G.I. Combat #147
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Rebel Tank" kicks off with a tense clash of personalities when a fiery new commander, a jingoistic southerner, takes issue with a fellow soldier named Jeb Stuart sharing the name of a Confederate general. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with gritty precision by Russ Heath, the story follows Jeb and his crew as they're sidelined on menial tasks—until their unit is ambushed and they must come to the major's rescue. The cover by Joe Kubert captures the moment with stark intensity, setting the tone for a gripping wartime tale.
In the gritty trenches of a forgotten war, a new commander’s pride ignites a quiet feud when he takes offense at a soldier named Jeb Stuart sharing a name with a Confederate legend. Though sidelined with menial tasks, Jeb and his crew find their chance to prove themselves when they rush to rescue the major after his unit is ambushed.
In "Broomstick Pilot!", a wartime mission takes a dangerous turn when the C.O. demands maximum altitude—only for Morgan, a former barnstormer, to prove that survival sometimes means flying lower than anyone expects. With grit and instinct honed from a past life in the skies, he leads his crew through perilous terrain, trusting his unorthodox instincts over orders.
In "Target for an Ammo Boy!" from G.I. Combat #147, a young ammo boy finds himself caught in a relentless series of escalating threats—enemy tanks appearing in unexpected places, a sudden aerial attack—each time forced to rely on his wits and whatever weapon he can grab. When he takes down a plane only to discover it was carrying a tank, the line between defense and desperation blurs.
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