Atomic Attack #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two military action stories. "50th Mission" follows Captain Connel and his bomber crew on their fiftieth dangerous flak-ridden bombing mission over Germany during World War II, as they attempt to complete one final successful run to go home without casualties. "The Commandos' Last Raid" depicts rangers called together from various army units for a final commando operation in Korea, tasked with obtaining proof of foreign intervention by retrieving intelligence documents from enemy positions, while soldiers including Bert attempt a dangerous rescue mission to save a trapped lieutenant and recover the vital map pinpointing enemy gun nests.
In 1953, Commander John Packard of the atomic submarine N-82 accepts a secret mission to locate a mysterious enemy floating base disguised as an iceberg—a mobile military stronghold capable of launching endless air raids without refueling. After weeks of dangerous reconnaissance, Packard's crew discovers the base hidden behind a minefield and electrified steel net, then risks everything to infiltrate it and uncover the enemy's invasion plans.
Sergeant Bert Coyne has raised his kid brother Tom since their father died, and when the Korean War separates them into different units, Bert's promise to look after him becomes a desperate mission. When Tom is pinned down by enemy fire on a blood-soaked hill, Bert fights through Communist machine-gun nests and a ring of enemy fire to reach him and bring him home. A tale of brotherhood tested under fire, where one Marine's devotion to family becomes the stuff of wartime heroism.
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