Frontline Combat #1

In the frozen grip of the Changjin Reservoir, American forces are cut off and surrounded, fighting to reach the coast. Private Parks, haunted by memories of his family back home, drifts into a dangerous haze—his thoughts pulling him further from the battlefield than any order could.

In "Enemy Assault!", two soldiers—one American, one Chinese Communist—find themselves locked in a tense standoff on a war-torn battlefield. As they face each other, the truth becomes clear: neither is a machine, but flesh-and-blood men with families back home, sharing more than they ever expected. With both sides closing in, the weight of duty and humanity presses hard on a single, impossible choice.

In the tense silence between artillery bursts, an Army howitzer officer calls a forward operation post to assess the front line—his question simple, his concern real. What follows is a quiet exchange that unfolds with unexpected weight, revealing more than just troop movements.

In the tense waters of World War II, a Nazi naval commander orders his U-Boat, Unterseeboot 113, to surface for supplies—only to be stunned when the nearby ship opens fire, its hull bearing the unmistakable markings of a British tanker. The sudden betrayal sends shockwaves through the submarine’s crew as the commandant grapples with the impossible: how could a British vessel be so close, and why is it attacking?