Our Fighting Forces #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "What's in It for the Hellcats?", newly enlisted Tom Thomas finds himself abruptly reassigned from the Navy to an Army infantry unit due to a series of bureaucratic mishaps—no training, no prep, just a sudden plunge into combat. Written by Howard Liss and illustrated by Jack Abel, this 1968 issue captures Tom’s nerve and determination as he tries to prove himself by channeling his brother’s past exploits, all while navigating the chaos of military life. The cover by Irv Novick perfectly captures the tension and grit of the moment.
In "What's in It for the Hellcats?" from Our Fighting Forces #112 (1968), a small team of Allied operatives known as the Hellcats infiltrates Nazi-occupied France on a high-stakes mission to recover ten million in cash meant for the French Resistance. With danger around every corner and time running short, the team must navigate treacherous terrain and enemy patrols to complete their assignment—no matter the cost.
In "I Haven't Had My Basic Training Yet!", Tom Thomas finds himself thrust into an Army infantry unit after a mix-up in Navy paperwork—no boot camp, no prep, just a front-line assignment. Though untrained and out of his depth, he leans on memories of his brother’s past service to hold his own, earning cautious respect one bold move at a time.
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