Frontline Combat #2

In "Bouncing Bertha," a weary tank crew—led by Allen Burke—rides into danger aboard their M-46 Patton, the bulky "Bouncing Bertha," as they push through enemy-infested terrain. When the tank breaks down and the enemy closes in, the crew’s escape hinges on a sudden aerial assault and a rescue helicopter that takes four of them to safety—leaving Burke behind to face the fury of a vengeful enemy force.

In "Zero Hour," a tense moment unfolds as new recruits brace for battle, their nerves frayed under the weight of war. When a sudden German machine gun attack shatters the silence, panic sets in—especially when a wounded young soldier is trapped in the barbed wire, screaming for help, and each attempt to save him ends in tragedy. The Sergeant, faced with an impossible choice, makes a decision that will haunt him.

In the brutal third day of the Battle of Gettysburg, a lone Union soldier known as Alabama finds himself caught in the chaos of Pickett’s Charge, where 14,000 Confederate troops surge toward Union lines. When a Southern officer approaches him in the smoke and dust, Alabama strikes without hesitation—only to discover, too late, that the man he killed was his own father.

In "Contact!", a young American soldier named Durkee learns the hard way that underestimating the enemy can be deadly. As the battle rages, he’s forced to confront the reality that the North Korean Army is far more formidable than he ever imagined.