Name: Flyboy Has Angels Wings 



Author name: Christie Blotnicky (cblotnicky@yahoo.ca…
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Rating: PG 13.  



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Flyboy Has Angels Wings 

 

 



2130 ZULU

Washington, D.C

August 17, 2003 



Terrified eyes were enough to tell him that this was
going too be fun. He backed her up towards the bed, as
she pleaded with him.  



“I’ve been waiting two months for your payment, and
I’m tired of waiting,” He said. 



“Jay, I’ve been trying my best to get work, really I
have, no ones hiring me because I’m too young. Please
just give me a few more days,” She pleaded. 



“No, I said I’m tired of waiting, now shut up,” He
ordered. She decided to try another tactic. 



“I swear Lockhart, if you take one more step I’ll-“
Her statement wait cut off as her knees buckled
against the end of the bed, and she fell onto her back
onto it. He scrambled on top of her, restraining her
arms above her head. 



“You’ll what? You’ll scream?” He leaned down next to
her ear- “ Scream for me,” he said in a mere whisper.
He began kissing her earlobe, and neck and collarbone.
 



“Please just let me go,” She whispered, defenseless.
He was undeterred by her tears, which were now
streaming down her face. He brought her arms down from
above her head and secured them underneath his knees
as her worked on unbuttoning the her shirt. She
struggled against his weight for a few more minutes
before realizing it was in vain. She closed her eyes,
and silently prayed for it to end, and the man raped
her. 



0900 ZULU

August 18, 2003

Falls Church, VA

JAG HQ 



Mac strode into the office, smiling to her co-workers
as she passed their duty stations. She walked into her
office and set her briefcase down on her desk. As she
was about to sit down, Petty Officer Jason Tiner
appeared in the doorway. 



“Uh, Ma’am, I’m sorry to bother you, but the Admiral
has asked to see you in his office, Commander Rabb is
already there,” He said.  



“Thank you Tiner,” She said. She closed the open
briefcase and walked out of her office, across the
bullpen to Admiral A.J Chegwidden’s office. 



“Enter,” Said the Admiral as he heard the knock on the
door. 



“You wanted me sir,” Mac said, standing at attention.
She noticed Harm was already seated in front of the
Admiral’s desk. 



“Take a seat Mac. A Lieutenant Jay Lockhart is being
charged with the rape of a young civilian female. Her
name is Elizabeth O’Hara. O’Hara claims she had been
living with Lockhart for two months prior to the
incident, which was illegal in the first place,
because she is only fourteen years old, and he was
never granted custody of the girl. They aren’t even in
the same family,” 



“Did O’Hara explain haw she knew the Lieutenant sir?”
Mac asked. 



“No, in fact the only thing she’s said to anyone is
what I just told you. She told this all to the doctor
who has been running tests on her. She hasn’t said a
word to anyone, except for Doctor Susan Lacey,” He
informed, regarding his file in front of him. 



“Traumatized sir?” Harm asked. 



“You would think so, but she has been show no other
signs that someone who is traumatized would show.
She’s eating, walking around, even smiling at times.
She just isn’t saying anything. Mac, I would like you
to prosecute it this case. I think you could probably
get her to talk more than anyone else could. And Rabb,
you will be the Lieutenant’s defense,” he informed. 



“Yes sir,” They said in unison. 



“Good, dismissed,” He said. Harm and Mac both stood at
attention and saluted him before leaving his office. 



“I’m going to set up a meeting with Miss O’Hara, would
you like to be there Harm?” Mac asked. 



“Actually, I’d like to talk to the Lieutenant first,”
He answered. Mac walked into her office, Harm
followed. 



“Did you need something?” Mac asked. 



“Well, I was wondering if you were free for dinner
tonight?” He asked. 



“Oh, sorry Harm, I have plans,” She said. She almost
laughed at the hurt look that crossed over Harm’s
features. 

 



“Oh, okay, then I’ll see you later then,” He said,
dejectedly. 



