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Sergeant Major Bill Slater was certain that this latest exploit of his would earn him a field commission in the Republican Front Militia. He certainly deserved to be an officer by now. The Pennsylvania Red Army was now clearly on the defensive, retreating from each city with delaying tactics, but unable to resist the superior manpower and firepower of the RFM.
With the capture of Harrisburg, the cohesion of the enemy was about to collapse, but the Front wanted to ensure its further disintegration by isolating and detaining the commissars of each unit. As this was an all-female conscript battalion of regular infantry, all of the commissars in it were also women. The People's Republic of Pennsylvania, for all of its talk of "social justice and equality", still segregated the sexes when sending them into combat. Evidently, it feared that there was a danger of fraternization in the trenches. By now, of course, that was not even an issue, since the PRP was in a "state of siege and urgent defense of the people's revolution against counter-revolutionary forces".
All that this meant for Sgt. Maj. Slater was that he was now in charge of hastily inducted and poorly trained female political officers who faced a very real peril of being deported to the District of Columbia Penal Colony. Despite the fact that they outranked him, he had all of the power over these POWs. He was also much more sure of himself, having seen enough combat by now to know what to fear and what not to fear. He sized up the "comrades" immediately. They were indoctrinated to a great extent with Marxist-Leninist ideology, but they had no real battlefield experience prior to the engagement in which they were captured.
Such was the state of the enemy's personnel. It was getting to the point that the Militia troops jokingly called their enemy the "Pennsylvania Green Army". The best units had been chewed up in the Battle of Pittsburgh, a Republican Front offensive from which the Maoist regime that controlled Pennsylvania never truly recovered. Many veteran soldiers had been dispersed among the raw recruits to train them in the field, to the extent that the Reds no longer possessed any crack detachments these days. They were just reservists with a few experienced soldiers scattered between them.
It was with this situation in the background that Sergeant Major Slater began interrogations of the female commissars, sessions that no longer had to abide by the Geneva Conventions, due to the collapse of international law. He was allowed, and even encouraged, to use sexual force to help acquire any information from his prisoners. After all, the Reds weren't above the same treatment, and the Front had warned them of retaliation months before.
Bio:
William "Bill" Slater
33 years old
Sgt. Major, Republican Front Militia
Blue/Green Eyes
Red/Brown Hair
Slight Tan
6 feet tall
215 lbs.
Atheist
American
Divorced
With the capture of Harrisburg, the cohesion of the enemy was about to collapse, but the Front wanted to ensure its further disintegration by isolating and detaining the commissars of each unit. As this was an all-female conscript battalion of regular infantry, all of the commissars in it were also women. The People's Republic of Pennsylvania, for all of its talk of "social justice and equality", still segregated the sexes when sending them into combat. Evidently, it feared that there was a danger of fraternization in the trenches. By now, of course, that was not even an issue, since the PRP was in a "state of siege and urgent defense of the people's revolution against counter-revolutionary forces".
All that this meant for Sgt. Maj. Slater was that he was now in charge of hastily inducted and poorly trained female political officers who faced a very real peril of being deported to the District of Columbia Penal Colony. Despite the fact that they outranked him, he had all of the power over these POWs. He was also much more sure of himself, having seen enough combat by now to know what to fear and what not to fear. He sized up the "comrades" immediately. They were indoctrinated to a great extent with Marxist-Leninist ideology, but they had no real battlefield experience prior to the engagement in which they were captured.
Such was the state of the enemy's personnel. It was getting to the point that the Militia troops jokingly called their enemy the "Pennsylvania Green Army". The best units had been chewed up in the Battle of Pittsburgh, a Republican Front offensive from which the Maoist regime that controlled Pennsylvania never truly recovered. Many veteran soldiers had been dispersed among the raw recruits to train them in the field, to the extent that the Reds no longer possessed any crack detachments these days. They were just reservists with a few experienced soldiers scattered between them.
It was with this situation in the background that Sergeant Major Slater began interrogations of the female commissars, sessions that no longer had to abide by the Geneva Conventions, due to the collapse of international law. He was allowed, and even encouraged, to use sexual force to help acquire any information from his prisoners. After all, the Reds weren't above the same treatment, and the Front had warned them of retaliation months before.
Bio:
William "Bill" Slater
33 years old
Sgt. Major, Republican Front Militia
Blue/Green Eyes
Red/Brown Hair
Slight Tan
6 feet tall
215 lbs.
Atheist
American
Divorced
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