Battlefield Action #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an anthology issue containing multiple war stories. "Where Do They Come From?" depicts a lone G.I. operating a machine gun to defend a position against enemy forces. "The Lone G.I." follows a soldier engaged in intense combat, firing a weapon as explosions erupt around him. "Eulogy For A Coward" tells of soldiers discussing a man's heroic actions in battle, with one soldier rescuing trapped men from a burning tank. The issue also includes a historical narrative about Civil War operations in August 1861, detailing military movements and battles involving Generals Pope, Jackson, and Lee.
Corporal Robert B. McGreeedy emerges as the sole survivor of his division after a nuclear holocaust devastates their base in Southeast Asia. Armed with classified documents and a desperate mission, he infiltrates an enemy stronghold deep in enemy territory, hunting for the control systems that could turn the tide of a world gone mad. In "The Lone G.I.", this one soldier will face impossible odds to strike back against the dictatorship that has consumed the free world.
An ordinary kid from Jersey, Buddy Lewitt never thought of himself as hero material—he was afraid of heights, reluctant to fight, and certainly not the military type when the draft board came calling. But when he finds himself in the frozen Korean theater in late 1950, facing a Chinese breakthrough and impossible odds, the scared eighteen-year-old discovers that heroism isn't something you're born with; it's what you become when you have no choice. This is the story of how an average boy became the soldier his country needed.
PFC Jim Henley faces a nerve-wracking test of nerve and training when he's ordered to clear an enemy-occupied house alone—armed and determined, but uncertain what horrors await him inside. As he fights through smoke and chaos with grenades and gunfire, searching room by room, Henley must push past his fear to finish the job. A hard-hitting tale of a soldier learning what it takes to survive.
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