Bill Battle, the One Man Army #2

When a mysterious enemy tank mysteriously crosses the supposedly impassable Sing-Po River, Sgt. Bill Battle springs into action to uncover how the Reds are infiltrating their defensive line—but his own explosive talents keep getting in the way of his investigation. As more tanks begin probing for weak points in the American position, Battle devises an increasingly desperate plan to capture one intact and force its crew to reveal their crossing route. It's a wild test of the one-man army's brains against enemy firepower, with the fate of the entire line hanging in the balance.

Bill Battle and his crewmate Stahl survive a crash landing in the Sea of Japan with nothing but a rubber raft and the clothes on their backs, facing starvation and the constant threat of enemy patrols. Desperate and weakening by the day, Stahl hatches a dangerous gambit involving a Red pilot and a bomb run that could mean the difference between death and survival. It's a tense tale of ingenuity and desperation in the Korean War skies, from the pages of Bill Battle, the One Man Army.

Sgt. Bill Battle takes a reconnaissance patrol while his company holds the line against a relentless Communist barrage, but a well-placed enemy shell wounds him and puts his right arm out of commission. Undeterred and fighting left-handed, Battle leads Private Redmond and his men on a daring mission to locate and destroy the enemy's ammunition dump before their infantry can launch a counterattack. It's a high-stakes gamble with the company's survival hanging in the balance—and only Bill Battle's stubborn grit and quick thinking can pull them through.