
If Tyler is going to be playing soldier again, I’m going to need to add a few new characters. The characters I’ve created are completely fictional and do not represent any soldiers living or dead.

If Tyler is going to be playing soldier again, I’m going to need to add a few new characters. The characters I’ve created are completely fictional and do not represent any soldiers living or dead.

No matter their present rank, every person who’s ever been in the military has been smoked. They euphemistically call it “corrective training”. Basically they make you do calisthenics till you puke. Push ups, flutter kicks, iron Mike’s, and many, many other incredibly simple exercises that become excruciatingly painful in a short period of time. If that’s not bad enough they are performed while your superior berates you for being a twat. It’s remarkably effective, and no one ever hits you or causes you actual physical harm. When it’s over, usually all is forgiven, and you fall back in line and carry on, lesson learned.
Of course I have my full Honorable Discharge, and my military days are very much over now, but I decided the stories would be more interesting if Tyler aka PFC Knaw were back in uniform.

Although the names have been changed, this was an actual line I heard in the military. Of course I moved around a lot, so I never learned what became of that private.

OK, I lied… I just realized I needed an extra day to wrap this up. Maybe two. Point is, I’m going to finish this story arc if it kills me! 😉

As the plot thickens! OK, this pace is a little much for me. I’ll be going back to making updates only on Saturday. I just needed to give this site a much needed kick-start. See you Saturday!

I’m switching the format to a double panel because I just couldn’t figure out how to express everything in one set. I changed the theme and allowed for multiple posts to be displayed so you can just scroll down to “catch up” on the story arc.
So how are you liking the show so far?

“Dignity does not consist in possessing honors, but in the consciousness that we deserve them.”
― Aristotle