Fightin' Army #64

In the midst of a chaotic night behind enemy lines, Tanker Shay and the 90-Day Wonder find themselves trapped inside a Nazi perimeter after a botched navigation by a clueless lieutenant. As the pair narrowly evade death and navigate a series of tense, near-fatal missteps, Tanker Shay must keep the inexperienced rookie alive while proving that leadership isn’t about rank—but quick thinking and nerve.

A U.S. lieutenant and his Vietnamese guide, Lu Ghe, are ambushed in a rice paddy by Viet-Cong guerrillas, forcing them to rely on quick thinking and local knowledge to survive. As they navigate the treacherous terrain and evade hidden enemies, they must decide whether to risk entering a nearby village where the enemy may be waiting.

In the freezing mud of North Korea in March 1951, a tank crew struggles to keep their vehicle moving as it sinks into deep muck, narrowly avoiding a deadly plunge. With enemy armor approaching and the tank on fire, the gunner must stay at his post, fighting to keep the crew alive despite the crushing danger of being trapped inside.

That First Day follows a young replacement soldier, Johnny Peters, as he endures his first day in combat during the Italy campaign of 1944. Under the harsh tutelage of a seasoned sergeant, Peters learns the hard way that survival in war depends on instinct, discipline, and staying low—especially when a hidden Nazi sniper is waiting for his next mistake.