Fighting War Stories #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA soldier named Alan struggles with self-doubt during his first combat experience in the mountains near Mt. Yukosi, fearing he may be unfit for battle. When enemy forces attack unexpectedly, Alan overcomes his hesitation and fights alongside his buddy George, using ammunition and gunfire to help repel the assault. After the skirmish, exhausted but emboldened, Alan and George build a small fire and plan their escape, eventually receiving orders to scout ahead ten miles to determine the enemy's positions as their unit prepares to push further back toward Mt. Yukosi.
A college-educated soldier finds himself assigned to the same combat unit as Tony, a tough, resentful infantryman who despises him for his education and never misses a chance to remind him he's just a "bookworm." When their unit digs in to hold a Korean hill against overwhelming odds, the two men must overcome their bitter rivalry as the real test of battle—survival itself—forces them to confront what truly matters. Tim discovers that courage and loyalty matter far more than book learning, and that sometimes the most educated decision is to put aside pride and save a life, no matter the cost.
In the frozen trenches of Korea, rookie soldier Alan Taylor is stranded behind enemy lines—until a mysterious veteran pulls him to safety. Back at camp, shaken and confused, Alan discovers the man who saved him died the day before.
Pvt. Al Blakely arrives at the Korean front full of swagger, convinced that combat against the enemy is nothing compared to the real warfare he experienced in World War II—but a brutal patrol mission into enemy territory quickly forces him to confront the deadly reality he's been dismissing. As casualties mount around him and the true cost of war becomes impossible to ignore, Blakely learns a hard lesson about the difference between talk and survival.
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Reprinted in Mysterious Stories #3 (1955)
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