Our Army at War 81 (Facsimile Edition) #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Rock of Easy Co.!", a grounded soldier grapples with envy as his brother Phil soars through the skies as a pilot—until the moment Phil’s plane is shot down and he’s forced to parachute into danger. With no training and no gear, Phil’s only hope lies in the steady hand of his brother below, who becomes his lifeline in the air. Written by Bob Haney and illustrated by Ross Andru with inks by Mike Esposito, this powerful wartime tale captures courage and brotherhood in the face of chaos. The cover by Jerry Grandenetti captures the tension of that fateful jump.
In "Fighting Footsteps," a lone American soldier in the desert uses his wits and skill to survive a relentless pursuit, eliminating threats with precision—first a sniper, then a half-track, and finally an enemy pilot—only to face his greatest challenge when a sandstorm erases his footprints. With no trace left behind, his hope of being found by his unit seems lost—until they discover a new trail, one made not of footsteps, but of the marks he leaves behind in the fight.
In "Umbrella Pilot!", a grounded soldier dreams of flying like his brother Phil, until duty calls him to guide parachutists—only to become Phil’s lifeline when his plane is shot down. With no time to waste, he must act fast to keep his brother safe, even as the sky turns deadly.
In the tense, harrowing pages of "No Pocket for Easy," Eddie and Burt fight through the chaos of war, only to discover that their comrades in Easy Company are trapped in a deadly pocket, surrounded by enemy tanks. The story unfolds with relentless urgency, grounding its power in the stark reality of survival and the fragile hope of reunion.
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