned language, mercenaries – to anyone, anywhere, who wanted them and was prepared to pay.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilary Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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