Marines Attack #7

In the midst of a harrowing Korean front, a young Marine named Welland, haunted by fear and past nightmares, finds himself alone and blinded after a grenade blast, yet must fight to survive when enemy forces close in. As he stumbles through the dark, disoriented and desperate, his courage is tested in ways he never expected—proving that even in the deepest fear, a soldier can find strength.

Alston, Red Susman, and Tony Spinelli are pinned down in a narrow tunnel on Iwo Jima, trapped between enemy fire from a blockhouse above and the threat of being overrun. With no way to retreat and the Japanese using the underground network to ambush them, the two surviving marines, Red Susman and Tony Spinelli, make a desperate decision to crawl into the tight, jagged tunnels beneath the blockhouse. As they navigate the suffocating passage, they discover the enemy’s ammunition stockpile—and turn the tables on their attackers.

In the brutal autumn of 1918, a young Marine named Nicholas Alascias and his comrades launch a daring assault across no man’s land against the heavily fortified Kriemhilde Line, facing relentless machine gun fire, poison gas, and entrenched German troops. Despite overwhelming odds and the deadly challenge of enemy tanks, the Marines rely on grit, improvisation, and precision marksmanship to push forward in one of the war’s fiercest battles.