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PANEL 1
K-Dizzle is putting on her parachute and standing by the door buckling it up.
K-DIZZLE
Come guys, just put it on, jump, when you feel like you're gonna die, pull the string!
PANEL 2
K-Dizzle is gone, Earf is up and leaping out of the plane.
EARF
Let's go!
PANEL 3
Cal, Jonly, and Jeffers are standing by their packs on by the door all nervous.
JONLY NONLY
Uhh, we doing this?
CALVEREENA
I think we have to, theirs no pilot.
PANEL 4
Rest of page, the plane is in the air way above them maybe see if we can find a way to make it look like it has no pilot? Blinky in the Jeep and a in front, K-Dizzle and Earf looking like they know what they are doing close behind. Jonly, Calvereena and Jeffers higher up in frantic body shapes as they fall.
SERGEANT BLINKY
Get ready to pull the 'chute, soldiers!
CAPTION 3
So what rank is Blinky?
CAPTION
Why does that matter?
CAPTION 3
Well, it seems he leads the Brigade...but he also leads the basic training camp.
CAPTION
And?
CAPTION 3
a Brigade is usually lead by
a Colonel, not a Sergeant.
CAPTION
Uhhh...
PANEL 5
Inset panel of Blinky's hand pulled the chute chord on the Jeep chute
CAPTION 2
A Sergeant is usually in charge of a squad of 3-5 soldiers.
CAPTION 3
Staff Sergeant leads 8-16.
CAPTION 2
Sergeant First Class leads 30-40.
CAPTION 3
Master Sergeant leads a small group of specialists.
CAPTION 2
First Sergeant leads 60-200.
CAPTION 3
Sergeant Major leads 300-1000.
CAPTION 2
Command Sergeant Major Leads 1500-3200.
CAPTION 3
Sergeant Major of the Army would lead all of them, in one way or another.
CAPTION 3
So which is he?
CAPTION
Uhh...