Fightin' Army #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue features a story titled "The Taste of War" in which a soldier recounts to a young boy his experiences in combat, describing the harsh realities of battle. A sergeant named McCall, who earned medals for his fighting prowess, is revealed to be a fool for volunteering, and the narrative follows combat action in a war zone. The comic also includes an informational article titled "Always Alert" by Captain John Hollister detailing new military technology and innovations being tested by the armed forces, including a SAGE radar antenna system and a portable nuclear reactor for Army use in remote areas.
Cpl. Turk McCall was once a decorated war hero in Korea, but nine years later he's a master sergeant coasting on his past glory, drowning in gambling debts and neglecting his duties—until a desperate stranger offers him quick money in exchange for classified weapons manuals. As McCall wrestles with financial ruin threatening his family and his career, he faces a choice that could cost him far more than the medals gathering dust in his scrapbook.
Sgt. Miles Kubek accepts an invitation to visit a farm near the East German border, only to discover he's been lured into a trap by a beautiful woman working for the enemy—and now the Reds are determined to squeeze him for classified information about atomic weapons. Major Nicholas Martell launches a daring rescue operation to bring Kubek back before he breaks under interrogation. It's a tense race against time in the heart of Cold War Germany.
Fresh from the Academy, Lt. Lewis G. Kress takes command of his first infantry unit training in the high desert—but the seasoned Cpl. Ed Lasky, a decorated Korean War veteran, sees the young officer as all textbook and no backbone. When a clash of wills between them spirals into insubordination and a dangerous confrontation, Kress must find a way to prove himself worthy of leading men who've already seen real combat.
Andrew Leggett, a reluctant Ohio draftee who questioned the point of military service in peacetime, learns a brutal lesson when he's posted to the buffer zone in Korea—where a supposed ceasefire offers no protection from deadly skirmishes and probing enemy patrols. As the young soldier faces combat for the first time, he discovers that even without a declared war, the danger is all too real, and that survival demands more than he bargained for when he took the oath.
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