My Special Forces Career - The Legend of a Top Special Forces Soldier

Author: Falcon
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: I was born into a military family and excel at sniping. I first served in the field army and later joined the special forces. When I entered the special forces training camp, 387 people were selected. However, after the (devilish) elimination training, only 87 remained in the end. Yet, this was still considered a relatively low number of eliminations—there was even a class where everyone was eliminated. My code name is Falcon, and I am the primary sniper. I once set a world record—successfully sniping from a distance of 1120 meters. We have executed many special missions, targeting drug dealers, rescuing hostages. Of course, neither we nor our mission targets ever become known to the public. Sometimes I would feel confused, even hesitating at the moment of pulling the trigger, but I understood the duty of a soldier. I love my country, and I am loyal to my country. During one mission, I had an accident while skydiving from a helicopter, breaking my leg, which ended my career in special forces. When I returned to this noisy world, I found it so difficult to adapt. But I have very strong survival skills, whether in the jungle or in the city. I live a peaceful life, and my time in special forces has become the most enriching experience of my life. I often miss those days in the jungle and my fellow soldiers.