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War Heroes #26 (1967)

Charlton · 1967 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Forced Landing
8 pp · war

A B-24 bomber crew hunting for a Japanese submarine crash-lands on an uncharted Pacific island in 1944, only to discover the very target they were searching for lurking in the shallow waters offshore. With their damaged plane and a skeleton crew, the skipper devises a dangerous plan to keep the sub occupied while the bomber attempts takeoff and delivers its payload. It's a tense race against time where split-second decisions and small-arms fire become the difference between escape and destruction.

The Headsman
6 pp · war

A young pilot named Jack Pryor watches his squadron dwindle one by one to a skilled German ace—Baron Hanstein Luddenvoss, whose cobra-marked Albatros has become a symbol of death itself. When Major Neal Ryan reveals that a mysterious "Headsman" has been transferred in to restore the pilots' shattered confidence and take down the legendary killer, Pryor discovers that the least likely member of the squadron may be the answer to breaking the enemy's stranglehold on their fear.

Those Who Lived
3 pp · war

"Those Who Lived" explores the quiet mercy that sometimes cuts through the chaos of war, following soldiers across multiple theaters—a German home-guard, a wounded American airman, and a POW—whose lives were spared by enemy combatants who chose humanity over orders. Set near the end of World War II, the story examines how chance encounters and unexpected compassion can determine who walks away from battlefields and prison camps alive. A sobering reminder that even in humanity's darkest hours, individual choices can mean the difference between death and survival.

A Dead Hero
8 pp · war

When a mysterious Major and his impossible-to-kill unit arrive at Dog Company's desperate position on Hill Blue 7, Captain Ellison and his men find themselves swept up in a stunning counterattack against entrenched Nazi forces. As the Major leads the assault up the slope—seeming to move untouched through a storm of fire—the soldiers begin to wonder just who they're fighting alongside. This 1967 tale from War Heroes explores the price of a promise made in the face of death.

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