Marines Attack #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMarines conducting jungle combat operations encounter enemy forces in a dense tropical setting, with soldiers climbing trees and engaging in firefights. The narrative follows a marine unit as they prepare for and execute a hill assault supported by aircraft, with two Mustangs assigned to provide ground support during the attack. The story depicts intense close-quarters combat as marines advance up the hill under enemy fire, with one soldier becoming pinned down and wounded, fighting for survival against Japanese forces with limited ammunition.
The 4 Rejects follows a young, terrified Second Lieutenant Craig after he collapses under pressure during a fierce battle on Guadalcanal, earning him the label of a combat failure. He’s shipped off with three other Marines deemed unfit for duty—each with their own physical or emotional scars—forming an unlikely group bound for Australia, where their pasts and futures remain uncertain.
Sgt. Benny Boondocks and Lt. Ax Asgood, a mismatched but inseparable combat duo, wake to a shared, chilling premonition: they’ve both dreamed of dying that day, one felled by machine gun fire, the other by a mortar blast. As they prepare for a deadly assault on a heavily fortified hill, the nightmare begins to unfold with terrifying precision—each man narrowly escaping the fate they foresaw, yet left wondering if the dream was a warning or a curse.
A wounded Marine lies isolated in a cave on Iwo Jima, tending to the aftermath of a brutal battle and the sudden, desperate attack on the medical area. Though severely injured and barely conscious, he must defend himself against relentless Japanese forces, relying on limited grenades and his M1 rifle as he fights to stay alive.
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Reprinted in War #1 (1991)
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