Pearl Habour - amended

John was a commander-in-chief. He looked at a calendar, and it was 7^th December, 1946 that day. He went to a graveyard. He was finding a grave sadly. Suddenly, he stopped in front of a grave, and he cried. John closed his eyes, and he thought about what happened in Pearl Habour five years ago.

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“John, get up quickly!” Jason shouted. “What happened? I’m exhausted!” John whispered. Suddenly, they heard a broadcast. The coach shouted, “We are raided, it isn’t a maneuver!” “Where’s Tommy?” asked Jason. “He’s very petrified!” Jason said. John, Jason and Tommy were the soldiers who were being trained. “Now, you need to fight!” a leader shouted. He ordered, “Go to the warplane in our training camp! The Japanese don’t know we have some warplanes!”

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John and the other soldiers arrived at the airport. There were many Japanese warplanes in the sky. “John, come here quickly!” Jason cried, and he fired to the Japanese with a machine gun. “Oh my God! Our warplanes have been discovered already! What can we do?” Tommy was scared. “We can’t lose the warplanes! They are our trump card! Go to the warplane quickly! There are more than ten warplanes that are not damaged!” John said while he was running towards a warplane.

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“I’ll go first, sir! Thank you for your teaching!” John said to the coach. The coach said, “Good luck to you!” Suddenly, the coach fell down, he was shot. There were only five warplanes which could fly and fight with the Japanese. Jason, John, Tommy and the other two soldiers drove the warplanes. The first warplane exploded before it took off. Tommy, Jason and John fired at the Japanese.

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“Tommy, don’t be scared! Now you aren’t a coward, you are a soldier!” said Jason. Tommy was thinking other things, “We were playing in the river happily yesterday and we were relaxed!” Suddenly, Tommy’s warplane was hit. “Tommy!” John shouted. Jason and John shot down many warplanes after Tommy died. “Jason, don’t be rash!” John told. After half an hour, the Japanese left. John became the commander-in-chief. Jason wanted to kill the Japanese himself, and he continued to be a soldier.

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After a year, Jason drove the B-17 warplane and fired at the Japanese furiously. John was the commander-in-chief so he stayed in the USA. He called Jason on the phone, “Jason, don’t fight anymore, come back!” “No, they’ve killed Tommy!” Jason answered and he hung up the phone. The next day, Jason did not come back. John was very sad, and he ordered the soldiers to throw two atomic bombs to Japan. Japan surrendered and the Second World War ended.

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At the grave, there were two flowers and a letter. It wrote, “Japan lost, and five years have passed since the Pearl Habour incident! I will never forget you, my friends, Tommy and Jason!”