The Victor #625

In the summer of 1914, Lieutenant Gerald Cadman rides back to his regiment, Prince Rupert’s Horse, the Fighting 43rd, after a brief leave—his thoughts split between duty and the quiet moments he’s left behind. Amid the dusty roads and distant thunder of war, a chance encounter with a fellow soldier, Tom Smith, stirs something unspoken in the air.

In the jungles of Malaya during World War II, Private Joe Coleman, an expert jungle fighter, teams up with explosives specialist Bill Trail and Malayan guerrilla leader Peng Lee to strike behind enemy lines. Disguised as a wrestler, his manager, and servant respectively, the trio slips into Singapore on a dangerous mission—bluffing their way through enemy patrols with nothing but nerve and a plan.

Tex Bannion, a seasoned trapper, sets out across Alaska’s frozen wastes by dog sledge, navigating the harsh terrain with quiet confidence. Just as he departs for the Loon Lake trap-line, two young hunters, Tarrant and Benson, prepare to launch their motor-driven sledge, their modern gear a stark contrast to the old ways.

In the muddy trenches of Flanders during March 1918, Corporal Bill Brand rides a specially-equipped motorcycle, his mission shrouded in secrecy as he navigates the chaos of a relentless German offensive. With the British forces pushed to the brink, his intelligence work becomes a vital thread in the war’s unfolding struggle.