Don Winslow of the Navy #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDon Winslow orchestrates a plan to eliminate the Renegade and his pirate organization by planting bombs aboard their plane. After his team successfully evacuates civilians from a theater where the Renegade's men have gathered, Winslow and his allies pursue the enemy to Alaskan waters, where they destroy the pirate base and ship with their explosives. The issue also includes a backup story, "Adventures of R.C. and Quickie," in which the two characters rescue people from a theater fire and prevent a panic, followed by an advertisement for Royal Crown Cola.
Don Winslow infiltrates the Renegade's operation by posing as a recruit, only to be discovered and trapped—the cunning villain sets him and a fellow officer adrift in a sabotaged boat headed for the ocean floor. After a daring escape, Winslow tracks his quarry across the Alaskan waters, where the Renegade has seized control of a ship and established a pirate base on a fog-shrouded island. The hunt culminates in a desperate clash on the island itself, but the Renegade proves as slippery as his reputation suggests.
Eaglebeak Spruder prides himself on precision, so when a couple of roughnecks can't agree on how to teach him a lesson, he helpfully settles the matter in the most literal way possible. This lighthearted Navy tale shows what happens when a stickler for doing things right meets a pair of would-be troublemakers who need a little extra encouragement to make up their minds.
Don Winslow and Red Pennington lead a small team to investigate a suspicious white flag raised by Japanese forces on Iku Island—but what appears to be a surrender may be an elaborate ambush designed to trap incoming Marines. When the trap is sprung, Winslow must improvise a clever counter-attack to save his men from walking into a death sentence.
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