“Harm, I’m going baby shopping with Harriet,” She said
with a laugh. Harm let out the breath that he was
unknowingly holding. 



“Oh, how about tomorrow night then?” He asked with a
smile. 



“Sure, It’s my turn to cook though,” She said. 



“Just make sure you stick some salad in there and I’m
good,” He said. 



“Get out of here squid, I have work to do,” Mac said
with a laugh. 



“Yes ma’am,” He said. He turned on his heel and left
he room. Mac just shook her head as she turned back to
her work. 



1500 ZULU

August 18, 2003

Alexandria D.C, VA

Child Welfare Housing 



Mac entered the tall building, which Elizabeth O’Hara
was living in for the time being. After talking to the
lady in charge she walked up the several step and down
the hall to where Elizabeth’s room was. 



“Miss O’Hara, I’m Colonel Sarah Mackenzie, I was sent
here to represent you in court by JAG. Can I come in?”
She asked the door. Suddenly it swung open, and in
front of her was a smiling girl, about her height with
long brown hair and chocolate brown eyes. 



“You’re Colonel Sarah Mackenzie?” She asked,
excitedly. 



“Yes I am, is that good thing?” Mac asked with a hint
of a smile playing on her lips. 



“It’s awesome, come in,” Elizabeth said, moving aside.
Mac walked in to the small room. 



“I was under the impression that you weren’t speaking
to anyone,” Mac said. 



“I’m not, or at least I wasn’t. Listen, this is really
an insane coincidence. Is your mother Alexis O’Hara?”
Elizabeth asked. Mac’s features darkened in
remembrance. 



“Uh, yeah, she is,” Mac, said. 



“Well, so is mine, you’re my sister,” She said with a
smile. A dumbfounded _expression crossed Mac’s face. 



“Well, technically, your only my half sister, but
there’s still blood and-“ She began to understand
Mac’s silence. 



“She told me about you, how she left you on your
birthday. She told me right before my fourteenth
birthday, then she left me, too,” She said. He
excitement faded. Mac looked up at Elizabeth with pain
in her eyes. 



“She did?”  



“Yeah, I guess it’s sort of a trend for her, to just
pack up and leave her kids with fathers who can’t care
for them,” She said. 



“You know about my dad?”  



“Yeah, Mom used to tell me everything,” She said. 



“Was your dad an alcoholic?” Mac asked. She was trying
to get her head around the whole situation. 



“No, dad was great, he never hurt me. But he had
cancer when mom left, the doctors couldn’t do
anything, and her died a week later,” She said. Her
head dropped in remembrance. 



“I’m sorry Elizabeth,” Mac said, she pulled the
younger girl into a hug. When they broke Elizabeth
spoke again. 



“Mom knows exactly where you live, and she gave me the
address before she left. When dad died, I was too
scared to use it, so I met up with Jay and began
living with him, you know the rest,” She said. 



“Why were you scared to come to me?” Mac asked. 



“I thought you would turn me away. I know you must
hate Mom, and just about everything that comes from
her,” She said. 



“Not you. I’ve been alone for so long. It would be
great to have a blood relative, who isn’t in
Leavenworth,” She said. 



“Uncle Matt,” Elizabeth said. 



“Uncle Matt knows about you?” Mac said, angry he
neglected to tell her she had a sister. 



“No, but I know about him,” Elizabeth said. 



“Oh. Listen Elizabeth-“  



“Call me Beth, Elizabeth is too long and formal,” She
said with a smile. Mac smiled warmly at her. 



“Beth, I can’t be your lawyer. I’m not aloud to
represent someone I have a personal affiliation with.
But I can get you a lawyer, who’s every bit as good as
I am,” Mac said. 



“I thought something like that would happen,” Beth
said. 



“You’re only here until someone adopts you, right?”
Mac asked, a smile forming on her lips. 



“Yeah, I guess,” Beth, answered. 



“Well then, let’s get you out of here,” Mac said. 



“What?” Beth asked, a smile too graced her young
features. 



