Our Fighting Forces #122

A brief, historically grounded account in *Our Fighting Forces* #122 recalls the legacy of Ottawa chieftain Pontiac, whose 1763 resistance brought together native tribes of the northern frontier in a powerful stand against westward-moving settlers. This one-page piece, typeset and lettered by unknown hands, captures a pivotal moment in colonial conflict through a straightforward narrative of unity and defiance.

In the brutal heat of a Civil War skirmish, Union Lieutenant Jim Travers flees under fire, haunted by his cowardice. A year later, he stands again on Cemetery Hill at Gettysburg, facing the same enemy and the weight of his past.