Our Army at War #120
In "Battle Tags for Easy Co.!", a tense moment under fire gives way to a moment of humanity as veteran Rock shares the origins of his unit’s most colorful nicknames—Ice Cream Soldier, Wildman, and Bulldozer—each tale a glimpse into the men behind the ranks. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life with gritty precision by Joe Kubert, this 1962 issue captures the camaraderie and quiet courage of soldiers in the thick of war. The cover by Jerry Grandenetti vividly captures the unit’s spirit, a snapshot of brotherhood in the face of danger.
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When a new recruit threatens to panic under enemy attack, Rock distracts him by telling stories of how Ice Cream Soldier, Wildman, and Bulldozer got their nicknames.
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