G.I. Combat #16

On a covert weather-gathering mission deep in hostile territory, six G.I.s parachute behind enemy lines only to find themselves hunted by both Mongolian forces and Red Chinese patrols across two thousand miles of unforgiving terrain. When their operation is discovered and their equipment destroyed, the men face an impossible choice: fight their way to the sea with dwindling supplies, or negotiate with the very enemies closing in around them.

At a brutal Red prisoner-of-war camp, sadistic Commandant General Komotsu offers PFC. Charles Tomahawk a twisted chance at freedom: a one-hour head start into a hundred square miles of forest before the general hunts him down like game, dogs and rifle in hand. Forced to rely on the ancestral skills of his forefathers, Tomahawk must outwit a madman who believes himself an unbeatable hunter in a desperate fight for survival.

A raid on a North Korean radar station goes off without a hitch—until the platoon reaches their escape submarine and finds it destroyed by an enemy scout party. Cut off from their only way home, with the sea at their backs and communist forces closing in from three sides, a small band of American soldiers must dig in on the beach and hold the line against overwhelming odds. As wave after wave of enemy attacks hammer their shrinking perimeter, the captain and his men face a grim choice: surrender or fight to the last man.

A Marine engineering team must build an emergency landing strip in Indo-China while fending off relentless Viet-Minh attacks—a task that demands ingenuity, guts, and the willingness to improvise under fire. With French forces holding the line in the jungle and enemy fighters dug in around the construction site, the Sarge and his men have to outthink a numerically superior force to get those steel mats down and get planes in the air. It's a tense race against time where every minute counts and the only way out is through.