| Additional Information |
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| Publication | July 1952 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: Bi-monthly |
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| Credits | Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering) |
| Content | Genre: War |
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| Comic Story | A Change in Brass (8 pages) |
| Synopsis | Bill Mapes hated his Lieutenant in WWII, but during the Korean War when he becomes a Lieutenant he learns his former Lieutenant was right. |
| Credits | Pencils: Ken Rice | Inks: Ken Rice | Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering) |
| Content | Genre: War | Characters: Lieutenant Bill Mapes; Lieutenant Warwick; Louie; Joe; Red; Colonel Cowan |
| Notes | Korean War story |
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| Comic Story | A Guy and his Tank (8 pages) |
| Synopsis | Private Mackinaw figures that driving a Tank is just like driving the tractor he had back home. |
| Credits | Pencils: Bill Molno | Inks: Bill Molno | Letters: typeset (Leroy lettering) |
| Content | Genre: War | Characters: Private Orlie Tecumseh Mackinaw; Rocky; Mason; Levin |
| Notes | Korean War story |
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| Comic Story | Decision on Devil's Ridge (7 pages) |
| Synopsis | Second Lieutenant Reynolds is sent out to rescue a Paratrooper only to find that the man he is rescuing is the man who stole his girlfriend. |
| Credits | Script: Robert Turner | Pencils: Jim McLaughlin | Inks: Jim McLaughlin |
| Content | Genre: War | Characters: Second Lieutenant Pat Reynolds; Leo Matson |
| Notes | Korean War story. Robert Turner lists this as one of the stories he wrote from late 1950 - 1952, in his book "Some of My Best Friends Are Writers..." (1970). |
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| Comic Story | Operation: Abracadabra (7 pages) |
| Synopsis | Moore and Williams are sent to rescue a captured General, but Moore, the practical joker of the outfit, takes his gags along, which come in useful when they are captured. |
| Credits | Script: Robert Turner | Pencils: Lou Cameron | Inks: Lou Cameron |
| Content | Genre: War | Characters: Danny Moore; Ray Williams; Brigadier General Fanshaw; Fay Ming |
| Notes | Robert Turner lists this as one of the stories he wrote from late 1950 - 1952, in his book "Some of My Best Friends Are Writers..." (1970). |
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