Our Army at War (June 1962), #119

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A Bazooka for Babyface!

Story featuring Sgt. Rock

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A Bazooka for Babyface!

Story featuring Sgt. Rock

Storyline: A young soldier lied about his age to get into combat (he's only 16) and wants to prove he's worthy of staying with Easy Company.

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Battle Eagle!

Storyline: Adolf Hitler gives a solid gold eagle to the leader of his finest desert Panzer regiment. A lone American soldier ends up with the eagle by accident and has to fight off the German attempts to recover it.

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Canteen That Won an Island!

Storyline: Jim Lucas, a lone Marine on a Pacific island, awaiting a final Japanese attack, writes a note to his son Eddie Lucas and puts it in a canteen and throws it in the ocean. As fate would have it, his son was on a landing craft on the other side of the island that is hit by a mine. The only survivor is Eddie Lucas, who finds the canteen with his name on it and goes on a one-man rampage that reunites him with his father.

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For the Best in Comics Entertainment
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Ad featuring Salada Tea, Ad featuring Junket Desserts

Big-Big-Big News About a Small-Small-Small Super-Hero

Story featuring The Atom

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Ad featuring Palisades Amusement Park Admission

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More Startling Than Tomorrow's Science-Fiction Are the Metal Men

Story featuring Metal Men

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Letter Column featuring Sgt. Rock's Combat Corner

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Your Pass to New Worlds!
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World War II Battle Story... ...75th Infantry Division

Storyline: A summary of the 75th Infantry Division's winter offensive in Germany in early 1944.

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Tomorrow's Stars Appear Today!

Story featuring The Atom, Story featuring Hawkman, Story featuring Metal Men, Story featuring Aquaman

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Ad featuring Honor House Products Novelties

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Ad featuring Garcelon Stamps

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Ad featuring 100 Toy Soldiers