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Fightin' Army #19 (1957)

Charlton · 1957 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Change of Heart
5 pp · war

A hardened sergeant nursing a grudge against his inexperienced new lieutenant gets an unexpected jolt when mail from home reveals his own son has just been commissioned as an officer—and is heading to the same theater. When a reconnaissance mission goes dangerously wrong, the sergeant must confront what kind of man he's really become and what he'd want for his own boy if the roles were reversed. "Change of Heart" is a wartime reminder that respect isn't inherited with rank, and sometimes the people we dismiss are exactly the ones we'd trust with our lives.

Dear Mom...
6 pp · war

Corporal Dennis Rafferty meant to dash off a quick letter home from a quiet stretch of the Korean War—until enemy soldiers interrupt his writing and capture him. Now a prisoner in an enemy camp, Rafferty must find a way to warn his outfit about an imminent attack, all while staying true to his name, rank, and serial number.

True Hero
7 pp · war

A soldier called "Red" and branded a traitor leads a covert team into enemy territory to gather intelligence on a devastating new Chinese weapon—only to discover his younger brother commanding the very village they've infiltrated. Caught between his duty to the Americans who pressed him into service and his honor toward his own people, Hon Chee must navigate a web of betrayal, lost love, and conflicting loyalties to complete his mission. When the truth about his brother's corruption comes to light, he faces an impossible choice that will define what it truly means to be a hero.

The Spy
1 pp · war

A German spy embedded in an American general's tent listens intently as crucial battle plans unfold—troop positions, march orders, departure times—all the intelligence his homeland desperately needs. Trapped by his circumstances, the spy grapples with the agonizing gap between what he knows and what he can do about it. This tense 1957 war story captures the psychological toll of espionage when opportunity and capability are worlds apart.

Commissioned in the Field
5 pp · war

Sergeant Ray Bleeker is a skilled NCO who's repeatedly turned down a commission, convinced he belongs in the ranks—until he meets Lieutenant Anne Harmes, a nurse who makes him reconsider what his future could hold. When a big offensive puts him in temporary command and forces him to confront his own doubts about leadership, Bleeker discovers that sometimes the right reason to change your life is standing right in front of you.

Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor
Lunatic Loonan
A Good Reason!
0.5 pp · humor; military

A soldier named Private Andy has some unexpected news for his pal—he's broken off his engagement with Mary Lou, and he's got a pretty good reason why. In this quick military humor bit from 1957, Andy shares the twist that led him to call things off.

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