Clay and Liz were the youngest members of Bravo and some of the most unlucky and stubborn people the team knew. When a simple mission goes wrong, and the team has to leave their little brother and sister behind, will they get to them again in time...
This is my first time writing fiction, and I decided to base this story on fanfiction for the TV show Seal Team and make a mini-story. I hope everyone enjoys and I welcome all comments, suggestions and ideas.
This work is my own, and all military, geographic and medical inaccuracies are all mine.
There is action, trauma, emotions, and a spark of romance, but it does mention blood and injury (not overly graphic). I hope everyone enjoys it. Please don't be a silent reader.
I grew to love creating Liz and creating a powerful yet soft character within the show.
Thank you for reading! I am in no way an author, but I have enjoyed writing this mini-story I do plan to keep up with this hobby.
Clay Spenser:
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Liz Fox:
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Main Seal Team Characters - Davis, Clay, Jason, Ray, Sonny:
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It has lots of military jargon, so here are some I think I used off the top of my head directly from the show.
Bravo- team name
TOC- command center
HAVOC- Command center call sign
Bravo 1, 2, 3, ext- Teams call sign in order of seniority
Mikes- min
NODs- night vision
HVT- high value target
Exfil- location of extract
Cerb- their team bomb dog (Brock is his handler)
Random dog breeds and Jackpot- are op check-in codes (change each mission I just chose these)
Sitrep- report
ISR- drone in the sky to oversee
AAR- after action report
Ruck- military backpack on their vests
Rack out- sleep
*If there are any other terms I missed, let me know. Or if I got any wrong
