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U.S. Air Force Comics #9 (1960)

Charlton · 1960 · 36 pages

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Contains 3 stories
The Jungle Eagle!
8 pp · aviation; war

During the brutal air campaign over Guadalcanal in 1942, First Lieutenant Charlie Abbot of the Army Air Force becomes the sole pilot capable of flying the battered P-38 Lightning against overwhelming Japanese forces. As enemy Zeros strafe the Marines holding the ridge, Abbot takes to the skies repeatedly, engaging multiple enemy fighters in desperate combat to protect his ground troops. Wounded but determined, he keeps flying mission after mission despite his damaged aircraft and the toll the island's heat, disease, and relentless combat take on the entire squadron.

The Gamblers
8 pp · aviation; war

Chop Hennigan, a hot-shot fighter pilot with a talent for downing enemy jets, finds his winning streak—and his freedom—cut short when a strict new commanding officer bans the friendly betting pools the squadron uses to blow off steam between dangerous combat missions. When a critical low-level strafing run goes badly because of the new skipper's rigid tactics, Hennigan must decide whether discipline or his unconventional methods matter more to his squadron's survival in Korea.

Colonel Mike's Voice
7 pp · aviation; war

In the skies over Germany, Colonel Mike Micheski's calm, authoritative voice becomes a lifeline for inexperienced fighter pilots—warning them of danger, calling out enemy traps, and diving in with guns blazing to save their lives. When a group of young pilots fall victim to a German decoy and find themselves facing a Messerschmitt ambush, Colonel Mike makes a fateful choice to protect them. His sacrifice ignites a ripple effect across the entire European theater, as American airmen begin looking out for one another with the same selfless spirit that defined the legendary colonel.

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