Captain Steve Savage #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCaptain Steve Savage leads his squadron in aerial combat against Red enemy forces during the Korean War, engaging in intense dogfights over Korean skies. After his pilots successfully shoot down multiple enemy aircraft, the narrative shifts to a ground assault, where American paratroopers land on a European beach to serve as advance troops, establishing a beachhead and preparing to push inland against fortified enemy positions. The story depicts both the aerial and ground combat operations as part of a larger military campaign during wartime.
Captain Steve Savage and his Squadron-A must hold their airfield against an overwhelming enemy assault from the north. After softening up the advancing force with aerial attacks and clever bomb traps, Savage prepares his outnumbered men for the brutal ground battle that's about to erupt—with the fate of the field hanging in the balance.
Captain Steve Savage leads a reconnaissance patrol to scout an incoming enemy force, discovering a heavily armed column of trucks, mortars, and machine guns headed straight for the airfield—and they're heavily outnumbered. When the assault comes that night, Savage devises a clever trap: he holds his fire until the enemy commits fully to the attack, then unleashes a devastating counterattack bolstered by sharpshooters targeting hidden explosive charges in the trees. As the tide turns and allied bombers arrive to finish the job, Savage and his paratroopers must regroup for their next mission—where the real fight awaits.
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Reprinted in Captain Steve Savage #8 (1955), Captain Steve Savage #4
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