G-I in Battle #7

Major Bill Mace, a tough soldier with a checkered past, is pulled back into service to lead an elite and unruly outfit called the Raiders on a critical mission behind enemy lines in Korea. When his sealed orders reveal the target—a hidden uranium mine operating under the Army's nose—Mace and his rough-around-the-edges men must fight through enemy territory to destroy it, with only artillery support and a diversionary attack to cover their assault. It's a dirty job in a brutal war, and Mace is exactly the kind of soldier the Army needs to pull it off.

In the tense aftermath of battle, G.I.s Andy and Ben take a rare furlough in Pusan, where their quiet moment takes a dangerous turn when they intervene to rescue Soon Lee from an aggressive man. As Andy begins to court her, unaware of her true allegiance, a sudden capture throws him into peril—only for Ben, driven by jealousy and suspicion, to follow them and unexpectedly become the one to pull him back from the edge.

Mike Dugan volunteers for the infantry in Korea, determined to fight rather than languish in a rear-echelon post—but his first patrol quickly teaches him that frontline combat is far bloodier and grimmer than he imagined. When his unit detects a massive enemy buildup and faces a desperate dawn assault on a hill the soldiers dub "Bunker Hill," Dugan rallies his men with the cry of Revolutionary War heroes, leading them through a brutal close-quarters fight that will define both his service and the hill's legacy.

Roy and Tex are inseparable war buddies—until Roy receives a battlefield commission that Tex believes should have gone to him, shattering their friendship and turning them into bitter rivals. When a patrol mission forces them back together under fire, the two soldiers must rediscover what made them "the Terrible Twins" in the first place.