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Army War Heroes #15

Aug 1966 · Charlton · 0.12 USD
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"Tank Terror!" depicts a World War II engagement where American forces, including a Jeep driver with wounded men, confront a German T-34 tank near Ste. Gervaise, with a reconnaissance plane providing air support to help locate and neutralize the enemy armored threat. The second story presented shows the Korean War battle for Bloody Ridge in August 1951, where over 1,000 Republic of Korea soldiers died defending the strategic peak against attacks by the North Korean People's Army and Chinese Communist forces, with the position ultimately being captured and then recaptured by UN forces two days later.

Contains 4 stories
Sanctuary
8 pp · War

PFC Max Koller races a jeep full of badly wounded soldiers through a seemingly abandoned French village toward a field hospital, but he doesn't know that hidden Nazi forces have set up an ambush—held in check only by a watchful spotter plane overhead. When the jeep's radiator fails and Koller must leave his men to search for water, he stumbles into a deadly game where the enemy has every reason to silence him quietly, yet the circling aircraft becomes his unlikely lifeline. As reinforcements approach, Koller must decide whether to keep his cover or risk everything to warn the soldiers who are counting on him to get them to safety.

The Fugitives
4 pp · War

Two American G.I.'s separated from their regiment find themselves pinned down by a German tank in the Tunisian desert during Rommel's 1942 offensive—and their only chance of survival means staying dangerously close to the very machine hunting them. With grenades and quick thinking as their only weapons, they must outmaneuver a vengeful Nazi commander before the heavy armor can finish them off. It's a desperate game of cat and mouse across the North African landscape where one wrong move means the end.

Bloody Ridge: Korea, August 1951
3 pp · War

During the Korean War's ceasefire negotiations in 1951, Communist forces secretly fortified three strategic hills known as Bloody Ridge while peace talks stalled at Kaesong. When American and South Korean forces launched their assault on the heavily defended position in late August, they faced wave after wave of entrenched North Korean and Chinese troops emerging from hidden caves and trenches. This story chronicles the brutal, grinding battle as successive attack waves are repelled before finally breaking through with flanking maneuvers and specialized assault tactics.

Tank Terror
8 pp · War

A soldier from the 83rd Armored Infantry finds himself caught in a desperate fight for survival when a Russian T-34 tank singled him out during a Korean War engagement, turning their confrontation into a brutal game of cat-and-mouse. Cornered and outgunned, he makes a daring decision that leads him to seize control of the very weapon hunting him down. With his newfound iron beast, he discovers the tables have turned—but holding onto victory proves far more complicated than winning the initial fight.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
cover pencils, inks Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio

Reprints

Reprinted in Tales of Action #2 (1966), Fightin' Army #147 (1980)

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