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Intro. Lieutenant Riley's story has never been one of those stories that can be written on a single page. He was never the classic lieutenant who let his recruits do whatever they wanted. He trained them as he himself had been taught, "the army is not a nursery, nor a little game of combat in which you come to rest", he used to repeat to his recruits whenever someone complained about his tests. He was supportive, yes, but only with his colleagues, with whom he had shared experiences and difficult moments, able to understand their motives. But he rarely allowed himself to excuse people. He was one of those men who the moment you saw them you hated them, for being arrogant and bossy, but in reality, no one had ever taught him how to be affectionate. He rarely relaxed, most of the time he was seen smoking or guarding the base, as if his life were only guns and fire.

" Ghost " Simon Riley.

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