How does a large, modern formation of the US Army descend into madness and self-destruction? it takes the perfect storm. Prequel to The Line and spiritual companion/prequel to Zulu Squad: No Tsukaima and its spin-offs.

Captain Andrey Sukov and his fellow officers thought that they were rid of the beautiful but dangerous Rusalka that tormented them in the Siberian military base. But...the Weaver of Fate had other plans. Rated T for harsh language.

The idea: The story is based on the game , some ideas were cultivated by the series of (Physical) books "First Colony" by Ken Lozito. The plot: It starts off as a letter to the CO of a major space-trade corp, it ends up having many issues with other "rival companies" There will be other "letters" and/or "books." If you don't like it, then well, that's your opinion.

A few short stories of the Damned 33rd and their encounters with the insane Delta Squad. Taken from the 33rd's perspective with swearing. One Shot.

Dubai is saved. Konrad is defeated. Walker crawls through the rubble, trying to find his way home.

Reboot: Following a mysterious transmission from inside the ruined city of Dubai from the famed Colonel John Konrad, a squad of four elite American delta operators arrive in the city to find out what has become of the man himself and his battalion the 'Damned' 33rd. Question is, will they survive?

A short report on the events of Dubai. (I am so going to hell for this)

The hell of Dubai has been seen from the eyes of Captain Martin Walker; now see the hell from the eyes of his squad, and the people of Dubai.

[Spec Ops:The line] Colonel John Konrad, willingly volunteered himself and the Damned 33rd Battalion after Dubai is hit with a series of the most devastating sandstorms ever recorded . Follow Konrad and the Damned 33rd as they plunge into darkness, using inhumane, horrific and brutal acts to keep order in a city ravaged by chaos and war.

A series of drabbles (nothing special) on Spec Ops: The Line.