Foxhole #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe main story follows a G.I. named Joey who throws away his helmet during a night bombardment on the battlefield, and through a series of lucky maneuvers manages to keep firing his machine gun despite the chaos around him. A second story features a man who, while traveling and flying over Europe during WWII with contempt for Nazis, is forced to help a desperate stranger at a hotel and becomes entangled with German killers in black, ultimately being threatened by a Gestapo captain regarding his island and country.
In the aftermath of a grueling campaign, a young soldier and his friend briefly escape the front lines for a night of celebration in liberated Paris, only to be pursued by military police after their unauthorized leave. As the two split up to evade capture, the soldier is stunned to discover his former companion now holds a high rank—revealing a dramatic shift in their fortunes and a sudden, jarring confrontation.
A young man named Joey Davis, desperate to avenge his brother’s death, convinces a reluctant draft dodger named Sam to let him take his place in the army. As Joey endures the brutal realities of combat in Korea, he begins to live as Sam—until a fateful night forces him to confront the cost of that deception.
In the aftermath of a deadly dogfight over occupied France, a British pilot crashes and, as he dies, sees the haunting face of a man he once saved during a secret mission in Vienna years earlier—only to awaken in a hospital, where the same face now belongs to the surgeon who just saved his life. The story weaves a quiet, haunting mystery around fate, memory, and the unexpected connections forged in war.
In the aftermath of Pearl Harbor, a young lieutenant struggles to reconcile his bitterness over lost comrades with the quiet resolve of Major Paul Allison, a medical officer whose compassion and unyielding principles stand in stark contrast to the brutality of war. As the Japanese advance forces the unit into captivity, the major’s steadfast humanity—evident in his secret care for the wounded and his defiance of cruel orders—becomes both a beacon and a burden for those around him.
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