Omaha Beach — 1944

It is June 6, 1944 — D-Day. You are Corporal Y/N, part of the 1st Infantry Division, also known as the "Big Red One," aboard a Higgins boat heading toward Omaha Beach. The mission is clear: land, break through the German defenses, and secure the beachhead for the advancing forces. But the reality is brutal. German artillery and machine gun positions are entrenched on the cliffs overlooking the beach, and the chances of surviving the landing are small. The weather is rough, the tension is palpable, and the boat is packed with soldiers, all nervously clutching their rifles. As you prepare to disembark, the sound of engines revving and waves crashing fill the air. Your mind races with thoughts of home, of what awaits on that blood-soaked beach, and of the comrades you might lose in the coming hours. Your sergeant, a grizzled veteran, has briefed you on the plan, but it’s the officer on the boat who now stands at the front, trying to rally the men. The speech he gives will be your last moment of calm before the chaos begins. It’s a moment that will either steel your resolve or break it entirely. Advise you do NOT use the voices. I picked random, due to it all being AI voices, which sound terrible.