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Fightin' Marines #64 (1965)

Charlton · 1965 · 36 pages

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Contains 3 stories
Happy Birthday Hardnose
8 pp · war

In September 1951, Sgt. Zeke Narowski—a notoriously tough weapons squad leader—survives a direct mortar hit courtesy of his new armor vest, and the Marines under his command are determined to celebrate his birthday in the combat zone. When a suspicious kid appears in a supposedly cleared village, Narowski's instincts prove right: it's bait for a hidden Communist soldier, setting up a tense firefight that forces the squad to hold their position. As the squad secretly arranges an airdrop of supplies and a homemade cake from the mess sergeant back at base, they'll discover whether a hardened Marine's tough exterior can crack for a moment of camaraderie—even in enemy territory.

Desperation Hill
8 pp · war

When Brigadier General Ray Hedley orders Baker Company to seize Desperation Hill on Saipan in June 1944, a young Marine named Libby finds himself thrust into command of a decimated squad tasked with holding the strategic position against overwhelming odds. As the unit digs in to await the enemy's counterattack, General Hedley launches a bold reconnaissance mission that forces Libby to orchestrate a desperate assault on the hill's fortified crest. With the fate of the beach hospital and staging area hanging in the balance, fourteen Marines must execute a plan that demands every ounce of courage they can muster.

The Skipper Had A Heart of Stone
7 pp · war

When S/Sgt. Al Morton questions Captain Nick Rinnel's brutal tactics during a brutal firefight on Guadalcanal, the skipper's answer is cold and tactical: hold the line, no retreat. But when a night patrol into Japanese territory goes wrong and a man goes down, the captain's iron resolve forces an impossible choice—and leaves his men wondering if he's truly the heartless soldier they believe him to be. As dawn breaks and the company launches a desperate assault, the skipper's real priorities become unmistakably clear.

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