G. I. in Battle #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Truck Rescue" follows Lieutenant Commander Richard Falter and Commander Frank Robbins of the U.S. Navy as they navigate an unusual assignment in Korea: cooperating with Hollywood filmmaker Barry Novins to shoot a motion picture featuring marines in combat. When a Korean village is selected as a filming location, the officers discover that enemy forces are planning a major offensive, and they must warn the filmmakers while also preparing their men for battle. The story depicts the collision between the movie production and real warfare, as the soldiers realize the "reds" are launching an actual attack on the area where the film crew is working.
Bill and Dave find themselves sweating it out with their artillery unit when they're tasked with laying down counterfire to save a trapped infantry company—but the Reds have other plans, launching a desperate tank raid far behind American lines to knock out the guns. With enemy armor closing in and casualties mounting, the two soldiers must improvise under fire to hold their position and prove what it means to belong to the field artillery.
Bill Manning stands guard over a warehouse of parachutes in Korea when he catches someone tampering with them—but a brutal interrogation by his sergeant leaves Manning with troubling questions about who the real saboteur is. As his unit prepares for a dangerous jump to rescue trapped soldiers, Manning realizes the threat may be closer than he thought, and that his own life hangs on a choice made in the dark.
In "Battle Report," Ken Cross uncovers a dangerous intelligence leak that could expose a trap set for North Korean forces—but revealing the truth might put American troops at risk. As he weighs the cost of disclosure, the line between duty and discretion blurs in the heat of war.
Major Jay receives his orders for Operation Bombshell—a covert mission to protect a top-secret atomic cannon from enemy forces in Korea. When Red paratroops attack from overhead, knowing exactly what they're targeting, Jay and his soldiers must dig in and defend the weapon at any cost as waves of enemy troops and artillery close in. It's a tense stand against overwhelming odds, with our soldier proving why the success of this operation depends entirely on him.
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↩ Reprints Captain Jet #3 (1952), G-I in Battle #6 (1953), Battle Report #5 (1953), G-I in Battle #8 (1953), G. I. in Battle #1 (1957)
Reprinted in Battleground #8 (1962), Crack Action #4
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