Everlasting Andy

Story by Andy

May 12, 2012
It’s been twelve days since the battle at Death Cove. Death Cove is a beach in Northern Russia over by Alaska. I was with a brigade known as the Shawano County Brigade. After Death Cove we were sent to Forbs a little town about 10 miles from the cove. There were no enemy troops in the town. I wrote a letter to my parents telling them I’m ok and asking them if they could send some Sun drop up to Forbs.

May15, 2012
Somehow three days later there was a small case of Sun drop with a note that said love Mom and Dad, and be safe. I drank a bottle and gave a couple bottles to my friends before we had to move to the next town. By the time we left the six of us drank two bottles and were working on the third. Shortly after finishing the third bottle my brigade was walking between a forest. When we were in the middle of the forest on the road gun shots were fired. Five people were killed right away. Bob, John, Fred, James, Jacob, and I pulled out our 30cals.and unloaded on the Russians. Guns shots fired everywhere until it was my friends and 100 Russians. As we were fighting we noticed that all of the Russians bullets were going right through us. Time passed 30 minutes 45minutes 1 hour no one gained any ground. Finally we ran out of ammo. It was the six of us verse 20 Russians. We got up and charged the 20 Russians. Each of us took two Russians, took their guns, and still unharmed. We shot the other eight and radioed base about the ambushed the survivors, but not that 100bullets went through each of us, and yet didn’t die. Base told us to fall back to Forbs.

May 17, 2012
We arrived in Forbs late last night. This morning at 10:00a.m.500 Russians attacked the town. At the end of the battle 400 Russians had died. The six of us were captured by the 100 remaining Russians. We were sent to Moscow for questioning.

June 23, 2010
We arrived in Moscow on May 19. The six of us were beat, flogged, and tortured from May 19 – June 19th at 10:00 P.M. jets flew over Moscow and dropped bombs. This battle lasted until 1:00 A.M. two days later. The six of us were free, fed, and clothed. At 9:00 A.M. the next day the Russians counterattacked, this battle lasted until 11:00 P.M.

June 30, 2010
Bob, John, Fred, James, Jacob, and I were rewarded the Purple Heart and went to the Rank Master Sergeant.

Nov. 15, 2011
After our service we went our separate ways except for James and I who went to work on the family farm. Bob stayed in the military and right now is a general. John became a missionary and moved from country to country. Fred became an engineer and built military jets, bunkers, guns, and much more. So the six separated until the day when the Earths on fire and they’re the only ones left, or so I think we’re the only people that can live forever.