“I’m not going to leave you here, you’re my sister.
Come on, you’re coming home with me, if not today, as
soon as possible,” Mac said with a smile. A broad
smile spread across Beth’s face. She jumped up and
hugged Mac tightly. 



“Let’s get me out of this prison,” She said with a
laugh. She and Mac left the room and began setting up
the adoption. 



0900 ZULU

August 19, 2003

Falls Church, VA

JAG HQ 



“Tiner, Is the Admiral free?” Mac asked the young PO. 



“ I’ll check ma’am,” He said. 



“Admiral, Colonel Mackenzie is asking to see you,” He
said. 



“Send her in Tiner,” Admiral Chegwidden said. 



“Yes sir,” He said, leaving the room. A moment later
Mac walked in. 



“Take a seat. What’s on your mind Mac?” He asked. 



“Well sir, It’s about the Lockhart case, I can’t do
it,” She said. 



“Why not?” he asked. 



“An unexpected turn has come up sir, and it would
appear that the plaintiff, Miss O’Hara, is my sister,”
Mac said. 



“I was unaware you had a sister Colonel,” He said. 



“So was I sir, up until yesterday anyways. It turns
out after my mother left me, she remarried, and had
another child, whom she then left,” Mac spat out the
word. The anger she felt towards her mother increased
with each passing moment. 



“I see,” He pressed a button on his desk. 



“Tiner, get me Rabb and Turner,” He ordered. 



(Yes sir) Came the response. A moment later Harm and
Sturgis entered the room. 



“Have a seat gentlemen. We have a problem with the
colonel’s involvement with the Lockhart case, Rabb; I
would like you to take the prosecution. And Turner you
take the defense. Mac, Harm, brief Sturgis on the
case, Dismissed,” He said. “Oh, and Colonel, Good luck
with your sister,” He said. 



“Thank you sir,” She said, the three of them left the
room together. 



“Your sister, Mac?” Harm asked. 



“Uh, yeah. You better win this case Harm, or I’ll kick
you six all the way to Pearl Harbor,” Mac said. 



“Elizabeth O’Hara is you’re sister?” Harm asked. 



“Apparently so,” Mac said. 



“I’m adopting her. She’s my mother’s other daughter,
and my mother left her as well, she’s homeless. Except
now, Uncle Matt is in Leavenworth, so she really can’t
go to him. We’re all each other has,” Mac said. 



“Well, I’m glad you found each other,” Sturgis said. 



“Thank you Sturgis,” Mac said. 



“Anytime, now how about you tell me what this case is
about,” He said. Harm and Mac set in to explain the
case to him. 



1600 ZULU

August 25, 2003

Falls Church, VG

JAG Court 



“This court is in session, Defense, you may call you
first witness,” Said Jude Caraway.  



“I would like to call Elizabeth O’Hara to the stand,”
Sturgis said.  



Beth slowly stood and walked to the stand to the
Judges right. She sat down in the hard wooden chair
and looked at Sturgis. 



“Miss O’Hara, you were living with the Lieutenant at
the time of the alleged rape, correct?” Sturgis asked.




“Yes,” She said quietly. 



“About how long would you say you lived there?”  



“About two months, give or take a few days,” She
answered. 



“Why were you living with the Lieutenant Miss O’Hara?”
Sturgis asked, glancing at a pad of paper he was
holding. 



“My mother left me, my dad died of cancer, and I was
on the streets. I was raking lawns to make money for
food and I knocked on his door. He offered to let me
stay with him for a while, if I paid him when I got
enough money, I agreed, and began living with him,”
She answered. 



“Had the Lieutenant ever made any advances towards you
in the past?”  



“No, he always treated me with respect,” She said. 



“Why do you suppose he decided one night to rape you,
do you think he had planned it?” Sturgis asked. 



“Objection, your honor, the defense is asking the
witness to speculate,” Harm interjected. 



“Withdrawn. Miss O’Hara, do you have any physical
proof that you were raped by the Lieutenant?” He
asked. 



“Not yet. Dr. Lacey is running tests for pregnancy and
STD’s, but nothing has been confirmed yet,” Beth said.




