New Heroic Comics #78
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology of true heroic stories featuring acts of courage during hazardous circumstances. "He Went Over the Hill" recounts PFC Wilbur Washington's brave solo mission to take and secure an enemy-held hill near Sate-Korea during the Korean War, despite orders to hold back and regroup. "I Was Over There to Help Stop the Fighting" is a first-person account by a soldier who served in Japan and Korea, detailing his experiences from landing in September through combat operations, including his role as an Aid man caring for wounded soldiers. "River Loses Victim" tells of Milton A. Smith, a Boy Scout from Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts, who rescued a drowning man from a river using artificial respiration and other first aid techniques he had learned.
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