Yanks in Battle #4

Colonel Anthony Curtis leads a daring airborne mission deep into North Korea to rescue 97 missing American POWs from an enemy prison camp—men the Chinese claimed they never held. With his men weakened and the heavily guarded compound bristling with enemy forces, Curtis and Sergeant Eric Masters devise a desperate plan involving a makeshift pole vault and perfectly timed explosives to create enough chaos for a swift escape. The real challenge comes after: racing against time and pursuing enemy troops to reach the safety of a waiting U.S. destroyer before the Reds can cut them off.

Elmer Knudsen, the most unpopular man in Company D, finds himself trapped in occupied Thalheim alongside Sgt. Davis after a Russian ambush—and discovers that the enemy has tricked the base into sending two hundred men straight into a deadly trap. With Davis wounded and helpless to stop the incoming company, Knudsen must make a desperate choice that will test everything he thought he believed about himself and survival.

Major Corbin's battalion boards what they think is a transport to Formosa, only to discover they've been hijacked by a Communist vessel and deposited at Honga, China, where they're immediately surrounded by enemy forces demanding surrender. Trapped in hostile territory with no way back to the docks, Corbin must rally his men and use every trick in the book—including a warehouse full of Red Army uniforms—to fight their way out and reclaim their ship before the enemy guns reduce them to rubble.

In "Unseen Enemy," three American soldiers return to a Korean War-era island they once liberated to establish a weather station. When Barney insists he’s seen North Korean soldiers lurking in the hills, his comrades dismiss him as shaken—until an ambush proves he wasn’t imagining things.