Men in Action #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA military unit encounters an enemy soldier nicknamed "the Red Chicken" and must neutralize him before he can deliver a critical message to the enemy. The soldiers discover that the Red Chicken is actually carrying a dead pigeon with a message, which they intercept and use to their tactical advantage. The story concludes with the soldiers successfully thwarting the enemy's communication efforts and securing their position.
Lt. Kip Baker, on a brief furlough in Korea, finds his quiet stay disrupted when his house-boy Li mysteriously appears at the hospital, injured and claiming to have been helping a fellow soldier. As Baker is pulled back into active duty, he discovers that Li’s unexpected presence—and a hidden trail through enemy territory—may be key to a dangerous mission that could turn the tide of battle.
In a wartime patrol, Private Barry Gould risks everything to save a wounded homing pigeon he believes is still carrying a vital message, despite Sergeant Billings’ disbelief and the platoon’s skepticism. As the unit advances through enemy territory, Gould’s unorthodox loyalty to the bird—whom he names Mike—unexpectedly proves crucial when the pigeon delivers a message that turns the tide.
Deke Perkins enlists in the Army hoping to serve as a bugler, only to discover his skill is no longer needed in modern warfare—until the demands of combat in Korea give his bugle a new, vital purpose.
Tom Gentry, a defiant soldier court-martialed for his insubordination, is unexpectedly sent to Korea after a commanding officer takes pity on him. In the heat of combat, his rebellious attitude shifts when he faces a sudden enemy raid, forcing him to act with unexpected courage.
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↩ Reprints Battle Report #4 (1953), G-I in Battle #5 (1953), The Fighting Man #4 (1953)
Reprinted in War #8 (1962), Spellbound #55 (1965), Crack Action #4
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