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G.I. Combat #41 (1956)

Quality Comics · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Trapped Under Fire
9 pp · war

Corporal Willy Kee and Sergeant Ed Bates volunteer for a dangerous mission behind enemy lines to locate and destroy a downed Marine Corsair carrying a supersecret radar instrument before the Reds can capture it. The two pals face a gauntlet of firefights, close calls, and enemy patrols as they race through hostile territory to find the wreck hidden in a rocky gully. With odds stacked impossibly against them, Willy and Ed must use quick thinking and teamwork to complete their objective and make it back alive.

Subterranean Ambush
6 pp · war

When a sudden Red bombardment forces a G.I. unit to take shelter in a warehouse cellar in the Yugoslav border town of Krno, they discover they're not alone—enemy soldiers have sought the same refuge. What begins as a tense underground firefight in 1956 quickly escalates into something far larger, testing the platoon's resolve as they face infiltrators and a mounting threat to the town itself.

Trumpet of Doom
7 pp · war

In "Trumpet of Doom," New Orleans jazzman Fordie finds himself caught in the chaos of war, far from the clubs and rhythms he loves. When his unit is overrun, he grabs the enemy signal man's horn and unleashes a final, defiant blast of music that stirs his comrades to fight back — a last, blazing note in a world gone silent.

The Secret Red Guns
6 pp · war

Sergeant Harris, suspicious by nature, stumbles onto hidden enemy artillery concealed within South Korean territory—and his investigation leads him straight to his old friend Chin's farm, where nothing is quite what it seems. As Harris closes in on the secret red guns, he discovers that the situation is far more complicated than simple enemy treachery, and the real test becomes deciding who to trust when danger closes in from all sides. This taut 1956 war story delivers the tension and moral ambiguity that made G.I. Combat a standout in the genre.

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