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Fightin' Air Force #19 (1960)

Charlton · 1960 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Der Sturmvogel
7 pp · aviation; war

Captain Redman, a U.S. pilot shot down by a mysterious German jet known as the Sturmvogel, survives a crash landing in French territory and delivers a harrowing report on the enemy’s superior speed and firepower. After his account is confirmed by British intelligence, he proposes a daring plan to counter the jet using experimental JATO rockets, leading to a secret mission to hunt down the elusive Sturmvogel in the skies over Germany.

The Life Saver
1 pp · war

In the scorching North African desert, a group of soldiers is cut off from their division, suffering from extreme thirst as the sun drains their strength. The sergeant withholds water from his canteen, claiming it will be enough to save them if rationed, but the true source of their survival is revealed only at the end.

The Tank-Manglers
5 pp · aviation; war

A young pilot and his crew attempt a daring low-altitude bombing run to stop Nazi tanks advancing toward Kasserine Pass, narrowly avoiding destruction as they dodge enemy fire and land in a precarious clearing. With the ground troops pinned down and another tank threatening from a ridge, the crew must decide whether to flee or risk another pass to finish off the remaining enemy armor.

Rene de Salles' 10th Victory
6 pp · aviation; war

A young American pilot, Captain Gary Lund, survives a dogfight over New Guinea and is rescued by an enigmatic Frenchman, ex-Major Rene de Salles, who claims to have flown a World War I-era Spad that defeated a modern Japanese fighter. Though skeptical, Lund is stunned when de Salles reveals the ancient plane is real and hidden in the jungle, and the two devise a daring plan to destroy a Japanese fuel depot using the Spad’s limited range and a risky glide attack.

The Tail Gunner
5 pp · aviation; war

Sergeant Foley, the self-proclaimed "sad sack" tail-gunner, endures relentless teasing from his crew for his repeated brushes with danger—each one more harrowing than the last. As he faces intense flak and enemy fighters over Europe, his courage and resilience begin to earn quiet respect, even as he remains the butt of jokes. When a mysterious connection to a British medic sparks unexpectedly, Foley’s true motives behind staying in combat begin to surface.

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