Command

Oh, command, sounding Richard Anderson. But they are well calculated to keep you in. Ah! I can live, oh, yes, Sergeant. There comes the Lieutenant, go ahead, back with the patrols.

Yes, I see, and hold the call. Yes, sir. How long old? I mean, I feel a question, Sergeant. Here you are, sir. Thank you. Captain Brittle? I'm a fellow. Ah, here's the best body of Brater.

A bit slow. A small one below for water. This is the best bit whack for the night. Let's go over. Do you see that wire that's there to the left behind you across the valley?

Ah, yes sir. All of those shakes lying on that slope. Smaller of buffaloes are sleeping, it seems. We didn't know that far. We came back and we saw them. The wind has shifted a bit.

Take a deep breath, let's go to... That's right. Not anything. No, sir. Take another deep breath, let's go. I'll get it in your nostrils and you'll tell me what you smell is sleeping buffalo. No, sir.

Ah. freshly killed. The tenecration many squatchers, I imagine, so when we come to find, we'll make sure after nightfall and let the co-ho, the mission of the military, but yes sir Captain Burles. No sir Captain Burles. Of all the offices in the United States Cavalry, why did they have to assign me to him? A handbook soldier, a great bitter failure of a soldier marking time out here

on the plane until he retires. My father would be guessing. My father would be right over then how to see if those corks are really aggressive. Father would have made sure instead of losing time making this camp. The broken rattles sergeant Utterdaki found it new and showed clearly. Sure, that broken rattles with Saudi Azulah can only cross the trace of that