Storyline

Two US soldiers face an approaching Nazi tank. Illustration is not directly related to the story of the same title.

Credits

• Pencils: Jerry Grandenetti
• Inks: Jerry Grandenetti
• Letters: Ira Schnapp

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Hank believes a sniper's job is the loneliest in the army, but finds plenty of action.

Credits

• Script: Bob Haney
• Pencils: Ross Andru
• Inks: Mike Esposito
• Letters: Gaspar Saladino

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Comparing weapons to their army manual descriptions, it is shown how the soldier is the most versatile weapon of all.

Credits

• Script: Bill Finger
• Pencils: Russ Heath
• Inks: Russ Heath
• Letters: Gaspar Saladino

Storyline

A solitary soldier crosses what should be an empty patch of ground, but encounters several enemy soldiers one-by-one.

Credits

• Script: Bob Haney
• Pencils: Ross Andru
• Inks: Mike Esposito
• Letters: Gaspar Saladino

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Jack must watch a dog that his battalion takes on as a mascot.

Credits

• Script: Ed Herron
• Pencils: Emily Benz
• Inks: Emily Benz
• Letters: Gaspar Saladino

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Three short stories including the "Sailboat Submarine" of World War II, a Navy pilot landing while temporarily blinded, and disarming an unexploded bomb.

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House ad for contest running in DC Comics, with winners announced in March issues.

Storyline

Brief histories of three war events in American history: the November 4, 1796 treaty to pay tribute to Pasha Yusuf Caramelli, the March 3, 1863 Enrollment Act (first draft law), and the December 29, 1890 Battle of Wounded Knee Creek, the final battle of the Indian Wars.

Storyline

Buzzy and a friend learn about the different types of nurses and why people get into a nursing career.

Characters

Other

• Buzzy Brown

Credits

• Script: Jack Schiff
• Pencils: Kate Eagle
• Inks: Kate Eagle
• Letters: Ira Schnapp