Exodus: Empires At War: Book 8: Soldiers (Exodus: Empires At War.) - Plot & Excerpts
It was men who ran up the stairs in the Twin Towers to rescue people. It was men who gave up their seats on the lifeboats of the Titanic. Men are made to take risks and live passionately on behalf of others. John Eldredge IMPERIAL ARMY TRAINING FACILITIES, SECTOR IV, MARCH 14, 1002. “Come on, you lugs,” yelled Cornelius over the com, watching as his company ran over the obstacle course, relearning how to use the armor to get through obstacles while searching for and engaging targets. Most were using the suits as well as people just out of basic infantry training, quite an improvement over their original performance. But not where they needed to be in order to have a chance of carrying out their mission and actually saving the survivors. The first squad, first platoon went over the first wall, only using enough grabber power to reduce their overall weight to what they would have weighed without the armor. The men grabbed quickly at the slight handholds and pulled themselves up and over, stopping momentarily at the top to engage the targets that were trying to engage them. Twelve of the thirteen men made it over, one slowly falling back on automatic grabbers after being hit by a beam. The Captain replayed that kill on his HUD, noting that the man had done nothing different than any of the ones who had made it.
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