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Fightin' Army #36 (1960)

Charlton · 1960 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
No Medals for the Brave
7 pp · war

A cowardly captain commanding a rifle company proves useless in combat, and the war-weary soldiers serving under him watch in bitter disbelief as he receives a medal for valor—one apparently prepared long before the battle that cost them dearly. When critical orders go unread due to the captain's negligence, an artillery barrage meant to cover a strategic withdrawal instead falls on their own position, and the soldiers face annihilation. Faced with combat at last, Captain Hunter finally shows the courage his men desperately needed, but redemption comes far too late for those already lost.

The Problem
5 pp · war

Major Clem Angott's company is trapped in a canyon with enemy forces closing in from both ends—a situation that looks hopeless until Lieutenant Arthur Rawson, a fresh West Point officer, proposes an unconventional solution. When the two Red columns attack, Rawson's plan sets them against each other in a devastating clash they can't stop, turning certain defeat into an opportunity for the Americans to fight back.

A Better Way to Die
1 pp · war

A soldier pinned down by Communist machine gunners in the frozen Korean mud faces certain death—but with seconds to live, he makes a desperate choice that turns the tables on his attackers. "A Better Way to Die" captures a split-second decision in combat where one man's gamble against the odds becomes his only chance at survival.

The Rear Echelon Commando
5 pp · war

Edwin Ledman's a supply truck driver frustrated with being stuck behind the wheel while the real fighting happens—until a dangerous run delivering ammunition under heavy fire shows him he might be doing more for the war effort than he realized. When a German counterattack threatens the infantry position he's just resupplied, Ledman takes matters into his own hands with his truck, turning his frustration into unexpected combat action that helps turn the tide. It's a gritty reminder that valor comes in more forms than a soldier might expect.

The High Killer
5 pp · war

An American outfit rebuilding bridges in the Italian Alps loses their captain to a Nazi sniper's deadly marksmanship—and when the sharpshooter continues picking off soldiers from the high ground, one determined soldier decides to meet the "High Killer" on his own terms with rifle and telescope sights. It's a tense mountain duel where knowledge of the enemy's reload time and a steady aim might be the only edge that matters.

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