U.S. Fighting Men #10

Sergeant Casco and his patrol dog King join the 101st Airborne Division's experimental canine corps unit, just as military intelligence uncovers enemy buildup around Gensan—truce talks be damned. When orders come down for a combat jump to destroy the Communist stockpiles, man and dog prepare for their first action together, only to find themselves caught between the chaos of battle and a sinister plot that will test their bond to its breaking point. In the valley of death that follows, Casco and King discover that the real enemy may be closer—and more treacherous—than they ever imagined.

Gus Karolsky, a peace-loving immigrant who once feared guns and violence, faces an impossible choice when Communist forces attack his U.N. unit during wartime—hold the line alone with a machine gun, or let his entire front collapse. Over hours of fierce combat, this reluctant soldier transforms into something beyond what anyone expected, fighting through overwhelming odds to protect his brothers-in-arms. His story, drawn from the Medal of Honor roll in Washington, D.C., stands as a testament to what courage demands of an ordinary man.