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Buddies of the U.S. Army #2 (1953)

Avon · 1953 · 35 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Wolves on the Loose!
7 pp · humor; military

When a pair of soldier buddies stumble into a carnival midway, they fall hard for a snake-charming con artist and her accomplice—only to discover they've been expertly fleeced by a smooth-talking crew of carnival shysters. What starts as a romantic mix-up spirals into a wild chase across roller-coasters and midway chaos that neither Jon nor his pal could have predicted. It's all the screwball mayhem you'd expect from "Wolves on the Loose!"—a tale of lovesick soldiers, mistaken identities, and the kind of trouble that follows when you trust the wrong dame at a carnival.

Fighting Fools!
6 pp · humor; military

Two Army buddies, Jon Wendall and Mike McClusky, are back stateside for training when they spot the Colonel's daughter and immediately start competing for her attention—but their rivalry keeps landing them in hot water, from wrecking a dance hall to being volunteered for an inter-service wrestling match. When the boys discover each other's romantic schemes at the match itself, their jealousy takes over in the only way these fighting fools know how, turning the bout into something nobody expected.

Assignment: Death!
6 pp · humor; war

Two Army buddies are ordered to retrieve a crucial camera from a downed reconnaissance plane deep in enemy territory—but their constant bickering and pratfalls turn a covert mission into a chaotic escape. When they're captured and jailed, an underground operative helps them slip out in disguise, leading to a wildly improvised plan involving sabotaged food and a desperate dash back to their helicopter.

Flash Flood!
6 pp · war
Dan Loomis

Sergeant Dan Loomis leads a Marine platoon toward the embattled regiment at Shaigu, but their guide Chiu reveals himself as a traitor, luring them into a devastating ambush with enemy forces closing in from two sides. Pinned down and running low on ammunition, Loomis devises an ingenious plan to turn the tables—using the very river that traps them as a weapon against their attackers.

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