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Marine War Heroes #14 (1966)

Charlton · 1966 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Tiger of Tokyo
8 pp · war

General Shimachi Kuri, the celebrated "Tiger of Tokyo," unveils an audacious plan to attack San Francisco and conquer North America—but Captain Jake Vogel, a Marine who once faced the general in a rigged bout years before the war, volunteers to lead a covert raid on the island where Kuri and the Japanese Imperial Staff are gathered. With a handful of men and a submarine at his back, Vogel infiltrates the heavily guarded installation to settle an old score and strike at the heart of enemy command.

Night Raiders
4 pp · war

When a surprise CCF night raid threatens Baker Company's position in Korea, Cpl. Jim Michaels conceives a bold counterattack inspired by his old woodchuck-hunting days—station a patrol behind enemy lines to catch the raiders in a deadly crossfire as they retreat. The plan transforms the tide of the nightly attacks, and Michaels finds himself conducting guerrilla operations deep in hostile territory to keep the enemy off-balance.

Hidden Eyes!
3 pp · war

When his buddy Gerry is killed by Viet Cong fire, Nick finds himself pinned down and hunted in enemy territory, acutely aware of unseen eyes tracking his every move. Outnumbered and unable to see his attackers, he must use stealth and cunning to survive the encounter and recover his fallen comrade. A tense 1966 war story about a soldier's desperate fight against an invisible enemy.

Baptism of Fire
8 pp · war

A tough drill instructor who trained raw recruits into fighting marines finally gets his shot at combat—but when he lands on Saipan with the men he once hardened in boot camp, a close brush with enemy fire leaves him shaken and slow to react. As his former trainees watch to see if their hardnosed sergeant still has what it takes, he'll have to prove himself under fire alongside the very marines he once pushed to their breaking point.

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