War Heroes #14

A small squad of Marines, led by Captain Diskin and including PFC Hill, must hold a strategic roadblock against an overwhelming enemy advance during the Korean War—a desperate sacrifice to buy time for the rest of their division to escape. With wounded men and limited firepower, they set an anti-tank mine and prepare to make their stand, knowing that someone has to pay the price so others can make it home.

When Nazi raider Oberstkapitan Heinrich Jahns penetrates the Allied perimeter and captures General "Cowboy" Buckley at his advance command post in October 1944, he forces the American officer into a speeding vehicle bound for a German intelligence center—threatening to extract classified battle plans and secrets through interrogation. Lieutenant Harker, wounded but determined, pursues the enemy car with the General's driver into hostile territory, racing against time before Buckley can be subjected to Nazi truth serums and interrogation techniques. With G2 intelligence pointing toward a fortified chateau, Harker must find a way to rescue his commanding officer before the Germans break him.

Four hardened Pacific veterans—Sgt. Mikko Morse, Cpl. Colly Flowers, Pfc. Hayseed Lucas, and Brains Salishesky—have survived nearly three years of jungle combat together, but when raw recruit Pfc. Jody Dillon joins their squad bound for the Okinawa invasion, they're determined to pass on their hard-won survival skills and protect him in a way they couldn't for the fallen soldiers who came before. As the men hit the beach on April 1st, 1945, they'll discover whether experience and resolve are enough to keep a green soldier alive in the fiercest fighting yet.