Once there was a humvee full of soldiers. One day, a soldier got in a helicopter. The soldier jumped out of the helicopter, thinking he would fly. He was found dead.

The soldier's name was Jack. He was always curious and adventurous. One day, he saw a helicopter and decided to climb in. Jack had seen birds flying and thought he could do the same.

As the helicopter took off, Jack felt the wind in his face. He was excited and full of hope. But as he jumped out, reality hit him hard. Jack plummeted to the ground, unable to fly like a bird.

The other soldiers were shocked to find Jack's lifeless body. They realized the danger of not listening to instructions. Jack's curiosity had cost him his life.

From that day on, the soldiers remembered Jack as the brave but foolish soldier. They learned to be more careful and to always follow the rules.

The humvee full of soldiers continued on their missions, but they never forgot the lesson they had learned from Jack's tragic mistake. And Jack's memory lived on as a reminder to always think before acting.