Battlefield Action #58

During the Korean War, American soldiers of Able Company face waves of Chinese Communist attacks whose psychological warfare—blaring bugles, clanging drums, and piercing noise—is as deadly as their sheer numbers. When a Navy pilot in an F4U Corsair turns the tide of a brutal assault, the unit must hold their ground to buy time for wounded and equipment to evacuate, but another attack looms that night. One soldier hatches an unconventional plan to use the enemy's own terror tactics against them—if his men are willing to fight noise with noise.

In the North African desert, Lt. Mike Burke and his tank crew face relentless Stuka dive-bombers that prove far deadlier than enemy armor—until Burke devises an audacious plan to turn the tables. By gutting a disabled tank and loading it with extra anti-aircraft firepower as bait, Burke sets a trap that could finally give his men a fighting chance against the Luftwaffe's screaming attackers. It's a gamble that could either save his unit or make them sitting ducks for an even more determined enemy.

Country Boy Hart panics when Japanese soldiers overrun his position on Guadalcanal, fleeing through enemy lines in a desperate sprint—but his chaotic flight takes an unexpected turn when he stumbles onto a hidden vantage point and spots the machine gun nest that's been pinning down his outfit. Now armed with a rifle, grenades, and a grim determination to make up for his cowardice, Hart fights his way back through enemy territory, turning his frantic escape into something far more consequential than he ever bargained for.