Battlefield Action #60

In "Sleeping Tiger," Howard Kling, a WWII clerk whose poor vision keeps him far from the front lines, endures constant scorn for his perceived weakness—until the Korean War offers a chance to prove himself. With contact lenses and a new resolve, he transfers to the front, where his courage is put to the ultimate test.

In the heat of a WWII jungle patrol, Pvt. Cole flees after seeing Sgt. Regan fall to a Japanese ambush. Haunted by guilt, he returns alone to the scene—risky, desperate, and driven by a need to retrieve Regan’s dog tags before the man is lost to history.

In the heat of battle, Lt. Lavelli proves his grit when he sacrifices his M3 tank to take down a deadly German Tiger with a phosphorous grenade. Now, armed with a powerful new M26 Pershing, he’s ready to face the enemy head-on—steel against steel, in a clash of titans.

In "Hit and Run," a U.S. Special Forces adviser coordinates a tense, fast-moving defense as his trained Vietnamese unit confronts a sudden Viet Cong incursion into a quiet village. With the enemy elusive and the stakes high, every decision could mean the difference between survival and disaster.