Fightin' Army #39

General Rees drives his regiment hard through brutal training before leading them into the hedgerows of France, where his harsh discipline earns him nothing but resentment from exhausted, green troops. When a demoralizing first assault on the fortified town of Serouac crumbles, Rees must find a new way to rally his shattered men—and discovers that the answer lies not in commands barked from the rear, but in the courage he's willing to show them face-to-face. "The Way To Fight" is a war story about what soldiers truly need from their leaders when the bullets start flying.

During a surprise attack on American forces in New Guinea, Lt. Beckwith finds himself the sole survivor in his sector and decides to turn the tide—armed with a rifle, a sniper scope, and a silencer, he strikes deep into enemy territory to locate and destroy a hidden Japanese ammunition and supply dump. What begins as one soldier's desperate bid to even the odds becomes a turning point that demoralization the enemy and opens the door for a coordinated American counter-attack. His skill and sacrifice prove that sometimes one man with purpose can change the course of a battle.

A soldier born to German-immigrant parents arrives at war believing Hitler's army is truly superhuman—but as he fights through North Africa, Sicily, Italy, and finally into France, he discovers the hard truth about the so-called "super-race." From the beaches of Normandy to the Rhine, this soldier's journey transforms him from a doubter into a believer in his own side's strength, one brutal battle at a time.