Don Winslow of the Navy #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1944 Fawcett issue puts Navy hero Don Winslow right in the thick of aerial combat — the cover shows him manning a gun turret aboard a warplane, jaw set with determination as enemy aircraft close in against a smoky sky. The fuselage is emblazoned with a U.S. star insignia and a striking grid of Japanese rising-sun kill markers, telling a vivid story of hard-won victories before you've even opened the cover. Inside, the tagline promises "Don Winslow with the Fighting Merchant Marine," making this a satisfying wartime read for fans of action and naval adventure.
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Red dreams the war is over but Don wakes him up and reminds him there's more to be done.
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