“If you have no physical evidence, then how do you
know this wasn’t all just a vivid nightmare miss
O’Hara?” Sturgis asked. 



“I know the difference between real life and a dream
Commander Turner. I know what Jay did to me,” She
said, angrily. 



“Thank you Miss O’Hara, no more questions,” He said.  



“Commander Rabb, your witness,” The Judge said. 



“Miss O’Hara, do you know when the test results are
due back?” Harm asked. 



“Dr. Lacey said they should be finished by Monday,”
She answered. 



“Your Honor, the prosecution motions for a recess to
be taken until the test results can confirm that Miss
O’Hara has had intercourse, and has traces of
Lieutenant Lockhart’s DNA in her blood,” Harm said. 



“Motion granted. This court is adjourned until Monday
afternoon ad 1430 hours. Lieutenant Lockhart, you are
being put in the custody of the United Stated Navy,
Dismissed,” Said the Judge. Beth stepped off of the
stand and walked over to where Harm and Mac were
standing. 



“Did I do okay?” She asked. 



“You did fine Hun, I’ll take you back to the prison,”
Mac said, with a smile. 



“Hey Harm, do you want to come for dinner? I promise
to make salad,” Mac said with a smile. 



“Sure, I’ll come over around 1900 hours,” he said. Mac
smiled. 



“Honey, why don’t you go to the car so I can talk to
Harm for a moment,” Mac asked. 



“Sure, hey Commander, you did a really good job, thank
you,” She said. 



“Anytime, Kid,” He said. She smiled at him and ran
down the isle of the courtroom and out the large oak
doors. 



“What’s up?” Harm asked. 



“I think something’s wrong with Beth, Harm, I’m
worried about her,” She said. 



“There are a lot of things wrong with Beth, Mac, her
parents are either AWOL or dead, and she was raped,”
Harm said. 



“I’m not talking about mentally, I mean physically, I
think something is wrong with her body?” Mac said. 



“What do you think it is?” Harm asked. 



“I don’t know, let’s hope it’s nothing serious, or
even related to the rape,” She said. 



“Yeah, look, why don’t you go drive her back the child
care center, and we’ll see if the test results can
clear anything up, let’s not freak her out until then
okay?” He said. 



“Okay, hey, thanks for doing this case Harm,” She
placed her hand on his shoulder. 



“I wouldn’t want to do any other case Mac, I wont let
you down,” He said sincerely. 



“I don’t doubt you for a second, I’ll see you tonight,
bye,” She said. She gave Harm a quick hug before
turning around and heading out.  



1700 ZULU

August 25, 2003

Macs Apartment. 



Harm walked up the stairs to Macs floor. He was
carrying a small bouquet of white roses, and lilies,
Mac favorite flowers. He knocked on the door three
times before Mac opened it. 



“Hey Harm,” She said with a warm smile. 



“Hey, Here,” He said, handing her the flowers. 



“Oh, thank you Harm, they’re beautiful,” She said,
smelling the bouquet. 



“You’re welcome. So what’s for dinner?” He asked. 



“I made a vegetable stir fry for you, and some beef
stroganoff for me,” She said. 



“Sounds good. Umm, I went to see Dr. Lacey today. They
only have a few of the tests complete, but they know
she doesn’t have any STD’s at all. So basically what’s
left to find out is if she’s pregnant,” Harm said. 



“Oh god I hope she isn’t. She can’t take care of
herself now, let alone a baby,” Mac said.  



“Let’s keep an open mind, they don’t know if she is
yet, don’t worry,” He placed his hand on her cheek. “
It’s all going to work out Mac, I promise,” He said. 



“How do you know,” She asked, gazing into the blue
pools, which were his eyes. 



“Because she’s strong, she’s a fighter, and she’s
Sarah Mackenzie’s sister. You can’t get better odds
than that,” He said.  



“You always know the right thing to say,” She said
with a smile. 



“It’s a gift. Hey Mac, you don’t have one foot out the
door right now, do you?” He asked. 



