Fightin' Marines #32

Marine Private "Rabbit" Deegan earned his unflattering nickname after being the sole survivor of a Japanese tank attack on Guadalcanal—but he's determined to prove he's more than just a man who runs. When his new platoon ships out to Bougainville in 1943, Deegan discovers that speed and nerve, used the right way, can turn a reputation around.

When the U.S. Marines landed in France during World War I, they faced trench warfare for the first time—and the inexperienced 4th Brigade found themselves thrown against some of Germany's toughest forces at Belleau Wood. Under relentless artillery fire, poison gas, and murderous machine-gun crossfire, the green Marines refused to break, earning a fearsome nickname from their German enemies: Der Teufelshunde—the Devil Dogs. This 1959 war story captures the brutal reality of those desperate charges across No Man's Land and the grit that turned a rookie unit into legends.

Major Tom Raksic leads eight volunteers on a daring parachute raid into the German Alps, armed with nothing but recoilless rifles and a single objective: destroy a hidden underground fortress before the enemy can seal it shut. With the target in sight and enemy fire closing in, the team must work fast to breach the caverns and eliminate a cache of supplies that could change the course of the war. It's a tightly coordinated strike where timing, training, and nerve are the only advantages these soldiers have.

A Marine sergeant with hard-won combat experience knows the deadliest enemy is the one you never see coming—and when his squad gets pinned down on a Korean slope, he's forced to put that brutal lesson into practice. Separated from his outfit and outnumbered, he'll have to use every ounce of training and grit to survive "The Unseen!"