Fighting War Stories #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology of war stories featuring a pilot ordered to fly a secret experimental plane into enemy territory with instructions to destroy it if captured, who remembers his orders as the expendable craft heads toward Soviet forces; and a National Guard major who joins the military and undergoes training before the unit is activated for combat in Korea, where they encounter enemy forces and engage in battle until American artillery support arrives. The issue depicts both the aerial and ground combat aspects of Cold War-era military operations.
A medic armed only with a first aid kit and a Red Cross emblem faces the impossible choice between survival and saving lives on the Korean front—until a wounded captain's desperate plea forces Adams to abandon his oath and become something he never intended to be. This 1952 war story follows one soldier's harrowing journey through combat chaos, sacrifice, and the moment when a healer is pushed beyond his limits.
In the heat of the Korean War, Captain Holton and Lieutenant Sands lead a desperate mission behind enemy lines to destroy a downed U.S. fighter plane before it falls into enemy hands. With time running out and the odds stacked against them, the squad must push through relentless fire and treacherous terrain to complete their objective—no matter the cost.
In the fall of 1949, Ken meets his football coach Major Bill Stone at Midwestern University, and soon finds himself not only grateful for Stone's mentorship but also in love with the Major's sister, Joan—the three becoming close friends before Korea changes everything. When Ken's National Guard unit ships out to active combat, a terrible accident in the darkness of battle leaves him believing he's killed his best friend and his fiancée's brother, and the guilt threatens to consume him even as he fights on. A chance encounter with a medic during the chaos of war offers Ken an unexpected revelation that may finally free him from the torment that's been driving him toward death.
In the Korean War, Captain Burke's simmering hatred of U.S. fighter pilots drives him to make a reckless choice that puts his men in deadly danger—refusing to call in air support, even as the enemy advances. With Private Boring and Sergeant Jenkins caught in the crossfire, the line between duty and vengeance begins to blur.
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