Battlefield Action #35

When Nazi commandos raid a French chateau where Allied brass are meeting in secret, Lt. Ed Eaton and his ragtag squad of infantrymen—dismissed by their superiors as misfits—suddenly stand as the only defense against a highly trained enemy force. With the generals held hostage inside and no reinforcements coming, these scrappy soldiers must find a way to turn the tables on Hitler's elite raiders using unconventional tactics and sheer grit. It's a wartime clash between appearances and abilities, where a unit written off as undisciplined troublemakers gets a chance to prove what they're really made of.

Lt. Harry Bolt cuts an impressive figure—athletic, trained, and the son of a decorated war hero—but when his platoon faces live German fire in a minefield, his courage crumbles under pressure, leaving his hometown soldiers to cover for their terrified officer. As the unit fights its way toward Nazi Germany, Sgt. Kapinsky and the men shield their lieutenant from discovery, determined to protect both his career and his father's proud reputation. When a major offensive looms and Bolt realizes he can no longer hide, he must finally confront whether he has it in him to lead.

Jan Heydrick, a legendary Dutch resistance fighter captured by the Nazis in 1942, faces execution at dawn—but the U.S. Rangers won't let Europe's symbol of hope fall without a fight. With 36 men against 12,000 Nazi troops and the entire Dutch Underground fighting at their side, Captain Daniels leads a daring assault on the most heavily guarded fortress in occupied Europe to break Heydrick out. It's a desperate gamble where every bridge blown and every guard silenced brings them closer to the waiting submarine that means freedom.