Our Army at War #166

In "Half a Sergeant!" from Our Army at War #166 (1966), Rock faces a crushing weight of responsibility when a moment in combat shatters his confidence, leaving him frozen by the terrifying potential of every choice he might make. Written with raw intensity, the story captures the quiet, internal storm of a soldier pushed to the edge of his limits.

"null" in Our Army at War #166 (1966) presents a stark, concise look at four pivotal firsts in military history—each marking a moment when war touched American soil or influence in a new way. From the earliest clash on what would become U.S. land to the dawn of rocket warfare, the story captures the weight of beginnings in conflict.

Corporal Jordan, haunted by the belief that he's a jinx, finds his luck turning when captured by the Germans—only for an air raid to wipe out his captors, leaving him stranded behind enemy lines. The story unfolds with tense realism, as Jordan’s fate hangs in the balance amid the chaos of war.