Published: April 1959
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Story Featuring Gunner and Sarge
Julius Schwartz's editorial records, supplied to the GCD by DC Comics, indicate that this cover was created by Jerry Grandenetti.
Gunner teaches us that the man with the gun may have to use it against Japanese PT Boats, planes, or as a baseball bat...in between naps, that is.
Pencils and inks credits from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided to the GCD by DC Comics. Feature continues in Our Fighting Forces #45.
""Bug out" -- during the Korean war..."
An illustrated feature page.
A Nazi squad wages a war of nerves against a single American soldier in an abandoned town.
Pencils and inks credits from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided to the GCD by DC Comics.
Story Featuring Private Diary
"Monday -- Dear Diary: I thought I'd get out of the guard-house..."
Letter Column Featuring Combat Corner
Letters from Bob Haines, Jim Holmes, Whitney Steele, and Charles Treat.
The wind separates a parachuting American squad. One soldier ends up with three machine guns to set up to defend against the Nazis.
"There was a weight lifter named Lane."
"Why does the Viking Prince risk his life time and time again..."
"There once was an archer named Park."
"There once was a rocket-ship ace..."
"Make money get prizes with fast selling American Seeds"
Back cover.
"Are you skinny like I was?"
Inside back cover.
"Do you want spending money?"
"Free! Rare combination - giant collection"
"Toys! Tricks! Surprises! Galore"
Inside front cover.
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