Twenty
bullets. That was all he had left. He looked over the boulder, his only haven
left. Nearly fifty black masked, bloodthirsty radicals advanced toward him.
Snipers hid up on the hills. His squad of thirty proud and honorable Marines
lay dead at his feet. He ducked as the hail of gunfire returned and punched
into his cover. He was going to die across. He’d never see his father or mother
again. His wife. Never meet his unborn son. This was it. These sands would bury
him.
But he was taking as many of them with him as he could.