Army Attack #43

American soldiers on patrol in Vietnam confront an enemy that fights without warning and vanishes without a trace—the hit-and-run tactics of the Viet Cong force a small unit to adapt fast or die. When Sergeant Al Reame decides the only way to survive is to hunt rather than be hunted, he and his men discover that outsmarting an invisible enemy in unfamiliar jungle is a fight unlike any training could prepare them for.

During the Korean War, Corporal Don Sidlek leads a patrol into a cave system harboring over a hundred Chinese Communist troops and heavy weapons—a hidden threat that could devastate the nearby lines if left unchecked. When Sidlek is wounded by enemy fire, fellow soldier Max Aahrens takes up the flamethrower and pushes deeper into the cave to neutralize the enemy position, knowing the stakes for his entire outfit. This wartime tale shows what one soldier will risk when the survival of his unit hangs in the balance.

During the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944, Nazi commander Obersturmbannfuhrer Otto Skorzeny executes a daring infiltration scheme: specially trained German soldiers dressed as American soldiers slip behind Allied lines to sow chaos, switching road signs, cutting communications, and directing troops into ambushes. When captured infiltrators reveal the plot to American forces, paranoia spreads across the front—but the G.I.s adapt, developing an instinct for spotting the imposters and turning the tables on Skorzeny's brilliant but ultimately doomed operation.

In a small French village caught between armies, Lt. Bill Robbins and his men find themselves pinned down with wounded soldiers and civilians when a Nazi colonel demands their surrender—or threatens to execute everyone. With only an hour before the bombardment begins, Robbins must use the village's hidden resistance arsenal and a desperate series of ambushes to turn the tables on a far superior force. It's a tense battle of wits and improvisation where an outnumbered American lieutenant proves that courage and quick thinking can outmaneuver overwhelming odds.