Commando #3633
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Fairey G.4/31" is a gripping wartime tale from Commando #3633, written by Mike Knowles and illustrated by Keith Page, whose powerful artwork brings the gritty reality of WW1 to life. Set in the Yorkshire town of Pendeton, it follows two rival workforces who, despite their deep divisions, are thrust into the chaos of Gallipoli—where a tragic accident on the beaches forces them to confront their differences. Cover by Keith Page, this issue captures the raw tension and transformation of men forged in fire, bound not by loyalty to a cause, but by the shared experience of survival.
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On the outbreak of WW1, rival workforces from the Yorkshire town of Pendeton join up. They bring their differences with them, fighting each other regularly. This gets them such a bad reputation that when they are shipped to Gallipoli the brass hold them back from the front and work them as stevedores. Their commanding officers work hard to get the men to co-operate. It takes a fatal accident on the beaches to make the men see sense. The situation demands they be used, but the brass still hesitate, eventually sending them to some reserve trenches. Here they distinguish themselves when the Turkish forces break through, holding out until the retreat is a success. Trial by fire creates a bond between the rivals that will last out the war.
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