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SFC Harris hadn’t returned to West Virginia as of yet he was still waiting for the plan on how they were going to deal with Colonel Magnus and his bunch. The plan was sidelined when one Colonel Lambert arrived on a huge behemoth of an armored train from Washington. Then the subsequent contact with the President via shortwave radio that Colonel Lambert had brought with him. The status quo had changed dramatically with civilian leadership being added back into the equation. The President had been briefed on Colonel Magnus and his Army and what the Colonels plans were, however it was taking a backseat momentarily until one General John Clayton formerly of US Army 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment – Delta. SFC Harris and General Clayton …show more content…
Fortunately for SFC Harris he was seated right next to the line and General Clayton wouldn’t be able to miss him. As the two officers inched closer and closer to where SFC Harris was sitting, SFC Harris acted as though he was lost in thought not noticing the two officers nearly standing next to him.
“Romeo?” a stunned Brigadier General exclaimed.
SFC Harris looked up from his meal, “John! Excuse me! General Sir!” SFC Harris was smiling at seeing his friend. SFC Harris stood and the two men that hadn’t seen each other in years shook hands. General Moon wasn’t please. General Clayton got out of line to talk with SFC Harris, “How the hell have you been Romeo?” General Clayton asked. “It’s damn good to see you.”
“It’s good to see you too Sir.” SFC Harris said. “Been a long time. How’s Mel and the kids?”
“Please call me John we’ve been through too much shit together.” John sighed for a moment, “Mel passed away a few months past from cancer.”
SFC Harris looked touched for a moment, “I’m sorry John I liked Mel a lot she was a wonderful woman. How about the

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