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Real Heroes #7 (1942)

Parents' Magazine Press · 1942 · 67 pages

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ContinueReal Heroes #8 →
Contains 11 stories
Chennault and His Flying Tigers
7 pp

General Claire L. Chennault, a retired U.S. Army officer, returns to active duty in 1937 after receiving a letter from China, eventually taking command of the Chinese Air Force and assembling a group of American volunteers—dubbed the "Flying Tigers"—to fight Japanese air power. As the A.V.G. trains and prepares, they face overwhelming odds, using ingenuity and fierce determination to defend Chinese airspace, turning the skies into a battleground where courage and teamwork define their legacy.

On the Warpath for Canada
6 pp

Chief Oureauhare, leader of the Cayugas, is captured by French forces and imprisoned in France, where he endures chains and slavery before being freed by the new Governor of Canada, Frontenac. After being taken back to Canada, Oureauhare helps Frontenac negotiate peace with the Iroquois, facing suspicion and danger when his loyalty is questioned.

Army Air Chief
4 pp

A young Lieutenant General Henry "Hap" Arnold defies skepticism to pioneer American military aviation, from his early record-breaking flights to advocating for aerial firefighting and mid-air refueling. As the U.S. faces rising global threats, Arnold pushes for air force expansion despite bureaucratic hurdles, ultimately earning full command of the Army Air Force in 1942.

The Unseen Enemy
6 pp

In 1864 Arbois, France, a crisis strikes the local wine industry when a shipment to London is rejected as spoiled, threatening the town’s livelihood. A group of winegrowers turn to the renowned scientist Louis Pasteur, who discovers that invisible microbes are the true cause of spoilage. Using his microscope, Pasteur identifies the unseen enemy and proves that gently heating the wine prevents spoilage—saving the industry and laying the foundation for pasteurization.

The Gentleman from Virginia
6 pp

General Robert E. Lee leads his dwindling Confederate forces in a final, desperate retreat through Virginia in the spring of 1865, facing overwhelming Union pressure and dwindling supplies. After a critical supply train is misdirected to Richmond, Lee makes the difficult decision to surrender at Appomattox Court House, marking the end of his military campaign.

Mutiny in the Classroom
2 pp · non-fiction

In a classroom in Nazi-occupied Holland, students defiantly write compositions mocking Hitler, Goering, and Goebbels instead of praising them, leading to a tense confrontation with their teacher, Herr Rauter. The story highlights the courage of children who use humor and satire to resist Nazi indoctrination, showing how their quiet rebellion keeps hope alive.

She Lived in Glory
7 pp

She Lived in Glory follows the final hours of the U.S.S. Lexington during the Coral Sea naval battle in May 1942, as the aircraft carrier withstands relentless attacks, battles fires, and struggles to stay afloat despite mounting damage and failing systems. Amid the chaos, crew members hold their posts with unwavering resolve, even as the ship is doomed and evacuation begins.

Once Again He Fights for Uncle Sam
4 pp

Gene Tunney, a former heavyweight champion, returns to service during World War II, now commanding the Navy’s physical training program, using his boxing experience to prepare pilots for combat. Meanwhile, a final message from Private Irving Strobing on the besieged island of Corregidor reveals his courage and hope as American forces fight desperately against overwhelming odds.

Last Message from Corregidor
5 pp

In the final hours before surrender, a young American officer and a Filipino radio operator transmit one last desperate message from Corregidor, their voices carrying hope and resolve amid the encroaching silence of war. Told with quiet dignity, "Last Message from Corregidor" captures a moment of courage and unity as men and women on a besieged island send their final words into the void.

The Dog Who Guarded His Master's Grave for 15 Years
4 pp
Five Against Death
8 pp · non-fiction; war

Five British Royal Air Force flyers, shot down over occupied Belgium, evade Nazi patrols with the help of a network of underground allies, including a sympathetic peasant and a courageous young woman named Madeleine, as they make a perilous journey through enemy territory toward freedom and reunion with their homeland.

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