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Fightin' Air Force #45 (1964)

Charlton · 1964 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
High Spy Squadron
10 pp · war

A volunteer fighter squadron flying F-104A jets on covert reconnaissance missions near the Iron Curtain finds itself caught between duty and survival when its pilots face enemy interception at altitudes where the odds of escape grow slimmer by the minute. When Captain Ray Michelini's jet takes critical damage during a high-altitude run, he must rely on split-second flying skill and his squadron's support to navigate hostile territory and make it home. Fast-paced Cold War action from the pages of Fightin' Air Force in 1964.

The Lightning Strikes
5 pp · war

A Marine colonel languishes as a Japanese prisoner at Rabaul until a lone P-38 Lightning pilot begins striking the heavily fortified island—and his executive officer devises a desperate plan to use the air raids as cover for a rescue attempt. With a narrow window and a native canoe, Lieutenant Russ Haverman and his men must reach their commanding officer before the enemy realizes what's happening, relying on precise timing and the courage of Air Force Captain Joe Macklin's repeated bombing runs.

Death Rode My Wing
5 pp · war

A U.S. Air Force major stationed in Formosa finds himself clashing with a talented but resentful Chinese squadron leader during joint training missions—tensions that explode into something far more dangerous when Major Ordway discovers his rival attempting to steal classified fighter specifications. As the confrontation shifts from the ground to the skies, Ordway must use every trick in his arsenal to stop Yu Sing from delivering vital secrets to enemy hands.

Last Mission To Hell
5 pp · war

Major Wilson has survived 49 harrowing bombing runs, but as his 50th mission looms—a dangerous low-level strike on a German fighter field near Berlin—he's haunted by how close death has come and whether he'll make it home. When the operation turns into a desperate solo run after his wingman goes down, Wilson must fight through enemy fire, injuries, and the breaking point of his own endurance to nurse his crippled B-24 back to England. It's a tense race against exhaustion and enemy fighters in what might be his final flight.

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