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Navy Task Force #1 (1954)

Stanley Morse · 1954 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
A Fighting Man
5 pp · war

Willie Stone returns to port eager for combat, but shore leave and drinks lead him to confide his painful past—the loss of his parents to enemy torpedoes—to the wrong listeners: two German spies who silence him permanently. Years later, those same spies command a U-boat that finds itself mysteriously immobilized, unaware that Willie's ghost has finally claimed his revenge from the ocean floor.

Flat Top
8 pp · war

Two brothers—a carrier pilot and a PT boat commander—clash over who has the tougher war, until Bob arranges for Bill to fly as tail gunner on a combat mission, giving his brother a real taste of carrier warfare. When enemy aircraft threaten the task force, Bob takes to the skies to defend the carrier, but a moment of reckless focus in combat leaves him vulnerable to a Japanese Zero on his tail. As his damaged plane spirals toward the Pacific, Bob must fight to survive the only way a pilot knows how.

The Fingers of Fate
6 pp · war

A Japanese aircraft carrier and an American submarine's paths collide in the Pacific, each crew unaware they're sailing toward a fateful encounter. When the submarine's captain spots the carrier through his periscope, he must gamble on an unpredictable attack run—with the odds of success hanging on pure chance. "The Fingers of Fate" traces how two warships become locked in a moment that will decide which crew leaves the battle victorious.

Kamikaze!
6 pp · war

A picket line of destroyers stands guard around a Pacific island, tasked with blocking Japanese reinforcements after a Marine and Army assault—but the enemy has one devastating tactic left: kamikaze attacks. As poorly trained young pilots prepare their suicide missions far to the north, the sailors aboard ship keep watch in the cloudless sky, and when the raiders finally appear, the picket line erupts in a desperate firefight to keep the line intact. Through chaos, fire, and the weight of survival itself, the men discover what truly separates them from their enemy.

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