“What?” she asked. He leaned down and kissed her lips
softly. She hesitated for a moment, but leaned into
his touch. She wrapped her arms around his neck and
pulled him closer, as he placed on hand around her
waist and the other behind her ear. When they finally
broke he gazed down at her. 



“I’m ready to give up something for you,” He said. 



“What’s that?” She asked. 



“Everything,” He said. She smiled. 



“What about your career? She asked. 



“I left it once for you, I’m not afraid to leave it
again Sarah,” He said. 



“I love you Harm,” She said. 



“I know,” He said. 



“You still can’t say the words,” She said. 



“No, I can, I just don’t want to say them right after
you did. This is getting a bit to hallmark for me,” He
said. She laughed lightly along with him.  



“I love you Sarah,” He said. 



“You’d better if you’re willing to give up everything
for me,” She said with a smile. 



“Yeah, well, I don’t give up easily,” He said. 



“I know,” She said, “ Let’s eat,” She finished. She
broke their hug and walked into the kitchen.  



“Are you ever not hungry?” He asked with a laugh. 



“No, now shut up and help me set the table flyboy,”
She said. 



“Yes Ma’am,” He responded. He smiled to himself and
stepped over to her side and began to set the table
for her.  



1430 ZULU 

August 29, 2003

Falls Church, VA

JAG Court 



“Commander Rabb, have the test results come back from
the doctor?” Asked the Judge 



“Yes, Ma’am, and the prosecution is ready to proceed,”
He answered. 



“Has your client been informed of the results
Commander?”  



“Yes Ma’am,” He answered. 



“I’d like to see the results,” She said. The Bailiff
took the file from Harm and handed it to the Judge.
She looked over it, surprise evident on her face. 



“Miss O’Hara is devoid of any Sexually Transmitted
Diseases, or infections. There are traces of
Lieutenant Lockhart’s DNA in her blood stream, and she
appears to be pregnant” She looked at the defense,
“Commander Turner, does your client wish to change his
plea?” She asked. Sturgis looked at Lockhart. 



“No Ma’am, his plea remains not guilty,” He said. 



“Alright, Commander Rabb, you may call your witness,”
She said.  



“Yes Ma’am, I would like to call Alicia Campbell to
the stand,” Harm said. A petit woman stepped up. 



“Objection, your honor, I have never met, or
interviewed this witness,” Sturgis said. 



“Your Honor, the witness came to us this morning with
something that could prove the Lieutenant is capable
of doing something so hanus as to rape someone,” Harm
said. 



“I’ll allow the questioning, proceed Commander,” She
said. 



“Miss Campbell, How do you know the Lieutenant?” 



“We served together aboard the USS Eagle, sir,” She
answered. 



“Your not in the Navy now Miss Campbell,” He stated. 



“No sir,” She said. 



“Can you tell me why not?”  

 

”I was discharged from the Navy, sir,” She answered. 



“Why?”  



“I was pregnant and I became so aboard the ship.
Fraternization is strictly against the rules. Well you
know that sir,” She said. 



“Did you fraternize Miss Campbell?”  



“No sir, I was raped,” She said. 



“Do you know by who?”  



“Lieutenant Lockhart, sir,” She said. 



“During your hearing, did you say this to anyone?” 



“No sir, I wad afraid,” She said. 



“Why?” 



“I didn’t know what might come of it sir, I didn’t
know what the Lieutenant would do to me,” She
answered. 



“Thank you Miss Campbell, no more questions,” Harm
said. 



“Commander Turner, your witness,” The Judge said. 



“Miss Campbell, do you have any proof whatsoever that
the Lieutenant raped you?” He asked. 



“Only our son, sir,” She said. 



“If the Lieutenant is the father of your son, how do
we know you didn’t just have a fling with him aboard
the ship?” He asked. 



“If we had, had a fling, I would have told the Judge
aboard the Eagle who the father was, sir,” She said. 



“Maybe you were trying to protect him,” Sturgis said. 



