
The Redcoats' Stand
By Mike Snodgrass

19 Mar, 2024

The young soldier was in the thick of the battle. He could taste the smoke and feel the fear in the air.

He had been tasked with leading his unit to safety. His men looked to him for guidance amidst the chaos.

The young soldier manoeuvred his men across the field, using the trees for cover. They were outnumbered, but not outwitted.

Their objective was a safe house on the other side of the field. A beacon of hope amidst the despair.

They reached the safe house, their haven in the storm. The young soldier began to plan their defence.

The American forces were relentless, but he was determined. He would not let his men fall.

The young soldier could hear the approaching enemy. He steeled his resolve and prepared his men.

They were ready for the onslaught. They would make their stand here.

The battle was fierce and brutal. The young soldier led his men with courage and tenacity.

They held their ground, fighting back with all they had. They were the redcoats, the defenders of their homeland.

When the smoke cleared, they were still standing. They had held their ground.

The young soldier looked at his men, their faces covered in soot and sweat but their spirits unbroken. They had made their stand.