Battlefield Action #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Champagne Campaign" follows Allied forces during a military operation in France involving air support, artillery bombardment, and ground combat. The story depicts soldiers coordinating radio communications and air strikes against entrenched German positions, including a heavy machine gun post defended by elite Nazi troops. The narrative emphasizes tactical coordination between air and ground forces as they advance through the battlefield under fire.
When PFC. Lionel Burdick refuses to rejoin his platoon on a doomed hill, a general threatens court-martial—but a sudden German barrage forces an uneasy alliance between the resentful soldier and the brass. Trapped together in a cave with enemy forces closing in, Burdick and the general must work as a team to hold the line and call in support, each discovering more about the other than either expected.
Stranded and alone on the fog-shrouded island of Kiska after his patrol is ambushed, Sgt. Babe Panelli finds himself the sole survivor—surrounded by Japanese forces and armed with only his wits, his dead comrades' radio, and a burning need for revenge. Over two grueling weeks, this determined soldier becomes a ghost in the mist, using guerrilla tactics to scout enemy positions, sabotage their defenses, and report coordinates back to the American command, all while knowing he may never leave the island alive. It's a harrowing tale of one man's refusal to surrender, even when the odds are impossibly stacked against him.
A G.I. reconnaissance unit fights its way through occupied southern France in August 1944, where supposed Nazi retreats turn out to be carefully laid ambushes—but an encounter with French Resistance fighters offers unexpected allies and a chance to prove the "Playboy Division" has real teeth. When a sudden German counteroffensive with tanks threatens the village, the soldier must coordinate with American fighter support and local forces to survive what seemed like peaceful duty. It's a tense reminder that even when victory looks certain on the map, the real war is fought in villages and on dangerous roads where nothing's guaranteed.
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