Our Army at War #239
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Soldier" in Our Army at War #239 tells the gripping true story of Captain John Cromwell, a WWII naval officer who made the ultimate sacrifice by staying behind to scuttle his own submarine and keep vital secrets from falling into enemy hands. With powerful, grounded artwork by Norman Maurer, this issue captures the quiet courage of a man who earned the Medal of Honor not through spectacle, but through duty. The cover by Joe Kubert, a master of wartime realism, perfectly frames the weight of that choice.
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True story of Captain John Cromwell who remained behind to sink his own sub during WWII to prevent information from getting to the Japanese. He was awarded the Medal of Honor.
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