The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor
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the pilot shouted about the area surrounding Camp Keating. “We’re going down to refuel!” They landed, and Stoney Portis returned to the Bostick operations center, where the intelligence officer had just finished making a map of Camp Keating. The whole eastern side of the outpost had been colored red, as had much of the western side. The red indicated Taliban control.“Can you swim?” Carter asked Larson.Larson thought about the question. He was a really bad swimmer.“Enough to survive,” he finally ...said.“Good enough for me,” responded Carter. “If this is as bad as we think it is, we should wait until dark, low-crawl to the river, and float down to Lowell.”Larson was quiet; he’d been shot in the shoulder. They were surrounded and cut off, with no communications and little ammunition. Everyone friendly in sight was either wounded or dead, and they still had no idea how many Taliban fighters there were. Sure, he could swim.Clint Romesha stood on the deck off the aid station, in a semiprotected space known as the Café.He’d had enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the pilot shouted about the area surrounding Camp Keating. “We’re going down to refuel!” They landed, and Stoney Portis returned to the Bostick operations center, where the intelligence officer had just finished making a map of Camp Keating. The whole eastern side of the outpost had been colored red, as had much of the western side. The red indicated Taliban control.“Can you swim?” Carter asked Larson.Larson thought about the question. He was a really bad swimmer.“Enough to survive,” he finally ...said.“Good enough for me,” responded Carter. “If this is as bad as we think it is, we should wait until dark, low-crawl to the river, and float down to Lowell.”Larson was quiet; he’d been shot in the shoulder. They were surrounded and cut off, with no communications and little ammunition. Everyone friendly in sight was either wounded or dead, and they still had no idea how many Taliban fighters there were. Sure, he could swim.Clint Romesha stood on the deck off the aid station, in a semiprotected space known as the Café.He’d had enough.
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