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Marine War Heroes #2 (1964)

Charlton · 1964 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Tank Destroyer
9 pp · war

During the Korean War, PFC Randall serves as a bazooka gunner with the Marines, repeatedly stopping enemy tank advances through fearless marksmanship and quick action under heavy fire. As a major communist offensive threatens to overwhelm his company's position, Randall makes a desperate stand to protect his fellow Marines and the battalion command post, confronting waves of armor with nothing but his rocket launcher and unwavering resolve.

Strength of a Nation
1 pp · advocacy

In "Strength of a Nation," a meditation on American identity and unity, we explore how freedom and equality have drawn people from across the world to build a stronger nation together. This 1964 story celebrates the diverse foundations of American strength, showing how citizens of all backgrounds and beliefs contribute to the country's character and resolve.

One Man Assault Wave
8 pp · war

During the fierce Battle of Okinawa, Corporal Hauge leads his machine gun squad with aggressive initiative, constantly positioning his gun where it can best support the attacking Marines of Company C against fortified Japanese positions. When two enemy machine guns pin down his unit and threaten to cut down more men, Hauge makes a desperate solo charge up the slope, determined to neutralize the threat and break the stalemate. His courage and tactical instinct drive him forward even as enemy fire finds him again and again.

Symbol of Freedom
1 pp · advocacy

A reverent tour through Washington D.C. celebrates the nation's capital as the embodiment of American democracy and freedom, inviting readers to contemplate the heritage and sacrifice that sustains the country. This 1964 piece reflects on the presence of greatness that echoes through the halls of government and the profound gratitude citizens should feel for their liberty.

All Men Are Enemies
6 pp · war

At Chosen Reservoir, Marine Corporal Chick Hardart holds the line while his unit evacuates—but a Communist bullet brings him down, and he's declared missing in action, presumed dead. Six weeks later, a ghostly figure emerges from the frozen mountains, sabotaging enemy supply lines with the cunning of a wild animal, and when fellow Marines finally track him down, they discover their lost comrade has become something far more dangerous than any enemy they face. Now his unit must find a way to reach the man they once knew before it's too late.

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