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Battlefield Action #46 (1963)

Charlton · 1963 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Vigil
4 pp · war
Bringing Up the Captain
8 pp · war

When a National Guard company from Michigan—rough men accustomed to hard work—is called to active duty and lands at Anzio in January 1944, they find themselves under Captain Tyrell Naughton, a college-educated officer who proves unable to handle the brutal reality of combat. Sergeant Kobich must navigate the tension between his contempt for Naughton's cowardice and his respect for the man's father, an older officer of genuine mettle, while watching good soldiers die around them. As the months of brutal stalemate wear on, Naughton's character begins to transform in unexpected ways.

The Commissar's Girl
4 pp · war

A young American corporal stationed along the East German border falls for Gert Gruder, only to find himself caught between duty and danger when a Soviet official grows jealous of their relationship. When intimidation turns to threats, he must decide how far he's willing to go to protect her—and what that choice might cost him with his command.

Who Saved Whom?
6 pp · war

During World War II in Italy, an American soldier named George stumbles upon an abandoned farmhouse where a young local man named Emilio has been cooking for Nazi occupiers—until a tense confrontation with a German officer forces Emilio to make a choice that will bind the two men as lifelong friends. Years later, over dinner in peacetime, George and Emilio reveal the true story of who really saved whom that day, each insisting the other owes him a debt that neither will ever fully repay.

Theodore Roosevelt
1 pp · non-fiction; biography
Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt overcame childhood illness and physical weakness through sheer determination, becoming a crack shot and skilled horseman before serving as a police commissioner, naval official, and writer. When the Spanish-American War erupted in 1898, he answered the call to cavalry duty, leading the Rough Riders up San Juan Hill as the middle-aged statesman proved himself a fighting man and hero. His remarkable journey from sickly youth to legendary figure stands as testament to the power of perseverance and courage.

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