My name is Desmond and I was in the off record war. At this time I am retired and I am waiting for my time to end.I will be seventy-eight in a couple of months and I'm not sure that I can make it.
I bet that you are wondering what the heck is a off record war, well I can't really tell you because I really don't know. All I know is that I was apart of it for about six months. I had went to war and came back stronger, smarter, and a little bit crazier. While I was gone I had to do some things that I am not proud of.
I remember everything as if it were yesterday. I was woken up by a knock at the door. I eventually got up and answered it.That person at the door was a Military Recruiter and his first words was that I had two choices; #1 was to come willingly and #2 was to make a scene. I went a head and chose choice 1. Then I got into the vehicle that they were driving and we then started to head to the base.
We drove for about ten hours and I then seen a sign that said, "Welcome to M.C.A." I didn't know what M.C.A meant and after a while I knew what the first two initials stood for, which was Military Camp. Once I found out what kind of place I was taken too, I started to go crazy. I was not happy that I got forced to come to a military Camp.
After ten minutes of my craziness, I started to calm down and I accepted that I'm going to be at this Military Camp for a while. Three months then went by and by that time I was ready to go to war. I also learned what all of the initials stood for (Which was Military Camp Alpha.) I didn't know who I was going into war with, and I guess that I really didn't need to know anything except how to kill someone.
When we all got dropped off at the area we were to go to war with, all the other men and I hurried up onto the shore. That next three weeks I was killing foreign people left and right. While all that was happening I was feeling like I was a terrible person.
After I had gotten back into the big US I soon found out that I could never tell anyone where I was or what I was doing for all those months. I