War Heroes #3

In 1951, American forces discover a crashed enemy jet fighter in Korean waters—a superior aircraft that's been devastating U.N. pilots in the skies. Captain Frank Corey leads a dangerous salvage mission through heavily defended enemy waters to recover the plane before it's lost forever, but the operation quickly becomes a desperate fight against enemy aircraft and coastal batteries. When the mission falters under fire, his young second-in-command makes a harrowing choice that could cost him everything—but might just give the salvage team their only chance.

Paul Lavery, a brilliant medical student forced out of university after repeatedly collapsing at the sight of blood, enlists in the Army hoping to escape his shame—only to be assigned to the Medical Corps in Korea, where he must face his deepest fear on the battlefield. As casualties mount during a brutal campaign, Paul struggles between his crippling weakness and his desperate need to prove himself to the men who depend on him. Through blood, fire, and impossible choices, he discovers what it truly means to find courage when it matters most.

Sergeant Danny Carson, a tough ex-football star, clashes with Brad Turner, a bookish replacement fresh from the States, dismissing him as too frail for combat in Korea—until a dangerous patrol into enemy territory puts both men to the test. When the squad gets trapped behind Red lines and thrown into a prison camp, Danny discovers that brains and bravery come in unexpected packages.

A dangerous chain of islands off Korea demands immediate capture, and Lt. Commander Steve Warren leads his undersea raider detachment on a desperate mission to neutralize enemy defenses—but tension between Warren and his younger brother threatens the operation as much as the enemy guns. When a catastrophic mine explosion forces the men to improvise under fire, they must work together to seize an enemy boat and signal their own forces before enemy fighters close in for the kill.