Superman #23
In "America's Secret Weapon!", Superman visits Camp Towne during World War II, stepping in to join the military's war games and earning an honorary Corporal's rank. Though he's impressed by the courage and skill of American soldiers, he ultimately realizes that the true strength of the nation lies in its fighting men—and that he may not be the secret weapon they need after all. Written by Don C. Cameron and illustrated by Sam Citron, with inks by John Sikela, and a cover by Jack Burnley.
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When Superman arrives at Camp Towne to make an appearance, he volunteers to participate in the war games that will take place, and is made an honorary Corporal. But after watching America's fighting men in action, and his side losing, he decides that he is not needed to fight this war, and that our boys can handle the job alone.
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