G.I. Combat #9

These daring soldiers—the "Truck-Busters"—slip behind enemy lines night after night to sabotage the Communist supply convoys feeding the brutal barrage on Allied positions, but when they're tipped off to a massive ammunition truck run assembling in the Korean mountains, their hunt for a record score leads them straight into a deadly Red trap. With the odds stacked against them and time running out, these unsung raiders must find a way to survive the day trapped deep in hostile territory. The thrilling true account of how a handful of war-weary GIs became the phantom menace the enemy feared most.

A lone Soviet T-34 tank prowls the frozen Korean hills around the Myongu River, harassing a UN outpost after being separated from its unit—and Lieutenant Saunders' tank-killer team finds itself pinned down without anti-tank weapons or radio support. When the brutal cold and the tank's relentless firepower keep the GIs trapped, Murphy and Chavez cook up an improvised plan to turn the terrain itself into a weapon.

When the Psychological Warfare Branch drops 30,000 leaflets warning the Red village of Kaewan of an imminent bombing raid, Corporal Sam Keats faces an agonizing conflict: his best friend Tom Buckner is among the American prisoners the enemy has threatened to execute if the bombers come. Racing against dawn and a devastating air strike, Keats must find a way to rescue his comrades from behind enemy lines before the B-29s reduce the village to rubble. A Korean War tale that pits duty against loyalty in the heat of combat.

Lieutenant Harris's anti-guerilla platoon races to the Korean village of Kyanju after a brutal raid by Colonel Nim's forces, determined to hunt down the enemy before they slip back into the mountains. When a war correspondent named Sam Case joins the squad, he discovers firsthand why these men have earned a fearsome reputation—and finds himself face-to-face with impossible odds when they corner the guerillas in a heavily fortified cave. It's a story of grit, sacrifice, and the cost of war in the trackless Korean terrain.