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Fightin' Marines #58 (1964)

Charlton · 1964 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Death Camp
8 pp · war

When a Marine patrol learns of a P.O.W. camp hidden in the Philippine mountains, holding American prisoners slated for execution, they mount a desperate nighttime rescue mission under heavy guard. With barbed wire, searchlights, and machine gun towers standing between them and the captives, the squad must infiltrate the camp and evacuate the prisoners before a full assault begins—and before the Japanese can carry out their deadly orders.

Retreat by Night
6 pp · war

A Marine Major commanding the remnants of his battalion faces an impossible situation: vastly outnumbered Chinese forces are massing to take High Point Hill, and holding the position seems like suicide. With only hours to prepare, he devises an unconventional defensive strategy involving mines, air support, and artillery—setting the stage for a desperate gambit on a frozen Korean hilltop. When the enemy assault comes at dawn, the Major must execute a plan that defies conventional warfare and tests every ounce of nerve his men can muster.

The Helping Hand
5 pp · war

When inexperienced PFC Larry West arrives at the line near Pork-Chop Hill during the Korean War, his veteran buddy Cpl. Zip Martin promises to watch his back through the chaos of combat—but their first patrol quickly tests which Marine has what it takes when pressure hits. As the fighting intensifies and roles begin to reverse, both men discover something unexpected about courage and reliability under fire.

Flying Weapon Company
6 pp · war

When a Marine platoon pinned down in the Luzon Hills radios for help, Captain Bull Vaughan answers in the most unconventional way possible—by landing his B-25 Mitchell bomber right in the middle of the firefight. With his 75mm cannon, machine guns, and a crew ready for anything, Vaughan transforms his combat aircraft into a flying firebase, giving the trapped soldiers the ground support they desperately need to hold their position.

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