G.I. Combat, #229 Newsstand

Published: May 1981

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Issue Contents:
A Bell for Dying / The Barefoot G.I.s

Story Featuring The Haunted Tank

"2 Haunted Tank Thrillers"

Credits
Story Notes

Colors credit provided by Anthony Tollin.

Do Only Cowards Quit?

"As some wounded G.I.s stagger through dense tropical shrubbery..."

Story Notes

inside front cover

A Bell for Dying

Story Featuring The Haunted Tank

"Unique among all the tanks in World War II is the Haunted Tank..."

Story Notes

Divided in 2 parts: "Highway to Hell" and "The Last Assault!".

The Walking Booby Trap

Story Featuring OSS

"The first German jets to appear in the skies over Europe flashed past our B-17s like thunderbolts..."

Eyes of a Traitor

"Sometimes your best buddy can turn out to have the..."

Story Notes

binoculars

1 Shot That Killed 100

"April 1940... The tiny city of Marennes falls as Hitler's Wehrmacht rolls relentlessly through France..."

Substitute Corpse

"Cornered by the enemy and desperate, he was a dead man... unless he could find a..."

Credits
The Bare-Footed G.I.'s

Story Featuring The Haunted Tank

"I'm the ghostly guardian of the Haunted Tank! Any soldier who's ever been in combat..."

Deadly Questions!

"Belgium, 1945, and a lone figure trudges through the snow..."

Story Notes

inside back cover

Belt-Buckle Booby Trap!

"Of all the special purpose weapons created during World War II, the German belt-buckle gun was surely the most exotic."

Story Notes

back cover

Letter Column Featuring Let's Make Tracks...

Story Notes

Letters from Robin Snyder, Gregg Stamey, Jr., Bob LeRose, Sam Katz.

Assault of the Centurymen

Story Featuring Famous Fighting Outfits

"It was a clammy-cool wet day Nov. 1, 1944 when an infantryman facing German lines at Rambervillers..."

Credits