Scrapyard Ship 7: Call to Battle
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Jason and his team waited on the flight deck outside the Perilous. The admiral was soon inundated with interstellar communications—it seemed everyone now wanted to be friends. Jason himself had been contacted by a constable, a premier, and an empress when they couldn’t directly reach the admiral.
Moving with haste, the admiral emerged from the DeckPort.
“Sorry for the delay. Seems we’re the belle of the ball, today.” Jason’s team came to attention and saluted the admiral as he came to a halt at ...the back of the shuttle.
“Billy, Gunny, Rizzo … good to see you,” the admiral told them.
“You remember Sergeant Toby Jackson, Delta Forces?” Jason asked.
“Yes, good to have you along, Sergeant,” the admiral said, nodding.
Muscular, and over six and a half feet tall, Jackson grinned, revealing a white smile with a gold front tooth. “Good to be here, sir.”
“The rest of the team are on board, Admiral,” Jason said.
The admiral strode up the ramp and acknowledged the five other SEALs, already seated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jason and his team waited on the flight deck outside the Perilous. The admiral was soon inundated with interstellar communications—it seemed everyone now wanted to be friends. Jason himself had been contacted by a constable, a premier, and an empress when they couldn’t directly reach the admiral.
Moving with haste, the admiral emerged from the DeckPort.
“Sorry for the delay. Seems we’re the belle of the ball, today.” Jason’s team came to attention and saluted the admiral as he came to a halt at ...the back of the shuttle.
“Billy, Gunny, Rizzo … good to see you,” the admiral told them.
“You remember Sergeant Toby Jackson, Delta Forces?” Jason asked.
“Yes, good to have you along, Sergeant,” the admiral said, nodding.
Muscular, and over six and a half feet tall, Jackson grinned, revealing a white smile with a gold front tooth. “Good to be here, sir.”
“The rest of the team are on board, Admiral,” Jason said.
The admiral strode up the ramp and acknowledged the five other SEALs, already seated.
What to read after Scrapyard Ship 7: Call to Battle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Wayne Mcginnis to read onlineMoreLess
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