U.S. Paratroops #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeU.S. paratroopers conduct an airborne assault on Gensan during the Korean War, with the enemy mounting heavy fire and reinforcements as the American forces strike savagely against the communist counter-offensive. The story follows Private Gus Karolsky, an immigrant's son whose brother Jack was killed in a gang fight years earlier; after being drafted in 1949, Karolsky is assigned to the 23rd Battalion at the Yalu River, where he struggles with his inability to fire his weapon in combat until he learns his brother's death was accidental, freeing him to perform his duty as his unit holds the line against Red forces in the frozen mountains of Korea.
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Reprinted in U.S. Paratroops #8 (1958), U.S. Fighting Men #10 (1963), U. S. Paratroops #4
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