The World Around Us #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Shores of Tripoli," Lt. O'Bannon commands a daring desert march during the Barbary Wars, leading a small Marine detachment toward a fortified shore. As the navy pounds the enemy from the sea, the Marines prepare for a bold assault, testing their resolve in the harsh landscape. Art by Gerald McCann brings the gritty realism of the campaign to life, while Frank Doyle’s cover captures the tension of the moment.
In the shadow of the Barbary Wars, Lieutenant Presley O'Bannon leads a daring band of U.S. Marines on a perilous march across the North African desert, seeking to reclaim a captured American seaman and strike at the Pasha of Tripoli’s stronghold. With the navy pounding the coastal fort from the sea, O'Bannon and his men prepare to launch a surprise assault from the shore, testing courage and resolve in the face of relentless heat and enemy defenses.
Disguised as Cacos bandits and aided by Haitian gendarmes, Sergeant Herman Hanneken and Corporal William R. Button navigate a perilous journey through six fortified outposts, each a potential trap, in a high-stakes mission to eliminate the elusive bandit leader Charlemagne Masena Peralte.
Dick Harper trades his high school cap for a Marine uniform, determined to answer the call. From the first drill under a strict instructor to mastering the intricacies of aviation mechanics, he faces the grind of basic training alongside his fellow boots, tested by both the rigors of the service and the quiet pride of his parents watching from afar.
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