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THE CAMERA SHOWS A MAN ASLEEP IN HIS BED AND ALL OF THE SUDDEN THE SCREEN SHOWS PICTURES OF WAR. THEN, THE MAN WAKES UP SWEATING WITH THE ALARM CLOCK BUZZING IN HIS EAR. HE STEPPED OUT OF BED AND PULLED ON A T-SHIRT THAT SAID "ARMY". HE WAS TWENTY YEARS OLD AND HIS NAME WAS TIM NELSON.
that second a storm of bullets wizzed past you see private thamise johnson fall as a bullet hits his head he was killed instently his body gets draged off by a man
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