Fightin' Army #71

Cpl. Hank Kramer and Capt. Lemm investigate a French village still holding hidden dangers after a recent battle, uncovering a Nazi anti-tank gun in a bakery and facing deadly snipers. As tensions rise, Kramer’s aggressive tactics draw criticism from the more cautious captain, who accuses him of being a war criminal—though Kramer insists he’s just doing his duty to protect his comrades.

In the freezing darkness of a January ridge in 1951, Lieutenant Ben Lundgren and his weary platoon brace for another relentless assault by Chinese Communist Forces, relying on dwindling supplies and sheer grit to hold their line. As the night unfolds in waves of gunfire, flares, and the chilling presence of the enemy, they endure the brutal rhythm of combat—each reprieve fleeting, each victory hard-won, with the promise of dawn their only comfort.

In a tense 1966 Vietnam setting, an Army pilot flying low in a light plane spots a lone Viet Cong fighter crossing the Danang River after a successful airstrike. The pilot radios in the sighting, urging ground forces to pursue the escaping enemy, hoping he might lead them to a larger Viet Cong camp.

In the grim twilight of Hill 133, Lieutenant Gabe Tully leads his platoon in a desperate assault against entrenched Japanese forces, facing overwhelming odds and a relentless enemy commander driven by personal vengeance. As the battle rages through ambushes, explosions, and brutal close combat, Tully pushes his men forward with unwavering resolve, knowing the cost may be everything.