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Fightin' Marines #27 (1958)

Charlton · 1958 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Invisible Strips
5 pp · war
Test At Tarawa!
5 pp · war

A young Japanese-American Marine named Joe Matsuka faces relentless doubt from his fellow soldiers who question his loyalty simply because of his heritage—but when the platoon lands at Tarawa in 1943, he gets his chance to prove himself in brutal combat. Through grit and sacrifice across multiple campaigns, Joe transforms skeptics into believers, earning the respect of men like Harmon who once suspected him of betrayal. It's a powerful reminder that courage and commitment speak louder than prejudice.

The Bill Collector
5 pp · war

A Marine nicknamed "the Collector" for his pre-war bill-collecting job finds the nickname following him into combat in Korea, where he lives up to it by gathering donations from his platoon to support two orphaned children caught in the war zone. When a mortar position begins shelling the field hospital, he volunteers to track it down—and discovers that collecting what's owed sometimes means collecting the enemy itself.

K. P. Marine
5 pp · war

When a marine kitchen crew sets up near a honeycomb of caves in Korea, K.P. marine Walberg—already branded a coward after a botched jeep incident—spots enemy fighters waiting to ambush the chow line. With no time to warn his sergeant without giving away the trap, Walberg improvises a dangerous gambit that forces him to prove himself under fire and change how his unit sees him.

One Night Stand
5 pp · war

When Chinese forces flood south from Korea in overwhelming numbers, Captain Canby and his elite Marine raiders are tasked with a desperate nighttime landing to cripple enemy supply lines and tank concentrations at a crucial viaduct. With only hours to strike before dawn and a skeleton crew to accomplish what a full division couldn't, Canby's men execute a coordinated assault on gas trucks, armor, and troop positions—knowing they'll have to fall back and hope for extraction before the Red Army overwhelms them.

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