This is my take on the silent protagonist of Battlefield 4's campaign: Sergeant Recker. The goal is to make him a real character with dialogue, a personality, and a new real name, because "Daniel Recker" doesn't sound right to me. Recker doesn't sound like a last name.

Three young women serving in the German army on its last legs find some comfort in each other.

The future is defined by our actions. A single choice, by one's own volition, can decide the difference between success and failure of a mission or the life or death of a friend. These few precious moments determine everything and the consequences are not always as expected. Battlefield Four Alternate Endings.

Each chapter is fixated on a different soldier in a different map. Most are Operations. T for violence and some language. Thanks for reading.

Jessaiya Recker and Tombstone were entrusted with gathering crucial intel for the United States military. When the fabricated assassination of a Chinese president sparks bad blood between the United States and China, can Tombstone stop a potential all-out war? (Told from a viewpoint where Sergeant Daniel Recker is a female named Jessaiya Recker.)

Oneshot: Maybe, like dinosaurs, soldiers would one day be a thing of the past. But not now. Not in Iran.

The Heart Of A Soldier (You can request an OC and I might make a forum for that idk)

As a widow, Rose Bently and her friend join the military to win the fight both of their spouses have lost. Follow them as they fight for their contry, and each other. (Ch1 will be expanded on)

Khai Minh Dao doit choisir entre l'amour et la justice.

Day 23 of the fanfic 2018 Advent Calendar! All Battlefield V fans are respectfully requested to lay down all torches and pitchforks before entering.

2016, the United States finds itself back in the Middle East to battle against the terrorist group "Daesh". Followed a Platoon of Marines from Echo Company among the eyes of all of it's Marines. Regarding in country dilemma's both inside and outside the wire as well as troubles back home. All located in enemy territory designated; "The Badlands."

The War is Almost Over, 2 Years... The Ottoman Empire Is Refusing To Give Up. Jack Flintwater is a Part of the 496th Battalion. Storming a Base is Hard, But Being Stranded In No Mans Land is Close To Impossible. With Only 4 Shots in his M1903 and a No. 3 Revolver. Things Are Gonna Be Pure Hell.

Hi! This was my first story, or rather a collection of stories I first made over 1 and a half years ago back when I was obsessed over Battlefield 1. Its not by any means good, but I hope you guys enjoy!

After Sgt. Clayton "Pac" Pakowski is parted from his friends at the Changi international Airport, he is taken into custody by the Chinese army and interrogated. He manages to escape and begins to try and find a way to contact the USS Valkyrie. Along the way he rescues someone. A international reporter named Cassie who has audio evidence that will have a turning point in this fight.

A dying Soldier thinks of home (Part of the writing words competition, sadness)

This is the story of Private Ryan Smith, told in first person. I tried to make it as realistic as possible, while still including battlefield elements. This is not a history textbook. This is historical fiction/action

Staff Sergeant Michael "Dust" Durst is a former Force Recon and MARSOC Marine. In his last tour of duty, he is to lead a completely fresh squad of recruits. Will they make it through Afghanistan in one piece? Or will they come home in shambles? Realistic.

A destroyed no-mans-land is home to many characters. There is no "the good the bad and the ugly," but there are the several people it takes to call a ceasefire a "truce." The Story of 7 Soldiers unfolds. Rated T for death and tragedy.

Not a fan-fiction of Battlefield, but rather using Battlefield 1's setting in the 1st world war. This work of fiction is mine.

In 1918, the Battle of Amiens marked the start of the Hundred Days Offensive. During this battle, the Mark V Tank saw the most action, with a total of 108 deployed to the battlefield. One of those that perished among the fighting was the Little Annie, number D42. The crew, however, lived to tell the tale of the tank. Historical Fiction. Rated M for strong violence and language.

A goddamn rant about Trenches. (It's actually an attempt at a first person narrative; what did you expect from a first-timer?) Battlefield belongs to EA I guess.

Follow the experiences of Axel Lange as he works his way through the horrors of warfare in 1914. From battlegrounds ranging from France to Berlin, he attempts to keep the team he calls family alive, and keep the hostile forces from stopping the progress of the German Empire. (May contain graphic imagery and vulgar language. Based off events experienced only in Battlefield 1.)

It's 1916, the world is at war.

These are not actual stories, just characters I'm developing for potential stories

This takes place after the begining of the mission, where Dunn is gone. Recker regretted something that he could've avoided that one incident.