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U.S. Paratroops #4 (1952)

Avon · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Airborne Assault on Gensan!
6 pp · war

When North Korean forces disguise themselves as civilian refugees to infiltrate U.N. lines, Sgt. Gasco and the 101st Airborne Division's experimental K-9 Corps are ordered to execute a daring raid on the enemy supply depot at Gensan. Man and dog prepare for their first combat jump together, knowing that the success of this mission could determine whether war dogs have a future in airborne operations.

The Valley of Death
6 pp · war

Paratroopers Gasco and King—man and war dog—lead the charge to smash an enemy buildup in a brutal valley campaign, only to face a devastating personal cost that will test King's loyalty and resolve. When the unit discovers an enemy plot to infiltrate American lines disguised as refugees, King must prove he still has what it takes to protect his fellow soldiers. A hard-hitting tale of combat, sacrifice, and one dog's unwavering bond with his comrades.

Sneak Attack!
7 pp · war

Enemy soldiers disguised as refugees infiltrate Allied lines in Korea, but a patrol dog named King recognizes one of his former captors and alerts Private Logan to the treacherous plot. Captured and bound, Logan must rely on King's loyalty and quick thinking to escape, expose the sneak attack before it launches at midnight, and stop the coordinated assault on the U.N. camp. This hard-hitting war story captures the tension of sabotage behind the lines and the unbreakable bond between soldier and dog.

Beyond Courage!
6 pp · war

Gus Karolsky has spent his life running from violence—a man-made gun accident in his youth hardened him against weapons, and even military training couldn't shake his dread. But when enemy forces trap his unit during a brutal ambush, the pacifist draftee makes an impossible choice, taking a stand with a machine gun to hold back wave after wave of attackers and save his entire front from collapse. "Beyond Courage!" tells the story of how a man who feared guns became a hero his country would never forget.

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