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Soldier Comics #3 (1952)

Cleland · 1952 · 37 pages

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A battle rages as American soldiers secure a position and face off against enemy forces in intense combat. The story follows soldiers executing artillery strikes against the opposition, with commanders coordinating fire orders while pilots fly dangerous missions overhead, including one in which MIG bullets damage a bomber's oxygen line. Through coordinated military operations and strategic positioning, the American forces ultimately push back the enemy and claim victory over the opposing Red forces.

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