Army at War #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Three Tanks," the Unknown Soldier uses deception to outwit the enemy, slipping into civilian life to lead a surprise operation for 10,000 paratroopers. But when the mission threatens to breach the village’s dikes, the townspeople’s patriarch stands firm—fearing the destruction of their crops and livelihood. Written by Bob Haney and illustrated by Doug Wildey, this 1981 issue captures tension between duty and community, with Wildey’s dynamic art bringing the stakes to life. Cover by Doug Wildey.
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The Unknown Soldier disguises himself as a civilian to create the element of surprise for 10,000 paratroopers. However, the patriarch of the villagers is against helping the Soldier for fear his town’s dikes will be destroyed causing he crops to be useless.
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