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U.S. Fighting Air Force #14

May 1955 · Superior · 0.10 CAD
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An Air Force squadron discovers enemy MIG aircraft disguised with American markings conducting operations in Korea. After a harrowing encounter at sea where a pilot is rescued, Captain Daw and his men investigate the mysterious planes, ultimately identifying them as enemy aircraft using a deceptive tactic to prolong combat operations. "Operation Decoy" follows the investigation as military intelligence works to uncover and counter the enemy's ruse.

Contains 4 stories
Rescue Raider
6 pp · War

Major Steve Batts is tapped for a high-stakes rescue mission over Korea: locate General Stillson, imprisoned in an enemy camp, and bring him back alive. When Batts' fighter takes a direct hit during the aerial cover operation, he ejects straight into the firefight below—and finds himself the General's best chance of escape through overwhelming odds. It's a rough, boots-on-the-ground race against the clock as the Major fights his way out with his prize target in tow.

Crash Hero
9 pp · War

Major Mike Shaw, an Army Air Force pilot, finds himself in dire straits when his damaged plane forces him to ditch near a Navy carrier during the Korean War—only to discover an old rival from his past among the crew. When the carrier comes under a brutal enemy attack, Shaw must put aside his service pride and fly a borrowed Navy plane to defend the ship and its crew from waves of incoming attackers.

Operation Decoy
7 pp · War

B Squadron's night-fighter pilots seemed to be failing at their most crucial job—intercepting enemy supply runs under cover of darkness in Korea—until Major Brad Bullet suspects something doesn't add up and launches a covert reconnaissance mission that uncovers an elaborate deception. When the enemy escalates their defensive tactics with a dangerous new trap, Bullet must quickly adapt his squadron's strategy to turn the tables and prove B Squadron's worth to a skeptical command.

Panmunjom Treachery
8 pp · War

Captain Daw, the American ace, springs a clever trap when enemy MiGs disguised with U.S. markings attack the peace talks at Panmunjom—but the Reds don't expect him to turn their own trick back on them. With his squadron painted to look like enemy fighters and armed with a secret identifier the ground forces know to watch for, Daw prepares to catch the communist pilots off guard over the negotiation site. It's a high-stakes game of deception in the Korean skies, where one wrong move could cost him everything.

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Our Model is In Beta
Raw (Good) $112
CGC 5.5 · 1 in census $280*
CGC 5.0 none in existence
CGC 4.5 none in existence
CGC 4.0 · 1 in census $198*
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