Soldier of the Queen
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He was probably the most experienced soldier in our regiment. I was told he had joined us from another regiment and had already done a few tours of duty in Northern Ireland. I hadn't had much contact with him before, but I knew from talking to other soldiers that he was highly regarded. He tended to do things by the book but, unlike a few of the other NCOs and officers, he did at least inspire confidence in his military capability.
There must have been about 20 of us gathered in front of him.... We had all been in Ireland for a week. Most had already been out on the streets. Some tried to give off the nonchalant air of veterans; others still looked as bewildered and fearful as we all had on first stepping off the plane at Aldergrove.
There were no officers present in the meeting room. The sergeant began by saying that now we had acclimatised ourselves to our new environment he wanted to underline a few points which we ought to bear in mind for the rest of the tour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was probably the most experienced soldier in our regiment. I was told he had joined us from another regiment and had already done a few tours of duty in Northern Ireland. I hadn't had much contact with him before, but I knew from talking to other soldiers that he was highly regarded. He tended to do things by the book but, unlike a few of the other NCOs and officers, he did at least inspire confidence in his military capability.
There must have been about 20 of us gathered in front of him.... We had all been in Ireland for a week. Most had already been out on the streets. Some tried to give off the nonchalant air of veterans; others still looked as bewildered and fearful as we all had on first stepping off the plane at Aldergrove.
There were no officers present in the meeting room. The sergeant began by saying that now we had acclimatised ourselves to our new environment he wanted to underline a few points which we ought to bear in mind for the rest of the tour.
What to read after Soldier of the Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard O'mahoney to read onlineMoreLess
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