“Commander, my Navy career was my life, every thing
came after that. No matter who the father was, I would
have turned him in, unless my own personal safety or
that of another was at risk,” She said, he voice
nearing the yelling point. 



“Thank you, no more questions,” He said, He walked
back to his seat beside the Lieutenant.

“You may step down. Commander Turner, call your next
witness,” She said. 



“I have no other witnesses Ma’am,” He said. 



“Commander Rabb?”  



“No witnesses Ma’am,” He said. 



“Alright, Commander Rabb, you may make your case to
the Jury,” She said. Harm stood up and stepped in
front of the group of people. 



“My client has come to us, hoping we can make
something wrong that’s been done to her right. The
Lieutenant raped her, as well as another woman. If we
let him go free, he could rape several other women
before he finally ends up in Leavenworth, where he
belongs. I ask you to see this situation through the
eyes of Elizabeth O’Hara, or former Lieutenant, Alicia
Campbell. Please, don’t make them lose hope, they can
still have that feeling that something has been taken
from them, at least partially filled,” He said. He sat
back down next to Beth. 



“Commander Turner, make your case,” The Judge said. 



“My client is not on trial for the rape and unlawful
discharge of Alicia Campbell, he’s on trial for the
alleged rape of Elizabeth O’Hara. There is absolutely
no proof in this situation that the Lieutenant did in
fact rape Miss O’Hara. It’s true; they did sleep
together, as the documents have proven that. In which
case, he is guilty of statutory rape, but he isn’t on
trial for statutory rape. There isn’t any proof Miss
O’Hara was forced to have sex with the Lieutenant. I
ask you to look at this entire trial as hearsay; it’s
her word against his. Whose word are you going to
believe? A young idealistic girl? Or a Lieutenant in
our Navy, who has proven himself time and time again.”
He sat back down next to Jay. 



“Court will reconvene when the jury has reached a
verdict,” The Judge said. 



“What do you think is going to happen, Harm?” Beth
asked. 



“I don’t know Hun, I think you have a good chance
though,” He said. He offered her an encouraging smile.




“Thank you again for doing this,” She said. 



“Thank you for giving me a case that was a cakewalk,”
He said with a laugh.  



15 minutes later the jury re-entered the room. 



“Have you reached a verdict?” The Judge asked. 



“Yes ma’am,” Said the woman in the first chair. She
stood up. 



“On the charge and specification of raping Miss
O’Hara, Lieutenant we find you guilty,” She said. 



“Lieutenant, you are sentence to 15 years in
Leavenworth, no bail, no parole. Court is dismissed,”
The Judge said exiting the courtroom. 



“Oh, Harm you’re the best,” She said excitedly. Harm
smiled and reached his hand out for a handshake. She
just jumped into his arms and hugged him tightly. She
whispered into his ear. 



“Now go take my sister to dinner and give me a
brother-in-law,” She whispered with a laugh. Harm just
smiled and set her down on the ground. 



“Harm, nice job,” Sturgis said, he shook Harm hand. 



“You too Sturgis, you really didn’t have much of a
case there,” He said. 



“Yeah, well, you win some you lose some. Next time,
I’ll kick your six,” He said with a laugh. 



“You try your very best Sturgis,” He said, just as Mac
walked to his side. 



“Hey there sailor, nice job,” She said. She wrapped
her arms around his waist and kissed him. 



“I should win more often,” he said. She laughed
lightly. 



“Beth said your taking me to dinner,” She said with a
smile. 



“Actually, I was hoping you would come to my place,”
He said. 



“Sure, I’ll be there at 1900,” She said with a smile. 



“I’ll be waiting,” He said. 



“Good, hey I have to get some work done, I’ll see you
later,” She said. He smiled in response. Sturgis
stepped up to him. 



“When did this happen?” He asked. 



“What?” 



“You and Mac,” He said. 



“You can’t say anything to anyone Sturgis,” Harm said.




“My lips are sealed. Good work buddy,” He said. Harm
just laughed as the two left the courtroom. 



The End