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Fightin' Army #29 (1959)

Charlton · 1959 · 35 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Safe & Sane Hero
5 pp · war

PFC. Zack Channing prides himself on playing it safe and calculating every move to survive—but when his squad hits Omaha Beach on D-Day, the cautious soldier discovers that sometimes the smartest strategy means charging straight into the teeth of German artillery and machine gun fire. As Channing and his men fight their way up the bluff, his philosophy of survival gets tested in ways he never expected.

The Last Attack
3 pp · war

It's March 1945 on German soil, and while most commanders play it safe, Captain Slade pushes his battle-worn rifle company into an all-out assault on a fortified villa—defying orders to wait for artillery support. After fighting through S.S. troops and storming the building, Slade's men discover what the captain suspected: elite Nazi officers holed up inside, living in luxurious quarters that make the desperate gamble worth every ounce of effort.

1000 Miles To Freedom
5 pp · war

A lone Marine finds himself abandoned on a Japanese-held atoll after a demolition raid goes wrong, forced to survive weeks of hide-and-seek against 300 enemy soldiers while scavenging food and staying hidden. When the fuel depot he sabotaged erupts into flames, he seizes the chance to fight back—but finds himself pinned down by searchlights and machine-gun fire with nowhere left to run. His crew never forgot him, and their unexpected return transforms his desperate last stand into a rescue.

Combat Fatigue
5 pp · war

A hardened sergeant haunted by seventy-three days of relentless combat finds himself hospitalized after a psychologically shattering incident in an abandoned chateau, where the strain of constant danger pushed him to the breaking point. As he struggles to piece together what happened while recovering in the hospital, he must confront the psychological toll of war and decide whether he has the strength to return to the front lines. "Combat Fatigue" is a raw, unflinching look at how the weight of survival can fracture a soldier's mind, even as his body begins to heal.

Bazooka Team
5 pp · war

A replacement bazooka gunner named Trigg arrives in Korea only to discover his loader is Stricker, a loud, aggressive bully who picks a needless fight and later shirks his duties during combat. When enemy tanks roll toward their position, Trigg and Stricker must overcome their mutual contempt and work together—learning that courage under fire means showing up despite the fear.

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